Hello everyone, it's another beautiful day to make lovely art. Lately, I have become an anime fan. I have become engrossed into it, and now I know why my friends were really into it. I like the action that comes with it. Most animes have intense combat scenes. Scenes that would keep one glued to their screen. The plot twists of some animes are so good, that they could blow your mind. I also love the graphics of most animes. One can tell that great effort is put into that aspect. In the spirit of the theme for this month, which is Fan culture, I have decided to make a fanart of a random anime character.

Materials

1. A piece of paper
2. Plastic bag
3. Pencil
4. A pair of scissors
5. Glue

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Steps

Step 1

I drew a random anime character on a plain piece of paper. I started from the hair to the face and I drew downwards. I also drew a balloon and a rope connecting the balloon to the hand.

Step 2

I applied glue on the surface where I drew the ballon. I cut out a piece of magenta colored plastic bag and glued it to the balloon surface in a manner that it won't be flat. I tried to make the piece of plastic bag I cut out fit into that specific surface area while following the outline of the balloon.

Step 3

It was time for the rope. I applied glue to the part of the paper where I drew the rope. Then I cut a piece of black plastic bag, rolled it, and glued it to the rope surface to serve as the actual rope.

Step 4

I carved the shape of the anime character's shirt from a red plastic bag. Then I glued it to the surface of the paper where I drew the shirt. That's it.

I hope you liked my art. It is simple to make. You can replicate it using different colors you want. It's been a while since I drew something like this and to be honest, it does feel good. Hopefully, with this art, I can introduce more people into the world of animes. If you're not watching animes yet, you are indeed missing out. I tried to make the art as realistic and creative as possible with what I did with the balloon and the rope. I also decided to put more color into it with the red color I used for the shirt.