The Tooth Faerie
Keeping teeth clean and healthy is her passion, and she's quite the expert. While most faeries would prefer to use a wand,
she uses a toothbrush! If you lose a tooth, she'll be right there with a bag of shiny Neopoints. Learn how to draw this
amazing faerie.
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Begin by sketching three simple shapes, which will form the Tooth Faerie's head, body, and hips.
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Next, further define the Tooth Faerie by adding shape to her face, along with lines for her waist and
thighs. Don't forget to draw a pair of circles for her shoulders and a neck to connect the Tooth Faerie's head and torso.
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Lightly draw in her hair as a solid mass, sketching in some wavy lines for texture. Be sure to add a small
triangular shape for her pointy left ear (your right). Next, draw in a pair of ovals, which will later become
her hands. Just beneath the circle you drew to form her hips, make a wavy line for the hemline of the Tooth
Faerie's skirt. Also, sketch a pair of upside-down arches to form her chest. Now, examine the image carefully
and erase any excess lines that you might have.
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Draw the top of a ponytail behind the rest of her hair. Next, add the end of her ponytail, plus a bit of fringe that curls
around the right side (your left) of her face. Lightly sketch in a guideline that suggests the direction in which her face
is pointed, as well as a short line to mark the centre of her nose. Then, add a pair of lines to indicate her collarbone,
along with a V-shape for the neck of her dress. Draw in a set of arms to connect the Tooth Faerie’s hands to her body, then
finish this step by adding in the lines of her skirt.
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