Transcripts
1. Introduction: Hello everyone. In this class I will teach you to
sketching and coloring of a b with pencil and a
three steps very easily. In the first step, the primary scheduled the b. In the second step, creating the details
for it to be. In the third one, I will teach you
the coloring of the B. I hope you enjoy this course.
2. Primary Sketch: Hello, John of my
dearest friends. I'm here again with another
tutorial session for you. In this session, we are going
to create a b together. We want to see how it's done. Alright, I am going
to start with creating a general shape
for my bee's body. Well, first of all, I'm going to create the direction
line for my bee's body. The shape that I want to create, my B inside of it. We will determine
the placement of its head in this shape. Then after that, I'm going to create the
volume for my bee's body. For creating that. We are going to use
some angle shapes over here in order that we can create almost a good shape
out of our bees body. Then for the ending
part of our B, we are going to create
a shape like this. Now for the lower part
of my bee's body, I will continue this line
to create this shape. Then we are going to determine the placement of our
bees hands and arms. Well, I will start my B's
hands exactly in the place that it's face is
ending over here. Then I will create
a shape like this which is thicker on above. And when it gets down it
will get more narrow. Then for the legs of my B, I am going to create some
shape like this, again, thicker on top and getting a little bit more
narrow towards the end. We do it for both hands-on legs. Arms and legs. Sick on the top. And as they come to the
bottom part of them, they will be more
narrow and thinner. We create the other leg a little bit over here because it's on the other side of our
body and it's behind this leg and it cannot
be seen too much. Then I'm going to
create my bees wings. I'm going to create
the wings from the part that we've
created, the arms. I will start from
here and create a general shape for our
bees wings like this. Then from this lower part, we will come up to continue
and complete the wing. I'll create a shape like
this as my bee's wing. The other wing, which is on
the other side of the body, can be seen a little. I mean, we can see
a little bit of it. Therefore, we are going
to create it as much as we can see it in the
shape that we've created, this front wing over here. This would be it. These are the wings of my B. Now. B also has two tentacles that we are going to
create them over here, should consider that as well. So we're going to create
the tentacles over here. One of them is toward us and the other is coming out
from behind the head. I mean, basically the
other side of the head. They both come out of the face. Last I'm going to create
actually I'm going to determine the
placement of our eye, which is very big. Therefore, we are
going to easily consider volume for the
I over here, a big one. This is a general shape of RB, which looks like this. Very, very easily. We can get our work
with this shape with very basic
geometrical shapes. Next step I'm going
to add the details.
3. Primary Sketch: Hello, My dearest friends again, we are going to continue
our work on our B. Well, we are going to add the details to
our work this time. I'm going to start my work
from my B's tentacles. And I'm going to add a volume to these antennas that
it has or tentacles. Now for my bees, I will create a light
inside of its eye. Looking like that. Then for my bees wings, I'm going to create
just some lines which should exist
inside of the wings. Because if you look at bees
wings closely or even flies, you can see several lines
getting inside of them. It looks like a pattern.
4. Drawing Details: Hello everyone, and good
evening to you all. Now we're going to
continue our work on RB. And this time on this step, we are going to start
the coloring of our B. First of all, I'm going
to use color 301, which is a white color. And I will just color
the parts which are needed to stay white. Because when we are
applying our black color, these parts would not get any colors and they
will stay white. Again, I'm saying that I am applying my white color
on their parts which are actually which need to
be a need to stay white. I create Also, I call are
this light inside of the eye. Then I move on
towards the wings. I color this area which is connecting the wing to the
body with my white color. Wherever we need to keep our white-collar going to
apply it here or there. And also for the ending
part of our body, I'm going to apply
this white color because later that
the other colors are going to come over it. They wouldn't also
affect this area too much and they would not
apply too much color here. The white color would actually
make our work easier. Alright, now I am going to
use black color and I'm going to apply the under
parts which should be black. I'm going to use the color 399, which you can also use. It can also use your usual
normal sketching pencil, but because we are working
with colored pencils, it's better to use your
colored pencils, black color. Now, I'm going to call
her the tentacles are antennas of my B. I'm going to color them black. As you can see here. Then for my B's head, I'm going to consider
that these parts of the head which are coming toward outside should look like this. Basically, I am creating these lines in the shape
of some hair, some very, very small hair texture
to show some hair texture on the top of my B's head and maybe a little bit on its
body and part by part, I'm creating this small hair
texture all around my b. Therefore, our work will keep its texture and it would
increase its attractiveness. Track activity. Sorry. I'm going to create the
beginning parts like this and I am coloring them like this, basically showing
