How To Draw Anime Characters: Goku Black from Dragon Ball Super

1. Class Intro: Mm hmm. Wata everybody, my name is Zaire. I'm a professional artist for more than ten years specializing in traditional art as well as digital art. In this tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to draw your favorite character with three steps. First, we got the sketching process in which we learn how to draw the face and body using geometrical shapes and guidelines. In the second part, I'll teach you how to ink your drawing. And finally, in the first stage, we are going to color the drawing using copic matters or color pencils. So without further ado, pick up your pencils and let's get down to business. 2. Drawing, Inking and Coloring Goku black: Awesome. So once we are done with the inking process, I'm going to grab the notorious charcoal eraser and just get rid of all the nasty lead. Make sure to clean it very well because you don't want to smear the lead once we use the copic markers. Awesome. So now that it's clean, we can use the Copic markers. Those are alcohol based markers, which means they can blend very well. But if you don't have copic markers, you can use colored pencils or just use HB and B pencils and just do some shading. However, we are going to use Copic markers for this tutorial. And if you look at your top left of the screen, you can see the exact number of copy code I'll be using. I'm going to start with the shirt underneath. We're going to color it with a dark gray. As you can see, I'm coloring in the direction of the shape, filling this entire area, and to get more contrast, I'm just adding more layers. For this drawing, the main light sauce will come from the right side, which means, of course, that the left side will appear darker because it gets less light. Now I'm going to use a darker tone that's going to be a black color and we'll add some shade on the edge. And then I'm going to use the gray color to blend the black color. Just like that. Awesome. We are going to do the same process. Again, I'm starting with C seven, a dark gray, coloring in the direction of the shape. That way, the shapes won't appear flat. Then I'm just adding more layers with the same tone, and after that, I'm going to use the black color to add the most shaded areas, the darkest tones, of course, we'll do some blending to finish up. And I'm even going to use a brighter gray at C five, just to blend these areas right there. Awesome. So now we're going to colour the gear on top. For that, I'm going to use C five. That's a slightly brighter gray. Again, as you can see, I'm pushing lines in the direction of the shirt and then pulling lines. Next, we'll use a brighter gray that's C three and just blend the colors together. And now I'm going to use C five again just to add more contrast to the creases. Awesome. Next, we'll use the black color again to create more contrast between the shirt on top and the shirt underneath. Well blend it, of course. And now we do the same process for the shirt on top, just like we did before, starting with C seven, coloring in the direction of the shape, adding more contrast by adding more layers, and then blend it with a brighter tone and add some shade with C five again. Oh We can even use C seven for those shaded areas for those creases. And now we'll do some more blending. Awesome, so I'm pretty satisfied with the results. I hope you out too. And now we can focus on the face. So we'll start by coloring the earring, just like before, we are going to start with the brightest colors first and then gradually go dark. Of course, blend the colors. Next, we'll use some greens, again, starting with the brightest tone, then adding some darker tones, and of course, making sure that I'm coloring in the direction of the circle, making a nice gradient by making the edge darker and blend, of course. Now, if you want to get a nice highlight, you can grab the colorless blender and just soak some of that ink. Then you get that nice effect. Awesome. So now we can move on and color the face. So for that, I'm going to use four tone to start with the brightest one, again, filling this entire area. Next, we'll use a darker tone that's E 23 and will basically color one side of his face. But the areas that sticks out more, for example, his cheek will get more light or his bump above the eye. And on the far left, we'll add more layers to create more shade. Next, I'm going to use an even darker tone that's E 25, and I'm going to add more shade on the deepest areas. Next, we'll be blending, so we'll take E 51 again, the brightest tone. As you can see, I'm adding more layer and getting more contrast. And I'm going to do the same with the other tones. Awesome. Now we'll take a light gray and add some shade right below the eyebrows. Next, we'll take the black color and we'll color the eyes, leaving a small blank area at the edge to create an eye highlight, which will color with C one, a bright gray. Awesome, and the final step will be using the black color and basically fill all the hair. And for this process, I'm going to rotate the page so I can have more comfort coloring. And I recommend you to do the same if you haven't already. Now, if the areas are too small, what you want to do is take your inking pen and use it instead of the marker because you don't want to go over the lines. As you can see, I'm doing the same process with the eyebrows. And now, please lower the volume just a bit. Oh. Everybody. This is how you draw Gcoblack from Dragon Bor Super. Congratulations, everybody. I hope you enjoy this tutorial. Please let me know how you did down below in the comment section. That's it for today. Thanks a lot for watching. Kb Awesome as always, and I'll see you on the next video. Peace. Zero.