Himawari Nohara from Crayon Shin-chan is the little sister in the Nohara family. Her name means "Sunflower" in Japanese! She is just a baby, so she can't talk yet. She mostly says "Agoo!" and other cute baby sounds.

But don't let that fool you—she is very smart and understands everything happening around her. Himawari has big, shiny eyes and a little tuft of hair on her head. She is almost always wearing her white baby hat.

She is usually a very happy and cheerful baby. She loves to play, giggle, and crawl around the house very fast. Her favorite toy is a yellow stuffed dog named Shiro, who is actually a real, grumpy dog!

But be careful! Himawari has a superpower. When she sees something shiny and pretty (like a beautiful stone or a piece of jewelry), her eyes light up! She will quickly grab it and put it in her mouth.

When someone tries to take it away, she becomes a super-strong baby! No one can pry her little fingers open. Her family calls this her "Himawari-chan's Judgment"!

She loves her family very much. Her big brother, Shinnosuke (Shin-chan), can be a little silly and annoying, but deep down, Himawari adores him. Today, let's follow this tutorial to learn how to draw Himawari Nohara in 9 steps.

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

√ Draw Himawari Nohara from Crayon Shin-cha PDF (Click to download for free.)

√ Drawing Papers (You can get it easily and I would say almost any paper can be used.)

√ Pencils / Markers / Crayons / Watercolors (Remember to use a pen with a fine tip when outlining.)

FOR WHOM:

Elementary school students

TIME NEEDED:

About 1 hour

INSTRUCTIONS:

How to Draw Himawari Nohara from Crayon Shin-cha Step by Step

Step 1 Draw a spiral pattern.

Step 2 Draw Himawari's hair.

Step 3 Complete Himawari's hair.

Step 4 Outline Himawari's face.

Step 5 Draw Himawari's big eyes.

Step 6 Draw one of Himawari's ears and arms.

Step 7 Draw Himawari's scarf and the other arm.

Step 8 Draw Himawari's body and legs.

Step 9 Simply color Himawari.

Guys, have you learned how to draw Himawari Nohara from Crayon Shin-cha yet?