How to draw Kaguya Kimimaro from Naruto Manga. Learn how to draw Kaguya Kimimaro from Naruto step by step easy to follow basic Manga tutorial. Learn basic drawing technique for Manga, Anime and comics. In this tutorial you will learn to draw an Manga character Kaguya Kimimaro along with useful portrait drawing tips. First, if you can break down each part of the face in to simple geometry shape in the beginning, it will make your drawing process a lot easier. No matter what you are trying to draw, once you understand its construction and see its basic foundation. You also have to make sure each elements place on the correct spot. That can be done by carefully measure with your eyes or guess your best at it. It will make your drawing process a lot easier once you observe the over all shape of the character you are trying to draw. I usually start of using sphere or circle as a base for character’s head shape, then next step would be figuring out the next geometry form to fit into the image.
Kimimaro was one of the original Sound Five and appears near the end of their journey to protect Sasuke so he can reach the second level of the Cursed Seal. Kimimaro is the sole survivor of the Kaguya clan, the clan who can manipulate their bodies skeleton frame. He is well suited for close combat fighting and distant fighting. Since he can regenerate and make new bones, he has a endless supply of bones he can use against his opponent.
Here is a final drawing of Kaguya Kimimaro from Naruto.
Below are step by step how to draw Kaguya Kimimaro from Naruto. Step one, I just drew a regular basic Manga head structure. I then drew a vertical line from top to the bottom of the face. After that, I drew two horizontal lines across the middle the face. Those vertical and horizontal lines will help us construct his facial structure and more detail. Step two, Once I have his head constructed, I then added eyes, nose and mouth along the vertical and horizontal lines. Step three, I keep refining the base sketch so that all the elements will be at the most accurate positions. Then I drew in the hair style, headgear, and his big collars or scarf. Step four, I drew both eyes within the gap on the parallel horizontal lines. In step four and five, I finished up the character with more detail.