I drew baby saja :)

Drawing baby Saja was a unique experience that pushed my creativity, especially as I focused on capturing the delicate features typical in anime art styles. I used references like Ruby from Oshi No Ko’s eyes to ensure that the details felt authentic and expressive. When working on an anime-inspired drawing, I find that studying the expressions and eye designs of popular characters really helps. For instance, Ruby’s eyes have a distinctive shimmer and color gradient that conveys emotion vividly, which I tried to mirror in baby Saja to give the character a lifelike persona. Throughout my drawing process, I noticed how important subtle shading is, especially around the eyes and cheeks, to portray softness and innocence in baby characters. Using soft blending techniques rather than harsh lines made a big difference in achieving this effect. If you’re interested in drawing anime or manga-style babies, I recommend collecting various character references and paying close attention to their eye designs and expressions. It’s also helpful to experiment with different coloring tools—from digital brushes to traditional pencils—to find what works best for the style you want. Overall, this project reminded me that even simple sketches can hold deep personality when details are carefully considered. I hope this inspires other artists to try mixing inspiration from their favorite shows, like Oshi No Ko, into their own original creations.