Bebop isn’t just a mutated warthog; he’s an iconic figure from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) animated series of 1987. This tutorial will guide you on how to draw Bebop, capturing his intricate details and dynamic design.
Bebop’s Noteworthy Appearance and Features
- Distinct warthog head with prominent tusks
- Street gangster attire with a punk edge
- Robust physique symbolizing his brute strength
- Twin turtle shells on his shoulders – his mark as Shredder’s enforcer
- Comical yet intimidating expression characteristic of his personality
Once you’ve mastered Bebop, you might want to expand your TMNT collection by sketching his counterpart, Rocksteady, or the formidable Shredder himself.
Understanding the Guide’s Structure
This guide comprises 15 stages to sketching Bebop. But before we dive into the drawing, it’s essential to understand our guide’s color-coding system:
- Red Color: Indicates the current drawing step
- Black Color: Highlights the lines from previous steps
- Grey Color: Depicts the basic proportions sketch
The initial two steps focus on the basic sketch using light pencil strokes. This preliminary sketch aids in maintaining accurate proportions. After completing the sketch, artists have the option to ink their drawing. However, remember to wait until the ink dries before erasing the pencil marks to prevent smudging.
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