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Mark Crilley on YouTube · YouTube
Checked:
25 Oct 2026, 16:00 · Based on video length
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Estimated by DoodleScout — Based on about 16 minutes and age group 9–12.
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How to Draw a Norwegian Chibi (I'm Coming to Norway!)

This drawing lesson guides children in creating a cute, stylized character known as a Norwegian chibi. Young artists will follow along to draw a small figure with exaggerated, charming features characteristic of chibi art. The lesson introduces the basics of chibi proportions while incorporating elements inspired by Norwegian culture, making it a fun way to blend creativity with a bit of cultural exploration. The follow-along format encourages kids to pause and practice each step at their own pace, helping them build confidence in their drawing skills as they bring their own little Norwegian chibi to life.

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What to expect

This lesson from Mark Crilley focuses on a drawing idea and fits a longer drawing session at about 16 minutes. DoodleScout estimates it fits ages 9–12 and 13–18. We estimate the difficulty as medium. Published 26 Aug 2022. It had 8.8K views at the last check.

Age guidance9–12 · 13–18 (estimated)
DifficultyMedium (estimated)
Duration16 minutes
CreatorMark Crilley
Published26 Aug 2022
YouTube views8.8K
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