How to draw Ink Bendy Nightmare Run (FNF)

Clawed hands reaching forward and a wide grin full of teeth put Ink Bendy Nightmare Run in a different category from the standard Friday Night Funkin’ cast, and this step-by-step guide covers exactly how to draw Ink Bendy Nightmare Run from the ground up. The pose alone makes this one worth working through.

What Makes This Particular Pose a Drawing Challenge

The tutorial runs 22 steps and ends on clean line art with no color, which keeps the focus entirely on capturing the aggressive forward lunge and the stretched proportions that define this version of Bendy. Most of the complexity lives in the limb angles and the way the body crouches low while the arms extend outward, so getting the overall gesture right early pays off through every step that follows.

Visual Features to Keep in Mind

• Round head with large devil horns on top
• Wide grinning mouth with visible teeth
• Bow tie at neck, tattered sleeves
• Body in aggressive lunging run stance
• Both arms outstretched with clawed hands

If you enjoy sketching FNF characters with unusual shapes and poses, Soft Mommy Mearest and Blake from Mount Sliver both offer different kinds of proportion challenges worth exploring. Ash from FNF Vs. Bob and Bosip is another solid follow-up if you want more practice with expressive FNF character designs.

Reading the Step Colors in This Tutorial

Each step uses a simple three-color system to show exactly what is new and what came before:

• Red Color: lines added in the current step.
• Black Color: lines completed earlier.
• Gray Color: base sketch for structure.

How to Draw Ink Bendy Nightmare Run: Step-by-Step Tutorial

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Finished the Sketch? Share It and Keep Going

Once the drawing is done, drop your finished version in the comments below. Seeing how different people handle the crouched lunge and the clawed hands is genuinely useful for anyone else working through this tutorial. New guides go up on Facebook and Telegram as soon as they are published, a new YouTube video based on existing guides posts every single day, and Pinterest stays updated regularly if you prefer saving references that way. For more FNF practice, Beta Luigi and Hellbeats Senpai are both worth adding to your sketch list. If you want to support the site and get access to hand-drawn coloring pages, the Patreon page is the place to do that.