How to Draw Homer Simpson from The Simpsons : Step by Step Drawing Lesson

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Do you want to learn how to draw Homer Simpson from The Simpsons? I have put together a step-by-step tutorial that will help you figure out how to draw Homer  Simpson by using simple shapes to build up Homer’s form. This is an intermediate cartooning tutorial that kids, teens, and adults will enjoy. Even some younger children might be able to draw Homer Simpson if you stand by to help with the instructions. Enjoy! You Might Also Be Interested in Drawing Bart Simpson and Maggie Simpson … and Lisa Simpson

 

The above picture of a cartoon Homer Simpson from The Simpsons is what we will be drawing step by step today. Find this drawing tutorial below. Get out a piece of paper, a pencil, and a black marker. Good luck.

Step 1

Take out your piece of paper and your pencil..we are about to sketch. Look at the picture above. I know that this doesn’t look anything like the finished Homer  Simpson picture that we are attempting to draw…but I will explain why the picture above looks so strange. Well, what I was trying to show you (in the picture above) was that Homer Simpson is made up of a bunch of simple shapes. Take a look at the image above and attempt to draw the simple-shaped Homer Simpson. Don’t worry about mistakes because you can erase these later. Later, you will be using a pen or marker to outline the ‘right’ lines.

Step 2

I drew the blue line to show you where to place Homer’s eye. I separated Homer’s gumdrop shape head into 2 halves. Do this too and you will then know where to draw the circle and pupil for Homer’s first eye.

Step 3

Now draw Homer’s nose…the blue line again will help you. Draw Homer’s nose, shaped like a backwards letter ‘c’, right below the blue line.

Step 4

Now draw Homer’s right eye. It also is a circle, but part of it is hidden behind his nose.

Step 5

Now lets draw Homer’s mouth. I drew the blue line vertically along Homer’s left eye’s pupil to show you that this is about where Homer’s mouth ends.

Step 6

Now lets draw the shape that defines Homer’s 5 o’clock shadow. You can draw this as a letter ‘c’. I drew the blue line along this letter ‘c’ to show you that it is almost all the way to the left of Homer’s left eye. The other blue line shows that the other side of the ‘c’ is almost all the way to the right of Homer’s right eye.

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    • admin

      Thats ok….almost everybody does semi-bad the first time they try something…just try again and it will be much better. 🙂

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    • admin

      No sweetie…you aren’t stupid. Keep trying. Do you know how long it took me to learn how to draw well?! A long time. You can do it…just keep at it. 🙂

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