Published on July 24, 2026
Out of all the apprentices studying under Qifrey, Agott carries distinct expressions in Witch Hat Atelier, and that quiet intensity is exactly what makes this subject so fun to put on paper. This breakdown covers how to draw Agott’s face, focusing on the head, hat, and upper body so you can capture her mood without getting lost in extra detail.
Getting Agott’s Brooding Look Right
This walkthrough is built around 18 steps, with the last one showing the finished colored version so you can check your shading against the reference. The earlier steps lay down the structure first, then slowly bring in the smaller shapes that give her that recognizable presence.
Key Traits That Define Her Design
- Short curly hair with messy volume
- Half-lidded eyes and a pouty mouth
- Pointed apprentice hat with tassel
- Layered fringe framing the face
- High collar of the atelier robes
I posted her full body sketch earlier. If you want to keep building out the rest of the atelier cast, you can move on to Coco once you finish here, or study the master himself with Qifrey. Fans of the other apprentices can also try Richeh for a different personality to practice.
Reading the Colors in Each Step
Every step uses a simple color system so you always know what to focus on:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Agott’s Face: Step-by-Step


















Show Me What You Came Up With
Right now I’m putting together a feature that lets you post your own art straight into the comments below, so by the time you read this it might already be live for you to try. Drop your version of how to draw Agott’s face down there once you finish, and follow along on Facebook and Telegram where every new guide goes up the moment it lands on the site. There is also a fresh video on YouTube each day pulled from the existing walkthroughs, plus regular Pinterest updates if that is where you save your references. If you want to support the work, you can grab one of my hand drawn coloring pages over on Patreon.