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1. Class Intro and Tools: What's up, everybody? This is a back with another
step by step tutorial. And today, we are going
to learn how to draw IachiUcia from the anime Naruto. We are going to draw him in his Akatski uniform
facing front. We'll start by sketching, then move on to
inking and finally coloring with alcohol
based markers. So without further ado,
let's get down to business.
2. Drawing and Inking ITACHI: Okay, so today, we're
going to learn how to draw Iachi Uchia from Naruto. If you'll check the
description box, you can see all the materials I'm using for this tutorial. As you can see, I already
drew a perfect square. Each side is 6 centimeters, but you can draw it in any size. You want to just make sure to
use a suitable paper size. So we are going to draw
Iachi in a frontal pose. I'm going to start by
adding this guideline, just so I can keep the right
proportions for the eyes. Next, I'm going to draw
the shape of his face. Next, I'm going to draw the
eye by using four lines. Then I'm going to refine it
by adding the eyelashes. And I'll place the
is at the center. We'll add the pupil and the
Tomas for the sharing gun. If you want to see a
more detailed tutorial specifically on how
to draw it touches, I, you can check out
my tutorials playlist. Next I'm going to draw is upper eyelid and then we'll draw the eyebrow simply
by drawing two lines. And we'll add the
cheek marks again, by using two diagonal lines. I'm going to do a
quick adjustment real quick and place the eyebrow a bit to the right
just because I want to have more gap between
one eyebrow to the next. Now, the reason I didn't
add details to the edge of his eye is because
I'm going to cover it later on with some hair. That being said, I'm going to do the same process
for the left side. Only now I'm going to add
more detail to the eyelashes. Just like that. So
as you can see, two pointy edges at the
bottom and three on the top. Next, I'm going to draw
his nose simply by drawing two commas to
mark the nostrils. And to create the mouth, I'm going to draw a
really squashed up, the letter, that is, and
we draw the bottom lip. Of some next, I'm going
to draw his headband, just by drawing two curves. And now we can focus
on his glorious hair. So I'm going to start
with the locks of hair covering his left side, and we'll do that
simply by drawing two curves for
each lock of hair. As you can tell, we got the wind coming from the right side, just to add a nice
dramatic effect. And we're going to close
it all the way here. Now we'll add the locks of
hair for the left side. And we'll close it with a
nice curve just like that. And I think I'm going
to make the shape of his face a bit
wider, just a bit. Some adjustments. I'm
going to indicate the ear. Draw two curves to
create the neck. Now we are going to
focus on the headband. I'm going to draw two curves
to create the metal plate. And one more curve here
to create some thickness. Next, we're going to draw
the leaf village symbol just by drawing all shrill. Swirly. Swirly. And adding
two curves right there. We're going to give
it some thickness. And we're going to cross
it. Just like that. Now I'm going to
indicate the hair behind his back just by
drawing a curve. Now we can move on to the torso. I'm going to draw
the trap muscles. Then I'm going to draw
two curves to create the color and we're going to
surround it around the head, draw the shoulder
and we'll do the same for the left side
only this side will appear slightly to the
left because of the wind. The shoulders should be a
bit lower, in my opinion. So just go fix it. Now I'm going to
add some creases and we'll draw his
shirt underneath. As you can see,
I'm simply drawing some lines and crossing
them to create a net. And to finish this sketch, we're going to add is necklace. So again, drawing a nice
curve just like that. Then I'm going to draw two
circles and add two bumps, one on each side. Okay, and we'll do the
same to create two more. Awesome. We are done
with the sketching. Now, we are ready for
the inking process. What I'm going to do, I'm
going to take the 0.1 black pen and just go all over
the lines really carefully. I'm going to try to do it with one going as much as possible. I'm going to rotate
the page so I can have my natural
hand movement. That's important. If you
feel cold and you want to practice before you
do the inking process, just grab a paper, scramble, go all over the lines until
you feel more comfortable. Now for the face,
I'm going to use 0.05 just because
I want to be more accurate and probably
going to use it for the head band and the
metal plate as well. Okay, once we are done
with the inking process, I'm going to take the
notorious charcoal eraser and get rid of all the lead. I'm also going to
use the eraser stick for the stubborn areas. Make sure to clean it very
well because if you don't, you might smear the lead using your markers later on and
that might ruin the drawing. Be careful.
