7 Unique Illustrations of Skull designs

7 Unique Illustrations of Skull designs. In this drawing example, you’ll learn how to draw the essential highlights of 7 unique runaway skulls. If you wish, you can tint and enhance your skull designs for the Day of the Dead.

These were created entirely in pencil and are the basic design for the striking and thoughtfully designed skulls I make for Día de Muertos. In the images below, you will learn how to upgrade them with crazy designs and sounds to create a fun, enthusiastic, and exciting skull design! For starters, how about drawing some skulls!

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7 Unique Illustrations of Skull Designs

Drawing Figure 1

1. Draw the top of a semicircle.
2. Continue defining the boundaries as if you were drawing a circle. Leave an opening at the base.
3. Match the two clasps by specifying a sizeable U-shaped border.
4. Attracts 2 nostrils in the middle, the lower half of the skull.
5. Draw 2 wide circles for the eyes.
6. Add a line for the mouth and some more modest lines for the teeth.

Drawing Figure 2

1. Draw the top of a semicircle.
2. Add 2 lines, 1 inside per side of the circle. Please start with the lines inside the ring and gently fold them to the outside of the process.
3. With these 2 lines, define 2 borders (1 on each side) by bringing the top of the lines down and slightly inwards. These lines are from the cheekbones of the skull.
4. Complete the balancing of the cheekbones by bringing the lines back to the center and then down.
5. Connect the different sides with a tenderly free straight line. It will be the bottom of the teeth!
6. Under the cheekbones, define a wide U-shaped border that goes from cheekbone to cheekbone, crossing over the lines you drew in step 4. It forms the highest point of the teeth.
7. In the middle, somewhere within yourself, drawn to levels 6 and 7, define another equal boundary. This line will be the center of the teeth.
8. Define some boundaries that shape your teeth. Your skull is smiling right now!
9. Under the cheekbones, near the lines you drew in phase 6, define 2 borders (1 per side) by going down and tilting inwards.
10. Connect these two lines with a gently curved U-shaped line. Your skull currently has a jaw! Done!
11. Draw 2 nostrils between the cheekbones above the teeth.
12. Draw 2 eyes above the nostrils. You’ve just finished drawing your skull!

Drawing Figure 3

1. Draw a reasonably even circle along the base, practically “squished.”
2. Starting at the bottom of the process, inside the loop on one side, draw a smooth U shape that dips down and returns to the ring on the opposite side. It will be the blueprint for the teeth.
3. Define an equal border midway between the bottom of the process and the line you just drew in phase 2. It will be the center of the teeth.
4. Put limits on the teeth everywhere.
5. Define 2 edges (1 on each side) that line up with the mouth near the mouth.
6. Define a boundary connecting the 2 lines you just drew in step 5. This line should line up with the mouth to form the jaw.
7. Above the teeth, draw 2 raindrop shapes for the nostrils.
8. Draw 2 eyes. You just finished!

Drawing Figure 4

1. Draw a circle. It tends to be a perfect or slightly flattened circle, similar to the one above.
2. Connect the bottom of the process and add 2 short lines (1 per side).
3. Connect the 2 lines you drew in step 2 with a gently curved line aligned with the bottom of the circle. That’s the skull jaw!
4. In the area, you just drew, draw a capital U. This will be the mouth!
5. Inside the mouth, define an even rim in the center for the teeth.
6. Define vertical borders to make teeth!
7. Above the teeth, draw 2 raindrop shapes for the nostrils.
8. Draw two big eyes. You quickly drew a skull!

Drawing Figure 5

1. Start by drawing a circle, but leave a wide opening at the base.
2. On either side of the open process, define a gently downwards border.
3. Match the 2 lines you drew in step 2. It structures the facial structure of the skull.
4. On the line, you drew to step 3, define an equal border above it. It will be the center of the teeth.
5. In first grade, at Level 4, you drew a series of inverted U shapes to frame the top line of the teeth.
6. On the opposite side of this line, draw a series of U-shapes to prepare the base pillar of the teeth.
7. Above the tooth column, draw 2 raindrop shapes for the nostrils.
8. Draw 2 big eyes. Are you ready! Easy right?

Drawing Figure 6

1. Draw the curve of a circle but leave a large opening at the base.
2. Add 2 short vertical lines, 1 at one or the other breakpoint you attracted to phase 1.
3. Match these 2 lines to the alone line.
4. Draw a wide U below the line you drew in phase 3. It is the jawline of the skull.
5. Draw a more modest wide U shape crossing the line you drew in step 3. It is the base of the mug.
6. Define a uniform border connecting the two ends of the U shape you drew in Stage 5. It is the mouth layout!
7. Inside the mouth, draw many short vertical lines to form the teeth.
8. Above the teeth, draw 2 raindrop shapes for the nostrils.
9. Draw 2 large round shapes for the eyes. Well done, you just drew a skull!

Drawing Figure 7

1. Draw an inverted U shape.
2. Define a margin from each edge that slopes down and rests against the center on each side.
3. Below the line you drew in stage 2, draw a U shape. It will be the jawline of the skull.
4. Within the line, you drew to stage 3, define a comparison boundary that aligns with it. It structures the layout of the mouth.
5. On the line, you drew in phase 4, define an even edge to shape the center of the teeth.
6. Draw lots of vertical lines to create the teeth of the skull. It is smiling!
7. Draw 2 nostrils above the teeth.
8. Draw 2 large round shapes for the eyes. You just drew a treacherous skull!

Drawings Finished

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