The blue lines help you with placement…so don’t forget to use them as reference. Now lets draw Stewie’s eyebrows and nose. Notice that the eyelids are along the light blue line that we drew. Now lets draw Stewie’s pupils ( 2 dots ) and eyelids. Since Stewie is looking towards the left, Stewie’s eyes and other facial features will be farther to the left than they would be if he was looking straight forward. Now draw Stewie’s eyes, which are both circles.
Now that you did this, you will be able to more easily see where to place Stewie’s facial features. Lightly draw 2 lines cutting the head into quarters (one cutting the football shaped head in half horizontally and one vertically). Notice the distinct similarity between Stewie’s head shape and the shape of a football. Step 1įirst, lightly draw out the basic shapes of Stewie. Get out a piece of paper, a pencil, and a black marker. The above picture of a cartoon baby Stewie Griffin from Family Guy is what we will be drawing step by step today.
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Enjoy! How to Draw Brian Griffin or Peter Griffin or Chris Griffin How to Draw Stewie Griffin from Family Guy : Step by Step Drawing Tutorial Even some younger children might be able to draw Stewie if you stand by to help with the instructions. This is an intermediate cartooning tutorial that kids, teens, and adults will enjoy. But I didn’t do that as I ended up giving it to my cousin’s kid for trick-or-treating.Do you want to learn how to draw Stewie Griffin from Family Guy? I have put together a step-by-step tutorial that will help you figure out how to draw baby Stewie by using simple shapes to build up Stewie’s form. I assume it’s biodegradable? And then wait for someone to take a pic and have it turn up on some site like broadsheet.ie. I wore this to a party over in Westport and had the hilarious idea to maybe just chuck the head off a bridge into the Shannon on the way home. But if you make your papier mache with something like wallpaper paste the head will last longer and you could even sell it on eBay the next year, netting yourself a cool €10. A ghastly effigy in your back garden, slowly begin eaten. The flour/water mix means that you eventually end up with something akin to stale bread. There are more complicated recipes online but this worked for me.Īnd here the first area where you can improve on my costume. Paper Mache mix - get a basin, then put in 1 part flour/1 part water. How to get it to sit securely on your head it is explained further down. You want to make as big a head as possible, but not so big that you can’t balance it on your own head. I wanted an Ireland Rugby ball that I could maybe get some further use out of, but they don’t seem to make those, so I got the England one. I got one of those inflatable rugby balls, the 120cm one. To make the head you need something for the shape. Not from any fancy mixture - just flour and water and newspapers.
If you are feeling lazy you could just make the head and wear a normal shirt and jeans and it would still work as a Stewie costume. The 95th Greatest Villain of all time according to Wizard Magazine, is 50% head. I’ve listed the mistakes at the end.Īt the time of writing (Sep 2019) I googled and didn’t see any versions of this costume that I honestly thought were better than mine. Also it was my first attempt at making any costume ever, so you can learn from my mistakes here and do this even better. This costume turned out to be a big hit, and was actually very easy to make.
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