How to Draw Cinnamoroll Love Holding a Heart Easy | Sanrio

Hi Draws and Cuties, Wyn here. Today we're going to draw a sweet cinnamon roll from San Rio. So let's get started. To draw this cute puppy, let's first start by drawing his eyes. So I'm going to come right here and draw an oval. Eyes are big and tall. And now that I have that oval in, I'm going to come right across, pretty wide because the face is kind of wide. So I'll say about, let's just say about right here. I'm going to go ahead and draw another oval. There. So two eyes in. And then in between the eyes, we're going to draw the mouth. So let's say about right here. This is about my center. I'll just give myself a point. And from there, I'm going to draw two curves coming out. So one, and then same thing over here. And two. There. And then let's see here. We're going to come over each eye and just draw a soft curve. And then from there, let's go ahead and frame his face. So his face is basically kind of the basic dumpling shape I gave to all my characters. So let's come to the top of his eyes and we're going to come out nice and wide. Let's just say about right here. Let's give myself a point. And same thing. Same thing. So say about right here. I'll just give myself a point. And from there, I'm going to draw this curve that comes up to here. And it's going to slant more because it's a little bit narrow at the top. So let's go ahead and we're just going to go up. And let's see here. I'm just going to skip a little bit of space so that put in the ears later. But just if you're using a pencil, just finish that curve and then we're going to bring it up high, nice and top. So this is my center. So say about right here. That's my center. And I'm going to bring down a curve coming down. So just remember, it's a little bit narrower at the top. It's going to slant a little bit more as we come to. Oops. And I forgot. OK, well, let's just pretend I'm using a pencil. I forgot to put in that little gap. So, OK, so hopefully you're just using a pencil at home and you would just draw this big curve. Then from there, let's go ahead. We're going to round it off the cheek area. So it's going to be wider right here where the eyes are. And I'll go in there and erase a little bit later. Then from there, let's go ahead and we're going to bring it in. And same thing here. There. Then from there, let's see. Let's bring this in a little bit more. We're not going to close it off because the heart is going to pop out. So I'm just going to bring it to about the end of where the eyes are. To about right here on both sides. So now that I have that shape in, let's go ahead. We're going to work on the body before we draw the ears. So let's come about right here and we're just going to draw a small curve coming out. So this is for the body. So I need to bring this in a little bit more and about right here. Draw a curve coming out and then let's bring this out a little bit more. Then from there, let's go ahead and come back into this area right here and we're going to draw a hand. So we're just going to draw a very simple hand, just curve and bring it in. So same thing here. On the other side, curve and bring it in. Now that we have that, let's find our center. So about right here, I'm just going to give myself a point and we're going to draw our heart. So the heart's going to pop up above this curve. So we're going to pop up, draw a big curve that fits into the hand area. So same thing here. And I'm going to bring this point down to here. And just imagine this is coming through to create our heart. And same thing over here. There. So we have our heart. Then from there, whatever space you have left, you can go ahead and just finish off your curve. But like I said, if you're using a pencil, you would just finish this big dumpling shape makes it a little bit easier, I think. So then from there, let's bring this down a little bit more to say about right there, kind of past the hand a little bit. And then we're going to come out and pop up a curve for the feet. So one big curve. Same thing here. One big curve. And let's bring it down to about right here. Just going to bring it in. Same thing over here. And then in the center, we're just going to go ahead and connect with a soft curve for the bottom there. Hopefully that's nice and simple, right? OK, so then from there to make this white puppy extra special, we needed to put in those awesome floppy ears. So we're going to come to the top right about right here where it slants down and we're going to draw a curve coming down. And then we're going to come out nice and long. So let's say about right here. You come in a little bit and then we're going to make this part a little bit rounder, nice and full, and then just bring it in. There. Long enough, right? I'm going to make it a little bit, you know what? Let's make this a little bit fuller. Make the bottom a little bit fuller. So let's do the same thing on the other side, right here. And once again, we're just going to try our best to make it about the same size as the other. And bring it down to about right here, just like the other side. And once again, let's flop this out and we want to end about the same area. So I'm just going to come about right here and give myself a point. So let's just say about right here and let's go ahead and pop this out. Make it nice and round and I'm going to hit my point and connect everything. There. Yay, we did it. Hopefully I helped you with that. So just give yourself some points and hopefully that will help. Now that we're pretty much done with the drawing, I'm going to come back in here really quick and erase about right here. You don't have to put it in this gap, but the original has a little gap right here. So that's been kind of following that. It doesn't really matter, I think. It has a little gap there and then I'm going to fix my little my ear right here. Everything is white, so it's nice. Don't have to color over this part so I can just white it out. There. And then from there, I'm going to go ahead and just color this really quickly. So the eyes are like a blue. So I'm going to come right here and just shade this in all blue. If you don't want the harsh black line, you can always just use a blue marker and draw the eyes. So same thing here. Making one side a little bit darker. Not sure if the camera will pick it up. Just to give it some. Sparkle. OK. And then from there, we're going to I'm just going to use a colored pencil just so that it's softer. And I'm going to come about right here and draw an oval for some cheeks. But you can use a marker, too, if you don't have a colored pencil. And I just travel right here. There. And same thing right across. There. So hopefully my camera will pick that up for you to see. But you just want to put in an oval right here and here. And then that is pretty much it. And then we're going to go ahead for the face and then I'm going to go ahead and color in this heart. I'm just going to use this fuchsia color, hot pink. Of course, you can make it red or any color you want your heart to be. And if you like, because everything is white, you can come in here. If you have a very light gray marker or a colored pencil, you can just come in here and just put in some shadows just to make it a little bit more complete. Not sure the camera will pick it up, but if you have a light gray, it just really brings the drawing to life so that it's not flat and white. And let's see how just to make it a little bit darker. So they're all done. I really hope you love how Cinnamonroll here turned out holding a heart and that I helped you draw him fun and easy today. Thanks so much for watching. 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