Transcripts
1. Class Introduction: What's up, everybody.
This is Yi. Welcome to another
step by step tutorial. Today, I'm going to
teach you how to draw future trunks with
his long hair, but we're going to draw
him as a super SAM. We'll start by sketching, then move on to inking
and finally coloring. Once you finish the class, make sure to take a
picture of the drawing, submit it, so I can see it. And if you want, I can
give you some feedback. Now, let's get down to business.
2. Drawing and Inking Future Trunks: Okay, so today, we
are going to draw future trunks from Dragonbll Z, specifically from the
movie BojikUnbound. As you can see, I already
drew a perfect square. Each side is 5 centimeters, but you can draw it in
any size you want to. Just make sure to use
a suitable paper size. Okay, so let's get started. This is going to be
a free cotalspose. We're going to start by
drawing the shape of the face. Then I'm going to cross
the face in the middle. And now that we got
the overall shape, we can add the details. So we're going to
start by drawing those wrinkles between the eyes. Then we're going to
draw the eyebrow, and as you can see, it gets much thicker towards the edge. We're going to add some
lines right there. And then to create the eye, we'll simply use three lines, two diagonals and a curve. Next, we'll place the pupil
slightly to the left. We'll add this bump above
the eye and the cheek marks. Awesome, and we are going to do the same process
for the left side, but this side will
appear smaller because it's further away
because of the perspective. Now we can draw
the nose and we'll use the same guideline
used until now, and we'll do that by
drawing five lines. Just like that. Now
we're going to draw the mouth and we'll do that
by drawing three lines. And as you can see,
the gap between the nose to the mouth
is very, very small. Now just indicate
the bottom lip. And we can continue
by drawing the ear. So as you can see, I'm starting
by drawing the shape of the ear and only then
I'm adding the details. Awesome. Now we'll
draw his hairline. Draws massive neck simply
by drawing two curves. And now we can draw
his glorious hair. So we'll start by drawing
one spike on each side. And then I'm going to use this guideline to help us keep the right proportions
for the rest of the hair. Now we'll draw three spikes
covering the face a bit. We start with the thinner one. And then draw two more. Awesome. And now we'll add
the rest of the spikes. As you can see, I'm using
the guideline to keep the right proportions,
the right symmetry. Mm And once we have all the spikes, we can add some details. So we'll do that simply
by drawing lines from side to side in the
direction of the her. Awesome. So we are
done with the face, and we can move onto the torso. But right before we'll draw his neck muscles
and the truchea. Next, we'll draw
his trap muscles simply by joining two curves. And now I want to capture the
overall shape of the torso. First, I'm going to
mount the center of the torso, then the borders. And now I can add
all the muscles. We'll start with
the chest muscles. As you can see, I'm drawing
the color of his vest. Next, I'm going to
draw two circles to indicate the shoulders. And now we can add some details. As you can see, I'm
drawing the bicep, then the shoulder and the tricep. Adding some creases
for the vest. And then we'll do the
same for the left arm. So starting with the shoulder, then the tricep, and now
the chest and the bicep. As you can see,
they are connected. Now I can refine it by adding more details and make
sure to draw the back. And make sure to draw the back, and we'll add some more
creases for the vest. I forgot to draw one line
for the neck muscles, and I'm going to do
some more adjustments. Awesome. So we are done
with the sketching process, and now we can move on
to the inking process. So for that, I'm going
to use my 0.2 black pen. You can also use 0.1. And what I'm going
to do is rotate the page and just go
all over the lines. I'm going to hold the pen
firmly close to the tip. And as you can see, I'm
going all over the lines by pulling or pushing lines. Awesome. So now that we are
done with the inking process, we can take the
notorious charcoal, eraser, and clean the page. Make sure to clean it very well because you
don't want to smear the lead later on when we
use the copic markers.
3. Coloring Future Trunks with Markers: Awesome. Once it's clean, we can start to use
the Copic markers. However, if you
don't have markers, you can use colored
pencils or just use your HB or B pencils
and do some shading. You don't need expensive
stuff to work on your skills, so I don't want any excuses. Now, if you'll check your
top left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of pic I'll be using. I'm going to start by
coloring the vest, restart with the
brightest color, and as you can see, I'm
coloring in the direction of the shape with first
brush strokes. Next, we'll use a darker
tone that's a darker gray, C seven, and we're going
to add some shade. And again, as you can
see, I'm coloring in the direction of the shape, pulling and pushing lines. The next step will be using an even darker tone that's
going to be a black color, and this is going to be
our most shaded area. The next step will be blending. So what I'm going to do is use the me tone to blend the
darkest tone with the meton, which means I'm going to use the dark gray to blend
the black color. And then I'm going to
use the brightest color, C five to blend
the meton C seven. Awesome, and this is the
result we want to get, and that's basically
the same process we'll do for the
rest of the areas. So now we're going to
color the skin tones. Again, I'm starting
with the bright tone. And as you can see, I'm
leaving some blank areas. Those will be our
highlighted areas. Next, I'm going to
use the mid tone. And this time, I want to do some blending before
using the darkest stone. Now we can use the darkest stone and again, do some
more blending. Using the met to blend
the darkest tone. Awesome. And we are going to do the same process for the chest, for the neck, and
for his other arm. Sweet, so once we are
done with the torso, we can move on to the head. So again, we're going to
use the same skin tones. I'm going to cover his entire face with the brightest tone, trying to get a solid look. Then we use the meton
to add some shade as we see the main light source will come from the left side t Now we're going to blend it, but very gently, we
don't want to overblend. And lastly, we'll use the darkest tone with
a very minimum use. As you can see, I'm just using it right below the
wriinkles between the eyes right next to
the eyes and on the ears. Awesome. And now we
can focus on the eyes. We'll start by
coloring the eyebrows. We'll do that by
using the mid tone. Then we'll color his eyes with some blue green tones and make sure to leave a tiny
blank area at the edge. Again, this will be
our highlighted area. I'm going to use a
slightly darker tone to give it some
shade on the edges. And then we'll use the
colorless blender and we'll soak some of the ink from the highlighted area
creating nice effect. Awesome. So now, we
can focus on the hair. So I'm going to use
four colors for that, but you can either use three, and I'll explain
why as we continue. As you can see, I'm starting
with a very bright yellow, coloring in the direction
of the shape, of course. Then I'm adding the meton And then the darkest
tone with a minimum use. Okay, this is what
we want to get, and I'm going to do the same
process for the entire hair. And the ink of my
marker went out. So as you can see, I don't get as much contrast that I want to. So I'm going to
use another color. That's why I said four colors, and just go to go all over the colors of the mi tone
just to get more contrast. Okay? So if you don't
have this problem, you can either use y08, you can use Y 15. You can even use Y 17, and I'm just going to continue
just like I did before. Awesome. So now that I got a second layer with
a darker tone, we can use the darkest tone
again with a minimum use. That way we can get
a much detailed And we are done. Everybody. This is how you draw future Trunks from the
movie BojakUnbound. That's a great
movie, by the way. I hope you guys and girls
enjoy this tutorial. Please let me know how you
did in the comment section. Thanks a lot for watching. Keep being awesome, as always, and I'll see you on the next
video next week. Peace.
Yair Sasson Art, Artist
