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This blog is a space for fans of the hit animated series Rick and Morty to come together and share their artistic talents. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner, this blog is the perfect place to showcase your work and get inspired by the amazing art created by other fans.
Expect to find a wide range of content on this blog, from hand-drawn sketches to digital art and everything in between. Each piece of artwork is unique, but all share the same sense of wit and irreverence that make Rick and Morty such a beloved show.
Not only will you be able to browse through an extensive collection of artwork, but you'll also get the chance to learn from other artists through tutorials and tips. Whether you want to learn how to draw Rick's iconic unibrow or Morty's wide-eyed expression, this blog has got you covered.
So, whether you're looking for inspiration for your next project or just want to enjoy some fantastic art, come and explore the Rick and Morty drawing blog. It's sure to be an adventure!
In this tutorial, you can use fineliners & markers or color pencils, replace fineliners with HB pencils and matching color pencils instead of brush pens:
Mechanical Pencil
Fineliner 03
Fineliner 005
Fineliner 08
Brush Pens
Brown
Light Blue
Red
Gray
Tan
Yellow
White SketchPad
Step 1: Start by drawing Rick's head. Draw two circles overlapping in the middle for the head. Next for Morty’s head a circle will do. Add two smaller circles on either side of the head for the ears.
Step 2: Add two curved lines where two circles (Rick’s head) come together for the neck. Add two smaller half circles on either side of the head for the ears on Morty’s head.
Step 3: Draw Rick's eyes. Add two circle-shaped eyes starting above the ears, and add pupils towards the sides of each eye. Draw under eye lines in the shape of a half a circle, under each eye. Rick's forehead has one deep line and one light light above, you can accent it by making the deep one thicker. Draw Morty’s eyes. Add two circle-shaped eyes placing their middle where the top of the ear is. Pupils are in the middle. To give him a scarred/ concerned look we’ll shape his eyebrows in half circles. Right one arched and aimed towards the middle of his forehead. Left one will be an upside down half-circle laying on top of the left eye on the left side.
Step 4: Add Rick's mouth. Draw an oval starting and finishing at where the outer edge of the eyes are. add two curved lines on either side of his mouth for lines. Draw a small oval top of the third bottom tooth for his tongue. Erase bottoms of Mortys eyes, just where the bottom curves.
Step 5: Draw Rick's hair. Add spiky hair on top of his head, and draw hair on the sides of his head as well. Rick's hair is messy and unkempt, so don't worry about making it look perfect. Draw straight lines at the bottom of Mortys eyes, where you erased the circles. Add a nose in the shape of a half oval slightly open towards the top. Draw a half circle on the left side of Morty’s face where a raised mouth would be giving a laugh line.
Step 6. Time to add details and color! Drawing Mortys mouth as shown, the trick is keeping it an oval on the left and connecting a small circle on the right. Color Morty’s mouth black, and his skin light brown or beige. Morty’s hair is brown. Color Rick’s hair light blue and for fun make his deep forehead line the same blue as his hair. Color inside of Rick’s mouth black and his tongue red. Don’t forget due to an unhealthy lifestyle Rick’s skin color is gray!
