Okay, let’s be real. We're tackling a legend: Bennett from Genshin Impact. And we're going to learn how to draw him! Prepare for potential adventure (and maybe a drawing mishap or two).
Step 1: The Head (And Hair...Oh Boy, The Hair)
Start with a circle. Don't worry, it doesn't have to be perfect. Nobody's perfect, especially not my attempts at circles.
Add the jawline. Think "slightly surprised avocado." You know, if avocados had jaws.
Now, the hair. Bennett has...unique hair. It's like a dandelion exploded on his head.
Seriously, just go wild with spiky shapes. Add volume. Add more volume. Keep adding it.
Don’t be afraid to experiment! The messier, the more Bennett it is. Embrace the chaos!
Step 2: The Face (And The Adventure Team Smile)
Two simple eyes. Don’t make them too serious. Bennett is a ray of sunshine (even if that sunshine is occasionally radioactive).
Give him a small, cheerful nose. A little upturn is key for that optimistic look.
The mouth is where the magic happens. Draw a wide, friendly smile. He's always ready for an adventure (even if it involves hilichurls and a broken compass).
Step 3: The Body (Time For Adventure!)
Sketch out a basic body shape. Keep it simple; we're not aiming for anatomy awards here. We just want him ready to explore!
Add his outfit. Think practical but stylish. Lots of straps and buckles. He's prepared for anything!
Don't forget his Vision! It's crucial for his elemental powers (and looking cool).
Add details like his gloves and the adventure team symbol. The more details, the better!
Step 4: Clean Up and Refine (Or Not!)
Erase those initial guidelines. Unless you like the chaotic look. Then leave them!
Go over the lines you want to keep with a darker pen or pencil. This makes your drawing pop.
Add shading to give it depth. Or don't. Your art, your rules!
Step 5: Color (Or Embrace The Monochrome!)
Color him in using your favorite medium. Markers, colored pencils, crayons – whatever floats your boat.
Stick to Bennett's color palette. Mostly red, white, and a bit of black.
Or, hear me out, leave it black and white. It’s a vibe! A classic, timeless Bennett.
Bonus Tip: Embrace The Imperfection!
Don’t stress about making it perfect. Seriously, art is about expression, not flawless execution.
Bennett is all about bad luck turned into adventure. So a wonky line or two just adds to the charm!
And remember, even if your drawing looks nothing like Bennett, you still drew something! That's an achievement!
So grab your pencil and paper. Give it a try! Have fun drawing Bennett! Good luck!
Now, go forth and create! And remember, even if your art isn't perfect, it's still uniquely yours.
One last thing, let's all agree that Bennett's bad luck is actually kinda endearing (unpopular opinion, I know).
