Published on July 17, 2026
The Knights Moralis squad leader who answers to no one but the law gets his turn here, and how to draw Easthies as a face and upper body study is the focus of this lesson. Bringing the stern enforcer from Witch Hat Atelier onto paper starts with placing his features correctly before any of the winged headpiece and uniform detailing gets layered in.
Working Up the Knight’s Portrait
This breakdown covers 20 stages and lands on a fully colored bust you can keep as a reference for his red and silver palette. The opening stages set the face and head angle, then the long hair, tall winged cap, diamond crest, and high uniform collar get built in one piece at a time as the base reads clearly.
Design Cues to Watch For
- Long straight black hair, loose strands
- Sharp red eyes, serious expression
- Tall red cap with pointed tip
- Large feathered wings on each side
- Silver diamond forehead crest
- High collar with knotted clasps
He stands on the opposite side of the law from the young apprentices he hunts, so he makes an interesting contrast next to Coco and her master Qifrey. The rest of the cast, including Agott, keeps getting added to this section as new lessons go live.
How the Line Colors Work
Each stage runs on a simple color key so the freshest marks stay easy to separate from the lines already down:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Easthies: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Post Your Easthies Below
One thing worth flagging: a feature for attaching your finished art right inside the comment box is being built, so by the time you finish how to draw Easthies, that upload field may already be there waiting for you to try. New lessons hit Facebook and Telegram the moment they publish here, a fresh YouTube video goes up daily based on guides already on the site, and Pinterest keeps gaining new pins worth saving. Share your portrait in the comments and tell me which Witch Hat Atelier face belongs next on the list, and if you would like to back the work behind these lessons, my Patreon has hand drawn coloring pages waiting for supporters.
