Hey guys, today we're doing a bit of a chibi drawing tutorial. I've got a couple of thumbnail sketches here and I'm going to walk you through the process of drawing a really cute chibi. So this sort of art is my bread and butter for conventions. It tends to be what brings in the most sale and I'm sure many of you are watching my channel because you think my art is cute. So I begin, I like drawing traditionally. You don't have to draw traditionally but it is my preference. I am beginning with just a plain sketchbook. This is just a cheap, dick-blick sketchbook and a non-photo blue pencil. But you can really use any colored lead you want or you can start and graphite if you would like. And I'm going to be inking these later so I'm only going to be drawing in non-photo blue. So I don't normally start off with a thumbnail. But since I had the idea for it the other night, I wanted to get it down really quick. So I start off with a circle and this is how I zoom in for you guys. This is how I normally draw heads. It's really just changing the proportions of the head to be cuter. And after drawing a circle, I draw another circle here. You can find out more about this drawing technique, this way of handling heads in Andrew Loomises, books or I can do another tutorial for you guys at a later date. I then divide the head in half going this way and then that way. So horizontally vertically and then horizontally. And for to be drawings, you want to have a nice big head and a cute little chin. And then I divide the face again going down the front of the face. Next I draw the third eye, between the two eyes and that's really just to help me space my eyes out. Draw a cute jug handle for the ear, little poop, but nose, a larger circle around the eyes to help me place the eyebrows. And we have a basic QB head. So this is supposed to be a cute sort of moray or an of green gables inspired girl. And so I mark where the hairline will be. And I start sketching in the eyes. So as well as the highlights of the eyes and the irises. And I start sketching in the hair and she's going to have cute short braids. And I mark in where I want the flowers to be. A little bit off camera. So I'll move my sketchbook over so you guys can see what I'm doing. Right now I'm sketching in a rose and the way rose petals work are there in layers. So they basically build out from the center. And I'll do a daisy. So that has a center circle. And then the petals radiating out from around it. Now they're smaller daisy over here. And I'll do this one with fatter petals. And I'll start sketching in her bangs. Another flower over here. All right. Draw off camera. Draw in her teeth. And then I wanted her to have some freckles. All right. So that is one shebe down. Blad a little bit. Oh wait. Do need to draw through her hair. All right. So on to the next. So we're going to start with the circle again. This is going to be a front facing view. So we divide it in half. And I like to draw sort of a rounded shape below for the jaw and the chin. That third eye we just talked about. The two eyes on either side. Cute little button nose. It's big, happy open mouth. Cute little eyebrows. Those jaw candle ears. And I try to use sort of a fluid always moving gesture to help just keep things sort of smooth and moving along. Give everything a rhythm. And then floaty fluffy hair. And last on this one. Some really cute eyes. So I want her to be winking. So what I is close. Draw a little of the eye. And then the other eye. It's open. And I just got a star for the pupil. A little shine up there. All right. I'll see you guys again when I'm ready to eat these things. So I want to thank you guys so much for watching. If you would like to see a more detailed head construction tutorial video, let me know in the comments below and I'll start working on one. And if you have any other questions or suggestions, let me know that as well. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to hit subscribe so you can join me every twice every week in fact for new art tutorials. I'm Becca Hilburn. Thank you guys so much for hanging out with me. Bye.