Hello artists, today we will learn how to draw Eto Yoshimura’s face from Tokyo Ghoul. This tutorial will help you sketch her face in a front view.
Eto’s Appearance
When drawing Eto Yoshimura, focus on these key aspects of her appearance:
- Eto has long, green hair that is usually messy.
- She has a sleepy or curious expression.
- Despite her often unkempt appearance, she is noted for her beauty and resembles her mother, Ukina.
- Her fashion is modest or sloppy, matching her overall casual look.
Pay special attention to her hair and facial expression. Other characters you might enjoy drawing include Ken Kaneki and Kishou Arima from the same series.
About the Eto Drawing Guide
This guide consists of 7 steps, each illustrated with an image. By following these steps one after another, you’ll gradually complete Eto’s face drawing. The color coding in the images is as follows:
- Red Color: Indicates the current step.
- Black Color: Shows the lines drawn in previous steps.
- Grey Color: Represents the basic sketch.
The first stage involves creating the basic sketch. In the final stages, you can ink the drawing by tracing over your pencil lines with an ink pen. Wait for the ink to dry completely before gently erasing the pencil marks to avoid smudging.
![How to draw Eto Yoshimura's face | Tokyo Ghoul - step 01](https://sketchok.com/images/articles/06-anime/011-tokyo-ghoul/21/01.jpg)
![How to draw Eto Yoshimura's face | Tokyo Ghoul - step 03](https://sketchok.com/images/articles/06-anime/011-tokyo-ghoul/21/03.jpg)
![How to draw Eto Yoshimura's face | Tokyo Ghoul - step 05](https://sketchok.com/images/articles/06-anime/011-tokyo-ghoul/21/05.jpg)
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In this guide, I have shown you how to draw Eto Yoshimura’s face from Tokyo Ghoul step-by-step. I hope you found this tutorial helpful. For more drawing guides and regular updates, follow SketchOk on social media:
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