these volumes here. Then later I would move on
and color the insights. Just like that. I'm working on these parts. Now for the top part
of my B's head, I'm going to do the same. And I'm going to create
several lines are here. In order to show the texture. Here is hair, small hair. For this area, which
goes to our yellow part. I'm going to create the lines in this
shape because now we are starting the yellow area and I don't want to
get some message. So I'm going to
create the texture of our bees hair over here and I
want to show it completely. Then for this inner part, I'm going to apply my
black color all over here. As you can see, I am shading and I am
applying my color. On my work. Now because I want my
work to proceed faster, I'm going to apply
my colors faster. But if you're doing it at home, shouldn't rush through
it and you should just do this slowly
with more patients. Because in that way your work
will get more attractive. But because I just want
to improve my work faster and I want to pick up the pace so I can
teach you more things. I'm actually increasing my
speed in shading and coloring. As you can see, and you're paying attention
departs that we've colored white are
going to stay white. I just bring some black
colors inside of this area. Therefore, a wooden
be just very plain. And then I'm going to continue
my work all around it. I would also create, actually, I would also apply my black color inside
of the eye as well. And wherever we've kept
white is going to be white. As you can see,
I'm also coloring inside of my eye in black, keeping the white parts
untouched and uncolored. That is exactly why we've used our white color adds beginning. So wherever we needed to
stay wide will stay white. I'm going to shade
the black areas. I'm not basically hatching. I'm more towards shading it. Now. I want to start the
part which should be yellow. I'm going to use
my yellow color. And also I would later use my
orange color for this area. I will apply my yellow color
all over this surface, all over this part. Then I'm going to use the
orange color for here. Therefore, I would have
more color in here. The orange color is 314
and the yellow is 307. Days were the numbers of the colors that I'm
using here for you. Alright? This is a color for this area. For the top parts of my body. I would also create some more small lines like
what I've done in black part. So I can show the texture of
the hair over here as well. Then I'm going to use a
little bit more of my 307 to make the
textures look better. And then again, I switch
to my black color and I'll continue
my work like this. Again. I say even in the yellow area, you should create some small
lines to show the texture. Again, I'm going to shade the parts which are
needed to be black. Obviously we didn't know
scaring side of the wings. And I will also bring some
colors to my B's arms. I'm going to just stop it
right here for now because the lower part of my arms
should be a bit toward gray, so I would use my gray
color on it and then later, I'll continue my black color. As you can see even on beneath the body or below the
body on the stomach area. I'm also creating
several small lines on the edge in order to
show the hair texture. Then I will shade all the way through
inside of it in black. That yet again, we're going
to reach our area with the yellow color so we
would again use it. So I've covered all the black
areas with my black color, and then I'm going to switch to yellow color and
apply it over here. Now for our yellow area, I go toward inside of the yellow part from the
edges as you can see, I want to show the
texture on the edges. I'm going to drag some lines
toward this yellow area. And then I'm going to
use the color 307 here. And then I will continue
my work with 314. Exactly. We will continue the same way, the same procedure as we did for the first part because
it's exactly the same way, so we should follow
the same procedure. Just like that. I'm also bringing some
lines coming out of this yellow area toward outside
of the body as a texture. You know, I'm going
to create my wings. So I'm going to apply
why white color for the foundation of
the wings, base of them. Then I'm going to choose my gray color and
add it to the wings. Therefore, the wings
will actually get some color and they
wouldn't be plain white. So you can see the difference
and you can see the color. The gray color is
396, which I'm using. But you can use any gray
color that you want. Then I am going to work on these lines inside of the
wings with my black color, just as you can see. But as you can see, I'm not putting too
much pressure on it. I don't want to
make it too dark. I'm just completing my work
with the use of these lines, which I am creating
for the wings. In this area, which are, wings are going to be
separated will be darker. So I can show these are
two separate wings. Would also use some lines. And we just created
in this area, we will darken buttocks area, the end of its body,
the sharp area. And then we apply here
below it a little also bringing some lines, small lines toward
inside of this area. Then on the legs, I will complete them like this. And for here, I'm going to use my gray color for the lower parts of the
legs and the arms. So first I'm going to use my gray color for the arm and then I'll do the
same for the legs. I just apply a little bit of my gray color
inside of the legs. Then for this ending
part of the body, I'm going to use degrade color. Just like that, just to give it some more
color to be seen. And then for the leg, I'm going to apply
a very dark color, a very dark line,
black line, basically. This area. I'm going to do the
same for this part. And several lines that
I'm going to create here. I'm basically completing
the arms and the legs. This is cute. Be that we can create
it and color it.
Amelie Braun, Artist & Cartoonist
