Beerus, the God of Destruction from Dragon Ball Super, is one of the easiest Dragon Ball characters to recognise and one of the most fun to sketch. In this guide you will learn how to draw Beerus face in seven clear steps, starting from a simple circle and ending with clean ink lines.
His design mixes a hairless, lean cat with ancient Egyptian style. Once you can place his huge pointed ears, narrow eyes and thin jaw, the rest of the face falls into place. Keep your pencil light at first so you can fix proportions before you commit.
Materials Needed
- Pencil (HB for sketching, 2B for darker lines)
- Kneaded or plastic eraser
- Smooth drawing paper or a sketchbook
- Black fine liner or ink pen (0.3 mm and 0.5 mm)
- Optional: purple, gold and blue markers or coloured pencils
Step-by-Step Beerus Face Drawing Guide
Step 1: Draw the head circle and guidelines
Draw a circle in the middle of your page, slightly smaller than your palm. Add a vertical line down the centre that extends below the circle by about half its height. Then draw a horizontal line across the circle just below the middle. This line marks where the eyes will sit.
Step 2: Shape the narrow jaw and cheeks
From each side of the circle, at the eye line, draw a line that slopes inward toward the bottom of the centre line. Join them with a small, rounded chin. Make the jaw narrow, because Beerus has a lean, almost skinny face. Add a slight inward dip on each cheek to suggest his sunken cheekbones.
Step 3: Add the large pointed ears
Draw two tall triangles on the upper sides of the skull, one on each side of the head. Each ear should be about as tall as the circle itself, with the tips leaning outward and slightly up. Inside each triangle, draw a second smaller triangle that follows the outer edge to show the inner ear. Keep both ears the same size so the face looks balanced.
Step 4: Draw the narrow, angled eyes
On the eye line, draw two narrow almond shapes, leaving about one eye-width of space between them. Tilt the outer corners upward to give Beerus his sharp, slightly bored look. Add a small round pupil inside each eye. Then draw a short, bold line above each eye for the heavy brow ridge, since he has no visible eyebrow hair.
Step 5: Add the nose, mouth and face lines
Halfway between the eye line and the chin, draw a small half-oval for the nose on the centre line. Below it, draw a short mouth with a gentle cat-like curve at each end. Add two thin curved lines from the sides of the nose toward the cheeks to show his lean facial structure. Keep these lines light and short.
Step 6: Draw the earrings, neck and collar
Draw a gold ring shape near the lower part of each ear. Add two slim vertical lines under the jaw for the neck. At the bottom of the neck, draw a wide curved band that spreads toward the shoulders. This is his Egyptian-style collar, and it frames the face nicely.
Step 7: Ink the final lines and erase the guides
Trace your best pencil lines with a fine liner. Use a thicker pen for the outer edge of the head, ears and collar, and a thinner pen for the eyes, mouth and face lines. Let the ink dry, then erase every guideline. If you want colour, use purple for the skin, gold for the jewellery and a darker tone inside the ears.
Key Pro Tips
- Check the ears first. If they are too small, the face stops reading as Beerus, so make them bigger than feels natural.
- Keep the jaw thin. A wide or round jaw makes him look like a generic cat instead of a lean god.
- Draw the eyes as narrow shapes. Big, round anime eyes break his calm, sharp expression.
- Vary your line weight: bold outer contours and light interior lines make the face pop.
- Practise the head in three quick thumbnails before your final drawing to lock in the proportions.
How to Draw Beerus Face: FAQ
Is Beerus hard to draw for beginners?
No. His face is built from a circle, a few triangles and narrow almond eyes, so beginners can get a recognisable result in one session.
What should I draw after Beerus?
Try our Son Goku face tutorial next, so you can draw the two rivals side by side.