How to Draw Richeh Full Body from Witch Hat Atelier

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The crystal-magic apprentice who refuses to grow up gets her own full figure now, and how to draw Richeh as a complete standing character is what this lesson lays out. Setting the young disciple from Witch Hat Atelier on the page starts with getting her proportions settled before any of the cape and pointed hat detailing comes in.

Building the Crystal Witch from the Ground Up

This breakdown runs across 20 stages and finishes on a fully colored figure you can keep as a reference for her teal and cream scheme. The first stages block out the head, torso, and leg structure, then the long hair, tall hat, open cape, dress, and short boots get stacked in one piece at a time as the base holds together.

Design Cues to Watch For

Very long sky blue hair
Tall pointed hat with tassel
Open teal cape over cream dress
Dark collar and waist belt
Slouchy gray ankle boots

She shares the same atelier as her fellow apprentices, so it makes sense to line her up beside Agott and the travelling minstrel Custas once each figure is finished. More of the series cast will join this section as new lessons go live.

How the Line Colors Work

Every stage runs on a simple color key so the newest marks stay clear of 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 Richeh: Step-by-Step Tutorial

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Finished Richeh drawing from Witch Hat Atelier

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Drop Your Richeh in the Comments

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