How to draw Taylor Swift by Pencil

How to draw taylor swift realistic by pencil with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Celebrity drawings for beginners and everyone.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below


 

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

This should be a relatively easy guide to follow. Remember that your initial shapes and lines should be as large as you want your sketch to be. Let’s begin? Start with a circle for the shape of her head, then add guides to her face, the shape of her cheeks, and the contour of her jawline.

Step 2

Now you can start sketching the initial liner for her eyes and incorporate the nose along with them.

Step 3

Taylor Swift has crossed eyes, so you wouldn’t draw a big-eyed girl, just a light-eyed girl. Finish drawing Taylor Swift’s eyes, and then fill in the area for her pupils. Add some lashes, and then some detail or light strokes under her eyes as you see here. Next, outline one side of her nose by adding a nostril and indent over the nostril, then outline the top of her mouth and or lips. Finally, outline the top of her long curls and in this particular sketch her hair is loose on the right side of her face and cheeks.

Step 4

Before heading out to town to sketch out her beautiful wavy hairstyle, you’ll need to outline the shape of her face including her chin and jawline. Once done, you can add the lower lip and eyebrows. You can now sketch her hair using the wavy pattern line. Don’t forget to add detailed hair lines to add volume and volume to the hair.

Step 5

You can now finish sketching her hair, and then start carefully erasing the principles and shapes you drew in step one to clean up your portrait of Taylor Swift. That’s it.

Step 6

Add some shade to her face, neck and hair, and then you’re done. You can choose to color in the drawing, or leave the portrait as a pencil sketch, it’s entirely up to you. I know this is a long-awaited lesson for some of you Taylor Swift fans, so I hope you guys enjoy it.

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