How to Draw Boyfriend from Friday Night Funkin: Easy Guide

Start by drawing a 'C' shape for the cheek and an 'L' shape for the forehead. At the end of the 'L,' add a small checkmark to define the hair and eyebrow. Draw an oval mouth at the base and two solid ovals for the eyes. Teacher's Tip: Keep your pencil pressure light here so you can refine the shapes later.

Use a series of curved and straight lines that meet at sharp, jagged points to create his iconic spiky manga-style hair. Teacher's Tip: Don't worry about making the spikes perfect; the character's style is meant to look energetic and slightly messy.

Draw a small triangle-within-a-triangle for the ear. Close the face shape with a curved line, then draw his backwards baseball cap. Use simple curved lines to show the bill and the seam. Teacher's Tip: A backwards cap is a great way to practice drawing overlapping shapes.

Draw the hand making a 'V' for victory sign. Use curved lines for the fingers, doubling them back to create thickness. Teacher's Tip: If the fingers look tricky, draw them as simple 'U' shapes first, then refine the edges.

Outline the shirt with curved lines and add an oval detail on the chest. Start the microphone by drawing a circle with a checkerboard pattern inside. Teacher's Tip: Use a ruler or light guide lines to keep your checkerboard pattern straight.

Use overlapping curved lines to draw the fist holding the microphone. Add rounded shapes on the sides for the handle. Teacher's Tip: Focus on the 'overlap'—this is what makes the hand look like it's actually gripping the object.

Use a zigzag line for the arm, then draw the shoe using overlapping curves. Add three rounded shapes on top for the laces. Teacher's Tip: Shoes can be tricky—think of them as a rounded box shape first.

Repeat the process from the previous step to draw the second shoe. Keep the shape consistent with the first one. Teacher's Tip: Check that both shoes are roughly the same size so your character looks balanced.

Complete the outline by drawing a curved line under each shoe to represent the soles. Teacher's Tip: A thicker line here helps ground the character on the page.

Time to color! Use bright blue for his hair, and bold red for his hat and shoes to match his classic look. Teacher's Tip: Use light, circular motions with your colored pencils for a smooth, even finish.