Published on August 10, 2026
Coco’s master and the quiet head of the atelier steps in for a portrait of his own, and how to draw Qifrey’s face is the only target this lesson keeps in sight. Bringing the soft-spoken witch from Witch Hat Atelier down to a head study starts with setting his skull shape and feature spacing before the tall cap and glasses get layered over it.
Narrowing in on the Master’s Portrait
This walkthrough covers 14 stages and lands on a fully colored bust you can keep beside you as a reference for his pale and brass scheme. The first stages frame the head and place the eyes and mouth, then the messy hair, towering ribboned cap, layered glasses, and turtleneck collar drop in one piece at a time once the base holds.
Details to Watch While Drawing
- Messy white hair across the brow
- One blue eye, one covered lens
- Tall white cap with long ribbon
- Gold diamond ornament between the lenses
- Black segmented high collar under the robe
- Pale robe shoulders, calm expression
Since it sticks to the portrait, this one sits comfortably next to the other head studies like Tetia and Coco. His longtime friend Olruggio makes a fitting companion piece if you want to draw the pair together.
What the Line Colors Stand For
Every stage uses a simple color key so the latest marks always read apart from the lines already laid down:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Qifrey’s Face: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Share Your Qifrey Portrait Down Here
Heads up before you go: a feature for attaching your finished art right inside the comment box is being built, so by the time you finish how to draw Qifrey’s face, that upload field may already be live for you to test. Fresh lessons hit Facebook and Telegram the moment they publish here, a new YouTube video goes up 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 belongs next on the list, and if you would like to support the work behind these lessons, my Patreon stocks hand drawn coloring pages for backers.
