Today, I’ll show you how to draw Ennui from Inside Out 2. Follow along if you’re keen to add this uniquely apathetic character to your collection of sketches.
Ennui’s Visual Appearance
- Ennui’s standout features include her periwinkle skin and long indigo hair, which falls straight with bangs above her eyes.
- Her body is small compared to her head, emphasizing her childlike proportions despite her older emotional traits.
- Dress her in a pale indigo sweater and matching sweatpants. Don’t forget the cozy gray socks dotted with grayish dots.
- Her cobalt blue eyes and thick hair should be drawn with a sense of indifference, and her posture should reflect her lackadaisical attitude.
- Link Ennui with other emotions from Inside Out 2 like Joy or Sadness to provide context and explore her role within the dynamics of Riley’s emotional spectrum.
About the Guide
In this guide, you’ll find a series of images that lead you through each step of drawing Ennui. Each image builds upon the last, showing how to develop a complete character from a simple sketch.
- Red Color: Marks the focus of the current step, guiding you on where to add details or refine the drawing.
- Black Color: Outlines the cumulative progress from previous steps, helping you visualize the development.
- Grey Color: Shows the initial sketch, laying the groundwork for your detailed work.
With a total of 17 steps, you’ll begin with the basic shapes and gradually add complexity. The final stage involves inking your drawing. Be patient; let the ink dry completely before erasing the pencil marks to achieve a clean and crisp Ennui drawing.
Drawing Ennui is a great way to practice capturing expressions of apathy and boredom, essential for portraying teenage emotions in art. Make sure to pin this guide on Pinterest so you can easily find it whenever you need. Also, follow us on social media for more tutorials. I always enjoy seeing your progress and encouraging your journey in art!