How To Draw A Person Dabbing Step By Step

So, there I was, scrolling through my social media feed, when suddenly, I was hit by a wave of dabbing. You know, that dance move where someone pretends to sneeze into their elbow? Yeah, that one. It was everywhere! Kids at school, celebrities on TV, even my grandma was giving it a go (well, maybe not). I thought to myself, "Hey, I could do that too!" But then I realized, I had no clue how to draw it. None. Zilch. Nada. So, I decided to figure it out and share it with you. Let's dive in, shall we?

First Things First: The Basic Pose

Alright, grab your pencil and paper. We're starting with the basic pose. Imagine your character is about to sneeze. They're leaning forward slightly, one hand covering their mouth, the other elbow bent and pointing downwards. That's your starting point.

Here's a little tip: sketch lightly. You don't want to end up with a bunch of dark lines you can't erase. Trust me, I've been there. It's not pretty.

Now, Let's Add Some Detail

Okay, so you've got your basic pose down. Great! Now let's add some detail. Start with the head. It's tilted downwards, so draw a simple oval shape for the face. Then, add a circle for the head, and connect them with a simple line for the neck.

Next up, the arms. The arm covering the mouth is simple - just a line for the sleeve and a few lines to suggest the hand. The other arm is a bit more complex. Draw a line for the elbow, then two lines for the forearm and hand, meeting at a point to create the fingers.

Clothing and Accessories

Now, let's add some clothing. Draw a simple line for the collar, and a few lines to suggest the shirt or dress. For the pants, just draw a simple line down from the waist, and a few lines to suggest the legs.

And hey, why not add a little something extra? A hat, a scarf, a pair of glasses - whatever you like! Just remember to keep it simple. This is a quick guide, not a masterclass (yet).

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Finishing Touches

Almost there! Now, let's add some final details. Draw a simple line for the sneeze - it should be coming from the mouth, curving upwards slightly. Then, add a few lines to suggest the character's hair.

And there you have it! Your very own dabbing character. Isn't that something? You've just learned how to draw one of the internet's favorite dance moves. Now, go forth and dab away!

But hey, don't stop here. Practice makes perfect, as they say. Try drawing your character in different poses, with different outfits, in different settings. The possibilities are endless!

And remember, if you ever get stuck, don't be afraid to ask for help. The internet's a big place, and there are plenty of people out there willing to lend a hand. Or a pencil, as the case may be.

So, what are you waiting for? Get out there and start drawing! And who knows? Maybe one day, your dabbing character will be the next big thing. Stranger things have happened, right?