3. Coloring ITACHI : Awesome. Once it's
clean and shiny, we can start using
the Copic markers. For those who don't
know, copic markers are alcohol based markers, which means they
blend very well. If you'll check the top
left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of copic I'll be using. However, if you don't
have any copic markers, you can just use
color pencils or a regular HB two
pencil for shading. For this drawing,
the light source will come from the left side, which means the right
side will be darker. I'm going to start by
coloring the clock. We'll use gray tones
for that and with first brush strokes in the
direction of the shape, I'm going to fill
this entire area. Next, I'm going to
use a darker tone, C seven, and mark or
the shaded areas. Now I'm going to use
the same marker. I'm going to add more layers, and that way I get
a darker tone. I can use it to create
the creases, for example. Then I'm going to go back
to the brighter tone again, C five, and I'm going
to do some blending. Next, I'm going to
take the colorless blender that's number zero, and I'm going to soak
some of the ink from the edge just to create
a nice highlight. And I think I'm going to
use an even darker tone, which will be a very
dark purple grey, just to create more contrast. And then I'm going to blend
it with C seven and C five. Awesome, and now I'm going
to color the right side. This side is going to be darker, so I'm not going to use C five. I'm going to start with C
seven, the darker tone. Again, adding more layers
to create more shade. Then I'm going to
use the dark tone, the dark purple we talked about. And finally, I'm going to smooth all those colors with blending. Awesome. I'm going to do the
same process for the color. And this time, I'm going
to use another tone, a purple gray color, and I'm going to blend
all those colors. And now we can color
the shirt underneath. So I'm going to start
by coloring the frame. We'll add some shade
and then blend it. And I'm going to add some
more shade at the edges. Awesome, next, I'm
going to colour the net with a
bright purple gray, and with a darker tone, I'm going to create some shade and we'll blend it once again. Awesome, and now
we are moving to the red tones to color
the rest of the color. I'm just going to fill
this entire area, then use a darker red to create some shade and I'll blend it. Now for this side, I want to get a brighter tone at the edge. Again, to create
a nice highlight. I'm going to use a
brighter tone first. Then I'll use 27, a darker tone, and again, I'm going to color with the direction of the shape. Next Tanganis 29 and
even darker tone. We're going to blend
the colors once again. And then I'm going to
use the darkest tone 59. Awesome, and we'll do the
same for the right side. Next, we are going to
color the necklace. Gonna start with C free. Then add C five a darker tone. I'm going to blend them
again using C free, and then I'm going to use
the colorless blender to create a nice
highlight at the edge, simply soaking the
ink just like that. Now we can move on
to the skin color. I'm going to use three
tones for the skin. We start with e zero, zero, and I'm simply going to
cover this entire area. Now, as you can see, I'm
coloring with circles. That way I can get more ink on the paper in order to
get a more solid look. Next, I'm gone a darker tone, and I'll mark the shaded
areas from his head. And we'll create another
shaded area by using E zero, two or E 11. Just like I said before, if you want to get a darker tone, you can just add one more layer. So that's what I'm going to do. And you guessed it right, we're going to do some blending to smooth those transitions. And as you can see, I'm
not covering all the area because I want to
get a nice highlight white on the left side. Also, next, we are going
to color the face. Again, just like before, I'm
going to color with circles, I'm going to fill
the entire area, and I'm going to add more layers in order to create
a darker shade. As you can see, I'm leaving some light on the areas
that sticks out more, for example, the cheeks. Next, we'll use the Dacrton
to mark the shaded areas. And, of course, we'll
do some blending. Now, I'm going to add
a very light shade of pale gray that's a very
light purple gray, I guess. And, of course,
don't forget to add some shade to the ear. Awesome. So we are done
with the skin color. Now I'm going to
colour the hair. We'll start with a
very dark purple gray. A now I'm going to use a very right purple
for the highlighted areas. Next, I'll use V 23, again, a purple gray color. And as you can see, with
first brush strokes, I'm going to leave
some blank areas for the highlighted areas. Covering this entire area
and I'm going to leave some highlighted areas on
the right side as well. We'll add the darkest
tone again, VV 29. I'm going to go back to BB
25 again for this area. We'll add some more
shade in the middle. Blended, of course. And I'm going to blend those
highlighted areas so we can get a nice gradient. Awesome. I'm satisfied with
the way it turned out, and now we can move
on to the headband. We'll use a different
purple for that, of course. And I'm going to use
different purple tones to get the accurate look
of Hitachi headband. So another tip for you guys, you can use different colours, blend them together
to create a new tone. Awesome, once we are
done with the fabric, we can move to the metal plate. So I'm going to use C one, a very bright gray. As you can see, I'm leaving some blank areas just to get a nice highlight
for the plate, and I'm adding more layers
to create a darker shade. Next, I'm going to use C
to create more contrast. We color all the dents and I'll use C five to
create a darker shade. And of course, we're going to finish it with some of blending. Next, I'm going to
use the same color to create an ice shade
for the eyes. And now we are going
to color the Sharinga. So I'm going to use three
tons of red for that. We'll start with R five, just fill in this entire area. Then use a slightly darker tone. We'll use the darkest tone
59 and just surround it. And then we'll use blending
again with the meton. And to finish up, I'm going to use the
colorless blender again. I'll create a nice highlight
simply by soaking the ink. Just go to tap it a bit. Some small taps. E D. Everybody. So this is how you
draw IachiUcia from Naruto. I hope you guys and girls
enjoyed this tutorial. Let me know what you
think about it in the comment section.
That's it for today. Thanks a lot for watching. Keep being awesome,
and I'll see you on the next video. Peace.
Yair Sasson Art, Artist
