Published on August 17, 2026
Sam Sharp made her first appearance back in the episode “L Is for Love,” and she’s been a fan favorite in The Loud House ever since. This lesson walks through how to draw Sam Sharp in 3/4 view, putting her full figure at a slight angle so the proportions read more naturally.
Getting Sam Down on Paper
Across 16 stages, this lesson takes Sam from a handful of guide marks to a fully colored figure, with the closing image showing her finished palette. The early frames keep things loose so you can lock the proportions before committing to any solid outlines.
What Makes Sam Recognizable
- Blonde hair with a teal bang streak
- Long lashes
- Helix piercings
- Teal jacket over a target tee
- Burgundy jeans with ripped knees
- Dark purple lace-up boots
Sam runs with the same crowd as the rest of the cast, so she lines up well next to her girlfriend Luna or the deadpan Maggie. If you’d rather see Sam facing forward, there’s a separate front view version to compare against.
How the Line Colors Work
Each frame uses three colors so you can always tell what belongs to the current stage:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Sam Sharp: Step-by-Step
Let Me See Your Sam
Once you reach that final colored stage, I’d genuinely like to see what you ended up with, so feel free to leave it below. I’m putting together a way to attach your art straight into the comment section, and depending on when you’re reading this, it might already be up and running. Now that how to draw Sam Sharp in 3/4 view is behind you, the rest of the band crowd is open too, like the comedic Luan or the athletic Lynn. Fresh lessons go up on Facebook and Telegram the second they publish, a new video drops on YouTube daily from these guides, and Pinterest gets refreshed often, plus my Patreon has hand drawn coloring pages if you’d like to chip in and support the work.
