Published on August 1, 2026
The cheerful apprentice whose curiosity drives the whole story comes back for a closer look, and how to draw Coco’s face is the single thing this lesson zeroes in on. Bringing the young witch from Witch Hat Atelier down to a portrait starts with getting her head shape and features placed before any of the hat and collar work gets added.
Zooming in on the Apprentice’s Portrait
This walkthrough runs across 20 stages and finishes on a fully colored bust you can keep handy as a reference for her warm and teal scheme. The early stages settle the head shape and feature placement, then the chin-length hair, tall pointed hat, dark collar, and robe shoulders fill in one piece at a time as the base reads right.
Features Worth Tracking
- Short yellow-green hair framing the face
- Large golden eyes, bright smile
- Tall pointed hat with tassel
- White panel on the teal cap
- Dark collar under the robe
- Teal shoulders with round buttons
Since this one stays on the face, it pairs naturally with the other portrait lessons like Richeh and Agott. If you would rather build the entire figure instead, her full body version covers her head to shoes.
How the Line Colors Are Used
Every stage runs on a simple color key so the freshest marks always stand apart from the lines already on the page:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Coco’s Face: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Show Off Your Coco Portrait Below
Small heads up before you close the tab: a feature for attaching your finished art right inside the comment box is in the works, so by the time you finish how to draw Coco’s face, that upload field might already be sitting there ready to test. New lessons reach Facebook and Telegram the second they go live here, a fresh YouTube video posts daily built from guides already on the site, and Pinterest keeps gaining new pins worth saving. Drop your portrait in the comments and tell me which Witch Hat Atelier face I should break down next, and if you would like to support the work behind these lessons, my Patreon stocks hand drawn coloring pages for backers.
