How To Draw Chibi Sasuke Step By Step

Chibi Sasuke is a tiny version of Sasuke Uchiha from the “Naruto” series, characterized by his extremely tiny and childlike appearance. Today, in this tutorial, we learn to draw Chibi Sasuke in simple steps.

He frequently appears in comics or lighter forms, such as Omeke stories, a chibi-fashion collection like “Naruto SD: Rock Lee and His Ninja Pals,” and authentic Naruto items like keychains, figures, and posters. Follow the steps below to learn the drawing of Chibi Sasuke.

Art Materials & Equipment

• Pencil
• Drawing Paper
• Marker
• Pencil Color
• Eraser
• Sharpener
• Compass (Alternative)

Steps To Draw Chibi Sasuke

Get an overview of today’s drawing tutorial from the picture below. This guide is for both the beginner and the experienced, while children can be the ones who will enjoy it fully. Follow the steps below.

Step 1: Roughly Sketch Basic Outline

Begin with an oval shape for the head and draw a vertical line down the centre to maintain symmetry. Sketch a basic figure for the body, arms, and legs as shown in the picture, as this is just for reference. We prefer you to use a pencil for these initial guidelines as we will erase it on further steps.

Step 2: Draw Hair

Outline the reference lines to messy and layered hair, like the character’s personality. The hair should look rough and slightly coming in the forehead.

Step 3: Outline Character’s Dress

Firstly, following the rough line, outline the character’s head, hair, and half of his body. Then, as shown in the figure above, add sleeves to his attire, along with a slightly curving and zigzag line.

Step 4: Add Hands

Next, draw a hand just below the sleeves, then add five fingers to the right hand. For the left hand, first, create a plan, and then draw a sword backwards with parallel lines.

Then, after adding the sword, his fingers must appear to be holding it. Also, add extra texture to the character’s outfit, as seen in the image.

Step 5: Draw Legs And Slippers

Complete the outfit of the character by drawing the shape of the pants. Draw simple, slipper-like footwear on the feet. Keep the design minimalistic, with a slight curve to indicate the shape of the foot inside.

Step 6: Add Ear

Next, draw a C-shaped shape from the right side of the hair and connect another shape inside the ear to give it a deeper look. Also, add a neckline to the outfit to give it a natural touch.

Step 7: Sketch Facial Features

Afterthat, draw two almond-shaped eyes, slightly angled upwards at the outer corners. Simply add a dot to represent the nose and a slightly curved line below that for a smile.

Step 8: Remove Extra Lines

Finally, erase the extra line from the sketch to make it neat and clean. While removing the extra line, make the belt of the character lighter than other parts of the drawing, as shown in the picture. Make sure your drawing matches the given picture.

This will complete our drawing part. Let’s proceed to the coloring part to make the sketch more enjoyable.

Coloring a Chibi Sasuke

Once the drawing of the Chibi Sasuke is complete, start following the coloring process. We have selected some basic colors.

First, we colored the hair a dark blue. The same color has been used in the pants and some of the belts. We have used a light blue color in half of the outfit, as seen in the picture. Grey has been used in slippers and hand gloves. Purple is used for the belt. The sword has been colored dark blue. Finally, we have completed the coloring part, adding red color to the eyes.

Color Details:

• Dark Blue
• Light Blue
• Grey
• Red
• Purple

Finally, our character is ready. We hope you enjoyed the coloring process as much as the sketching one. We have used pencil colors; you can use any of your preferences, like crayon or watercolor. But we suggest you use a pencil to not mess up the sketch.

Finally Our Artwork is Complete

We’ve successfully drawn Chibi Sasuke and added color to it. We hope you find our tutorial easy.

If you enjoy it, then leave a comment. Also, if you have any feedback, requests, or questions, please share them with us. We value your input and look forward to hearing from you soon!