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How to draw Disney characters: Scrooge McDuck (part 1)

 

How to draw Disney characters: Scrooge McDuck - Learn to draw how to draw this amazing Disney character

 

 

Over the decades, Scrooge has emerged from being a mere supporting character in the Donald Duck oeuvre to a major figure of the Duck universe. In 1952, he was given his own comic book series, Uncle Scrooge, which still runs today.

 

How to draw Disney characters - Let's get started!

 

As a new challenge for your will to learn how to draw this time we are going to tackling a difficult one, Uncle Scrooge McDuck, notorious Disney character.

 

We will draw him with and angry face (as usual) and sitting on a big sack of money. Let's get ready to do it.

 

 

Let's start by drawing a circle for the head and a pear shaped figre for the body. Cross the circle with a verticla and horizontal line to figure the midline of the face and the position of the eyes.

 

It's useful to do the same for the body too.

 

 

How to draw Disney characters - sketching in

 

Now draw the big sack underneath our character and subsequently draw the feet veryy very losely. Finally draw two little circles for the position of the shoulders and wrap, so to speak, the crossed arms into a poligonal figure to determine their proportions.

 

Do not forget to sketch in the tail.

 

 

Using a different pencil (red for me) go in and start delineating better his body parts without too much detail, just sketching the shape of the beak, the shape of the crossed arms wrapped in the contour you drew before and finally the fluffy beard and the long hat.

 

Do not forget the coat that Uncle Scrooge McDuck wears at all the time.

 

 

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