Step 1.
Draw a guide shape for the face, then the outline for the bottom jaw. Sketch in the facial guidelines as well.
Step 2.
Define the shape of Mangle's face or top head portion. Make sure the cheeks still slope outward for the hairy coat of being a plastic fox.
Step 3.
Use the facial guidelines to draw out the eye shapes and the muzzle circle.
Step 4.
Draw marks around its eyes, then draw in the eyelids, lashes, and one eyeball.
Step 5.
Draw circles on the cheeks for its blush marks, then draw its nose and mouth.
Step 6.
Mangle is coming together nicely don't you think? Here we will draw in its ears, then draw all the loose, unconnected wiring.
Step 7.
Add detailing inside the ears which just exposes the skin inside the rabbit style ears.
Step 8.
We are almost done drawing Mangle. What we have to do next is draw the bottom jaw and form the gum line.
Step 9.
Here you will draw the teeth in a pointy cone shape. Draw the lipstick shape for the bottom lip, then another wire along the left jawbone. Erase your mistakes and you are done.
Step 10.
Here is the line art for Mangle. I hope you had fun. Don't forget to show off your work both at home and online.
Steps: 10Updated: December 26, 2014P.O.V: FrontFavourited: 23 timesHere is an interesting character from Five Nights at Freddy's 2. It's hard to believe that the face you see before you now is just a mangled version of Foxy. Up next, we will be learning "how to draw Mangle from Five Nights at Freddy's 2". The story behind this horrid version of Foxy is pretty disturbing. The concept derived from the creation that Foxy became mangled because of the rough play from toddlers who would rip its parts limb from limb, and eye to lash. Every night new staff would put together Foxy and over time with all the different ways each person puts something back together based on their interpretation of where the parts go is, in the end, a horrific mangled version of Foxy who is now known as Mangle. I think you will enjoy this tut, especially if you are one of the members who asked for this lesson.
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