SC S25W5: Drawing Realistic Style Anime

Introduction

In the realm of realistic anime, Kenzo Tenma, the promoter of Monster, stands out as a important illustration. His design is simple yet incredibly predicated, suggesting a real human being further than a traditional anime character. His story and physical appearance demand a realistic representation — which made him the perfect subject for this week's challenge.

In this entry, I validate the cultural process of bringing Dr. Tenma to life on paper, using traditional sketching and shadowing ways.

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Phase 1 Structural Sketch

Utensils applied HB Pencil, Eraser, Ruler( for poll alignment). I embarked with a essential head edifice — a cirque with a phased jawline. His neck and suit collar were added next, keeping the lines clean and angular — fitting his professional persona.

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Phase 2 Facial Details

Kenzo Tenma’s face needed serious, calm features. I drew his eyes with sharp corners, slightly narrowed — to reflect his intelligent and sick expression. The nose was long and narrow, unlike stylized anime tips. His lips were subtle, with a hint of downturn to indicate emotional depth.I gave special attention to eyebrows and cheekbones critical to conveying his personality.

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Phase 3 Shading and Volume

Tools Used 2B for soft murk, 4B for depth. Hair was shadowed in layers — I left a many lighter beaches to reflect subtle lighting. Skin shading was minimum, but the murk under the eyes and along the nose ground helped shape his face. Suit & Collar were heavily shadowed with 4B to add discrepancy and literalism to the delineation. I used blending ways to produce smooth slants on the face and neck — giving the character more three- dimensional presence.

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Final Presentation

Attached is my selfie with the closing artwork. The delineation includes my username and date handwritten on the paper, as needed. I commemorated the background uncolored to commemorate base on the character.

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Why Kenzo Tenma?

He represents what realistic anime is each about mortal emotion, real- world problems, and subtle expressions. His design avoids magnification, which is a great exercise in restraint for artists. Drawing him forced me to suppose like a portrayal artist, not a manga illustrator — and I loved the challenge.

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Artists I Invite

@rmj
@wuddi
@saniya
@josepha

Post Category	Drawing Realistic Anime
Device	Redmi 14
Photographer	Rahul
Location	Lahore, Pakistan
Community	Steem For Bangladesh

With Warm,
@taaher1