Anime is one of the most popular and beautiful forms of visual art. And in this tutorial we will show you how to draw an anime nose.
The fact is that in the anime there are a huge variety of how to draw noses. How the nose looks depends on many factors – on the age, gender, and even the alignment of the character. Below we will try to most widely show all the ways to draw anime noses.
Most often, the nose in anime is drawn as a simple line. Or two lines that indicate the appearance of the nostrils or the tip of the nose.
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Anime nose can draw a little more complicated. To do this, you can add a slightly curved nose bridge to the simple lines from the figure drawing above. The line of the nasal bridge can be of various forms, you can see this in the drawing from the artists of below.
Pay attention to how the nose will look from the side. In its simplest form, it appears as two lines – the bridge of the nose, and the lower line of the nose. To it you can add a short line of the nostril. Also note how different noses can look like in anime.
To make the anime nose drawing more complex, you need to add some shadows. In the anime shadows are drawn very easily. First, it is necessary to depict the outlines of the shadow itself, then, using a dense but light hatching, paint over this area of the shadow.
How To Draw A Nose Step By Step
In the figure below, we tried to show you how the noses look from many different points of view. Try to repeat them, not forgetting to apply the shadow in the same way as shown in the example from the artists of .
As you could see, it was quite easy to learn how to draw an anime nose. We repeat once again all the important points.
And most importantly – try to draw an anime nose not only separately from the whole body, but also as a part of a portrait. Go to our art instruction on how to draw anime and try to repeat the whole picture, applying the knowledge gained in this article when you will draw a nose.Sometimes, noses are big and we notice them right away. At other times, they seem insignificant - but something would be missing without them.
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After learning about anime noses, would you like to practice with this anime girl with glasses? You can also try this anime girl side profile drawing.
Anime noses come in several types. Anime for beginners may include simple triangular noses, like this anime girl head base drawing. Others may use just a curved line or omit the nose entirely!
Notice how in each sketch, a line or series of lines outlines the brow bone just above the nose, the nose itself, and the upper lip. Another line - a short one - indicates the opening of the nostril.
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Observe how slight changes to the shape of the lines can create different features. For example, the second and third sketches have less detail and seem more effeminate. The fourth sketch is chiseled and sharp. As such, it likely belongs to a man's face.
Next, let's look at the nose front view in the second row. A line is used for the top or bridge of the nose. A "U" or "W" shaped line indicates the tip of the nose and the front of the nostrils. Short lines on each side contour the sides of the nostrils.
Again, which noses look male and which ones are female? The rounded third nose may belong to a female character. The other, sharper noses appear more masculine.
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When you draw the nose 3/4 view, you'll be combining aspects of the front and side view. You'll use a long line as in the side view, but you will also give more weight to outlining the nostril.
An anime girl's nose is likely to be smaller, rounder, and simpler than an anime boy's nose. Older male characters are likely to have the largest and most well-defined noses.
While some variation can occur - especially if a character has recently received a blow to the face - anime noses typically follow a standard placement.
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Consider this anime face drawing where we use a grid to help with the facial feature placement. The character's nose typically overlaps the bottom of the original circle. It will be located just to the side of the vertical guideline, often to the left.
Have you seen our library of anime and manga drawing guides? Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, drawing anime characters can be fun and easy with these step-by-step anime art tutorials.If you would like more information on how to position the nose and other facial features on the head you can check the How to Draw an Anime Girl’s Head and Face tutorial.
Some defining feature of anime and manga noses are that they tend to be small and pointy with details like the nostrils often not drawn at all. Of course there are also quite a few variation to the style some of which are shown above.
How To Draw A Nose
For the front view of the “basic nose” you can simply draw it as a dot or a dash. Depending on how simplistic you want the style to be you can even not draw the nose at all when showing the head from the front.
A good guideline for placing the nose is to first vertically and horizontally divide the head in half. For the vertical positioning draw this type of nose directly in the middle of the head. For the horizontal position draw it between the horizontal halfway point and the chin.
You can place the nose slightly higher or lower based on style and the type of character you want to create but generally try and keep it close to the area described above. This will be discussed in a little more detail later on in the tutorial.
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For the 3/4 view you can keep the vertical placement of the nose the same as for the front view. The vertical placement of the nose will be the middle of the face. You can roughly estimate where this will be by projecting a line down from the curve of the forehead to the bottom of the chin.
As you are really only drawing the end of the nose position it some distance away from this line so that the empty space leaves enough room to fit the full thing (if it were actually drawn out).
You can give a hint of the nose with just two curved lines as shown in the example above. Alternatively you can also only draw the top curve or even just a dot/dash similar to the front view.
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For the side view again be sure to keep the vertical placement of the nose as described earlier and as shown in the above illustration. A common mistake beginners make is misplacing facial features when drawing the same character from different views.
It’s hard to have a clear placement guide for the horizontal positioning of the nose in the side view as this can be effected by the face type, nose length and style. Generally however you will want to draw it sticking out past the forehead.
Make the actual shape of the nose somewhat like a vertical check mark with a short bottom curve, a pointy tip and a long upper curve.
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Another common way to draw an anime nose is with some very basic shading. You can make this completely black or a grey/darken skin tone depending on weather you are using color not not.
In the front view divide the head in half both vertically and horizontally (same as the first example of the tutorial). Draw the nose shadow to one side of the vertical line with it’s horizontal placement between the chin and the horizontal halfway point of the face.
For the 3/4 view you can again place the nose as described in the first example. Positional it horizontally between the halfway point of the head and the bottom of the chin with the vertical placement based on a line projected from the forehead to the chin.
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Shade the the bottom part of the nose with a shadow that is wider at the base of the nose and narrower at the tip. Draw the upper part of the nose with a simple curve and keep the tip pointy.
Unlike the basic nose example you can make the the upper curve slightly larger and more defined so that it does not get “lost” compared to the large shaded area.
Please note that this nose shading applies to general/common lighting conditions. If you want to shade the nose/face in more unusual lighting see:
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For the side view of the “shaded nose” you can actually draw it without any shading (exactly the same as the side view of the first example) . As the shadow is used to help define the nose there is no need for it in a view where the silhouette of
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