Transcripts
1. Introduction: Hi guys. I'm telling you
from my living room today because life better here. Anyways, I'm coming today. Just to say hello and start a
new series of 15 or 20 min. Experiencing life with line, experiencing life with
line drawing. Series. That will be very fun, very useful, a useful, I hope. And it will give
you the freedom of sketching and illustrating
whatever you want. In this class, I will
teach you how to draw a cute histories with bunnies, Easter eggs, and some
cute little florals. For this class, you will only
need a pencil and a paper. So let's get started.
2. Class project: Our class project will
be an Easter wreath with a cute little bunny and
some super Easter elements. So, no worries, Let's
jump in into practice.
3. Drawing a bunny : If you are familiar
with my other classes, you probably remember that
I love to simplify things. So I'm starting from looking at the object and
I'm searching for the edges. So as you can see, the edges are all around this little cute bunny
and inside as well. Okay, let's start with
drawing bunny's head. Okay. In here. Rabbit, rabbits face and ears. Please don't concentrate
on the exact shape. Just do not overthink
what you're doing. There we go. First, I I remind you that this is just a line sketch which gives you a
lot of freedom. Cute little nose. And rabbits, whiskers
are mustache. I didn't know the correct word. Now, rabbit feed, the first one. As you can see, it
is not so scary as you may be thinking
at the beginning. Just concentrate
again on the edges. And as you can see by
drawing not regular bubbles, you can get the shape, right. Dan, the button, fit. The first one. It's always good to see and to catch these
little details which make our sketch very aligned
with what we had drawing. And as you can see, I'm adding little lines
for a rabbit clothes. I wanted to strap
it to look very, very fluffy and cute. There you go. Our
rabbit is done. So how did you like
our little warm-up? Let's jump into another element.
4. Drawing separate elements: Now this is the time to practice how to draw the elements that we will need
for our project. So first, eggs, easter eggs, eggs, Nothing more
simple to draw. You can add some really nice
curvy lines, dots, spots. There you go. The first option, second option, vertical lines
with some cute curvy lines. The third option,
of course, little, tiny Sweden cute flowers, daisies, you may say. Please remember that
these three are only my three options. And you can draw
whatever you want on the skewed Easter eggs. The second element, flowers, of course, beautiful and
cute spring flowers. We can start with a daisy
or married marigold. Know, it's not a
spring flower, okay. But Tulip, this is a
super spring flower. Totally. And some, okay, forget me nuts. Tiny with the little center, five petals, sweet little cute leaves
around. There you go. Three options.
5. Drawing three hugging bunnies ;): Here's a little
surprise for you. I will teach you how to draw these three cute and
sweet hugging rabbits. Let's go. Okay. I have to write a title
for this, but he hacks. Okay, let's look for edges. There you go. The first head. It's about finding edges and having you mind
general proportions. But to be honest, if you want to draw a quirky rabbit with
a super big head, there is no problem. Now with this rabbit feet. You have to concentrate
just a little bit. And imagine that a little bit how this robot is
actually lying. Okay, which food is visible? Now let's hop to the second one, and this one is actually
hugging the first bunny. And his, his second,
Let's say feed. It's not visible from this side. So I'm going to draw
just a one of its feet. Now, ice and had add that. Blows close. Not gloves, but close to have this
little tiny details, Dan and an ear. All right. This one is also slipping. I think. Ride the leg. Okay. Okay. And autonomy. The last one is also
hugging the second bunny. So the same situation. We only can see this
one from one side. A little nose and eye. The face. Don't forget
about tiny details. And an ear, as you can see, I'm changing the shape of it. Ears because I didn't like the first one that you
can see on the painting. And legs or feet. However we we'd go it.
6. Class project: plan & sketch: As I've mentioned at the
beginning of this episode, our class project, we'll
be drawing any stir read. So let me just show you
how I plan my drawing. This will be a little sketch. So round wreath. That's obvious. And I will put bunny in the center and on both sides
and planning to draw it, to draw Easter eggs. And Dan flowers. On the top here, flowers. Flowers. And you can use the same
composition or draw yours. I'm curious to see your race.
7. Class project- putting all together : I'm starting with
drawing a circle. You can use a plate or something round if you're not
sure about your circle. But still can check
the roundness by using four dots as you
can see on the video. Then in the middle
of the bottom, a part of the wreath, I'm drawing cute
little bunny that we were already practicing in a previous chapter
of this class. So eyes, nose,
whiskers, or mustache. However you prefer to call it little details to make it even more cute and fluffy and furry. Now, it's time for adding. I'm adding these first on the right side and
then on the left side. Don't forget about
egg decorations. I'm a little rebound scurvy
lines does spots and other designs that you would like to see
on an Easter egg. Another step is adding flowers. And because two leaps for
my favorite spring flowers, I'm adding tulips on both sides. And I'm creating some
kind of symmetry here. As you can see, bigger
until ellipse at the bottom and smaller one on the top. And in the middle. There will be a good minutes. There you go. So my reef is done. Just a little signature. And there you go. It wasn't a very
difficult. Am I right?
8. Adding color to the illustration : Now the funniest part of it all, it's choosing the right colors. I mean, colors you love most for your illustrate,
illustration and coloring. It's almost like creating your own coloring page and then putting the
right colors on it. So let's start. I love spring. Spring is one of my two
best seasons of the year. I'm in spring and summer. So I'm choosing
super joyful, happy, bright colors here
for my tulips. I want them to stand
out a little bit. Soda color is a
little bit darker. I love fast sketching with my color pencils.
As you can see. The fact that the elements
are not fully color, it doesn't bother
me at all. I love. Recall, recall are the edges. What I also like to do when
you're using color pencils, I like to put darker shades on the lighter ones
to create depth. And this super cute, in my opinion, of
course, sketchy look. Forget, minutes will be
blue with yellow centers. Just let me pick the right
yellow dislikes too, like I should change
it for another one. Okay. This one, it's so much
better, It's visible. And i 0 on the centers
to be visible. Again, adding some
light blue shades. And again redrawing the edges of my sketch or my illustration. Now it's time to call
our little bunny. I chose a gray elephant. Gray. As you can see, a
shade of gray color. I'm just roughly coloring. It looks like I was
sketching again. But this is my style. I love quick work. So I'm not thinking too
much just doing my thing. You may like to call or fully. So you just do whatever you feel is right
for your design. Now the phase of the rabbit with another shade of
brown and sketching. Beanies fit. I want my bunny to have a
pink cheeks just to make these little
creatures so queued. And then I'm using the
same paint to color, or let's say start
coloring Easter eggs, which will take me awhile. But still, I'm feeling so relaxed and I
loved the process. So please enjoy, choose
the best colors. I mean, your favorite colors. And just enjoy the
moment of free creation. I really hope you enjoyed this class and I
would love to see your history or your bunny
designs illustrations. Please share with me. I would love to sit
and comment. Also. I would love to hear your feedback about
the class formula. So thank you so much
for joining this class, and I hope we will see each
other again and a new one.
Ania Zwara, Mixed media artist and illustrator
