Today we are drawing Kyle Thompson from Coastline Chronicles. He’s in a basic standing pose, hands in his pockets, just chilling. Nothing action-packed here, so it’s a pretty easy one to get through. The drawing uses clean lines and minimal detail, making it low complexity overall — good for warming up or practicing body proportions in a relaxed pose.
Main Things to Look At
- Button-up shirt with vertical stripes, a visible chest pocket and rolled up sleeves
- Hands tucked into side pockets of simple jogger-style pants
- Sneakers with basic laces and ankle-high socks
- Loose stance with shoulders tilted back
- Short afro hairstyle and defined jawline
- Slight smirk and sharp eyebrows
If you’re sketching more from Coastline Chronicles, you might want to try Beni Turner, Jared Armstong, or Dom Baker next — they each have unique builds that balance well with Kyle’s design.
The Color System I Used in the Guide
This drawing follows the usual step-by-step coloring method:
- Red Color: marks the lines to draw in the current step
- Black Color: shows what’s already been drawn
- Grey Color: is for the rough sketch that forms the basic shape
There’s not a lot of overlap in this one, so it’s easy to focus on each section—head, torso, legs—without too much details in the steps.
Now that you’ve worked through how to draw Kyle Thompson from Coastline Chronicles, go ahead and drop a photo or link to your finished sketch in the comments under the pinned post on Pinterest. It’s genuinely fun to see how different people interpret his look, so don’t be shy about sharing yours. If you want more guides like this one delivered to you, there’s an email signup form at the top of the page, and video versions of some guides pop up on the YouTube channel too.