Transcripts
1. Class Intro : What's up, everybody?
This is Yi. Welcome to another
step by step tutorial. Today, we are going
to learn how to draw supersenTGku from dragonbll Z. In this tutorial, I'm going
to teach you how to sketch Gucku using simple shapes. Then we'll move on to ink the entire drawing
using inking pens. And finally, we're going to use copic markers or
alcohol based markers for the coloring process. By the end of this class, I want you all to
take a picture of Goku and submit it so I can
give you some feedback. That's it. Let's get
started. Enjoy the process.
2. How to sketch Goku: Now, as you can see, I
drew a perfect square. Each side is 4 centimeters, but you can draw it in
any size you want to. Just make sure to use
a suitable paper size. We're going to draw Gucku
in the frontal pose. I'm going to start by drawing those wrinkles between the eyes. Then we'll draw two curved
lines to create the eyebrow. As you can see, it gets
thicker towards the edge. We'll draw another curve
for the bump above the e and then simply draw
three lines to create the I, but make sure to draw the bottom line with
a bit of a curve. Then we'll place the pupil at the center but
slightly to the left. Add the check marks, and we'll do the same
process for the left side, and if you're having trouble maintaining the
right proportions, you can use a ruler. Mark the same distance. Awesome. Once we
are done with that, we are going to draw the
nose and we'll do that by drawing five lines just
like I'm doing right now. Next, I'm going to
draw the mouth, draw the letter M
and draw it really, really close to the nose
with a very tiny gap. Next, we'll indicate
the bottom lip. Then we'll draw the shape of his face by using five lines. Awesome. So now we
can draw the ears. So first, I'm going to start by drawing the shape or the ears, and then I'm going to add all the details. Okay. Next, we'll mark his hair line. And now what we want to do is draw three spikes of
hair on the front. We'll start with the middle one, covering his eye a little bit. As you can see, I'm adding some random lines in the
direction of the spike. Next, we'll draw the
spike on the right. And then the spike on the left. Awesome. So now we are
going to zoom out a bit, but first, we'll draw the neck just by
drawing two curves. And now we can draw
the rest of the hair. So first, I'm going
to start by drawing three spikes on the left side and two spikes on
the right side. Then I'm going to
use this guideline in order to keep the right
proportions of the hair. Now I can add the rest of the spikes without
worrying about asymmetry. And just like before, we're going to add some lines
in the direction of the ha. Awesome. So we are
done with the face, and now we'll move
on to the torso. But first, we'll draw the
neck muscles and the trichia. Next, we'll draw
those strap muscles simply by drawing two curves. Then I'm going to
draw the upper chest and we'll cover it with
the shirt underneath. We'll add two curves for
the shoulder muscles. And now we'll draw
the shirt on top. As you can see, I'm
drawing two circles to indicate the placement
of the shoulders. Then I'm continuing with the shape of the
shirt on top, his gi. And once I got the
overall shape, only then I'm adding the
quises, the details. That's the most basic
rule when you draw. You first want to get
the overall shape, you want to get the
proportions, right, the symmetry, and only
then add all the details. Awesome. So now that we are done with the shirt with the Gi, we can add his arms. We'll start with the left arm. As you can see, I'm first
starting with the shoulder, then I'm drawing the bicep, then the tricep,
and the forearm. Now we'll add some details. We'll draw the sleeve of
his shirt underneath. And again, if you
want, you can use the wheeler to maintain
the right proportions. So for example, as you can see, we can probably draw the
left side a bit higher. Awesome next will
draw his right arm. With the same process. I'm
starting with the shoulder. Then I'm drawing the bicep. O the tricep, and then the fore arm. Adding the details. And
we are not done yet, so we're going to
draw one line here. Get rid of all the
unnecessary lines and then add some creases
from side to side. And we got the belt. So now we are really
done with the sketching.
3. How to ink and color Goku: And we can move on
to the next process, which is the inking process. So what I'm going to do
is I'm going to take a black pen with the
tip size of 0.1 or 0.2. I'm going to hold the pen close to the tip
with a firm grip. Then I'll rotate the page so I can have my natural
hand movement. You got to have as
much comfort as you can while inking because you want those lines
to be accurate and crisp and just go
all over the lines. I promise you that once
you do a lot of inking, once you practice a lot, you will be better.
Those are facts. I wasn't born, talented. I had to practice
a lot until I got to this level of
inking and obviously, I can probably improve
much more. Awesome. So once we are done with
the inking process, I'm going to take the
notorious charcoal eraser, or you can use a regular eraser, whatever you have, and just go to get rid
of all the lead. Okay, we want to clean
the lead from the paper. That's important
because later on, we use the copic markers, and we don't want
to smear the lead because that will ruin the page. Awesome. So once it's
clean and fresh, we can start to use
the Copic markers. So the Copic markers are
alchol based markers, which means they can
blend very well. However, if you don't have copic markers because I
know those are expensive, you can use colour pencils. And if you don't
have color pencils, you can use your
regular HB two pencil or B and just do some
shading, do some shading. But in this tool, you're going to use
the copic markers. So if you look at your
top left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of copic I'll be using. For this drawing, the
main light source will come from the right side, which means, of course,
that the left side will appear darker. So we're going to start
with the skin tones. As you can see, I'm
covering all those areas. I'm coloring with
first brush strokes in the direction of
the shape, okay? You want to color in the
direction of the shape. The more layers I put, the more saturation I get. Next, we'll use a darker tone
that will be our mid tone, and we'll add some shade. Now, we are going to
use an even darker tone that will be our darkest tone, and we'll color
the darkest areas. The next step is blending. So what we want to do is use the brightest tone to
blend the mid tone, and we'll use the mid tone
to blend the darkest tone. After I did the blending, I'm going to use the
darkest stone again and I'll add some more layers
just to create more contrast, and I'll do the same
with the meton. Awesome. So this is the
result we want to get. So I'm going to do
the same process for the rest of the torso. So again, I'm starting
with the bright stone. As you can see, I'm leaving some blank areas just to
get that nice highlight, of course, coloring in the
direction of the shape. Next, we'll use the meton coloring all those shaded areas. As you can see this time,
I'm doing some blending before applying the darkest
stone, so just play with it. Then I'm adding more layers with the meton just to get more
saturation, more contrast. And now I'm gonna use
the darkest tone. And we'll do some more blending. And I forgot to add the
darkest to the left arm, so I'm gonna do it right now. Awesome. So now, we'll do the
same process for the face. As you can see, I'm leaving some blank areas on those
bump above the eyes. Next, I'm using the meton just like before filling
all the shaded areas. Then, using the
darkest stone with a minimum use just for
those deepest parts. O. And then I'm going to blend it slightly, not too much. Awesome. And we are done with
the skin tones. So now, we'll zoom out and we'll continue
by drawing the gi. So first, we'll start
with the orange tones. Again, I'm going to use
three tones for that. We'll start with
the brightest one. As you can see, I'm using fit brush strokes in the
direction of the Gib. Then I'm going to use the
meton to create those shades. The next step will be blending. So we're going to
blend the colors. We'll blend the meton
with the brightest stone. And now we'll use the dark
stone for the far left side. And we'll do some more blending. Awesome. So now that
we are done with that, we're going to colour the
belt with the same process. So starting with
a brighter blue, then using a darker
blue for the left side. And then I'm going
to do some blending. Awesome. So now we are going to colour the shirt underneath. So I'm going to use
some different blues. Now, you don't have to do that. You can use the same blues
you used for the belt. But sometimes in Dragonbll
Z and Dragonbll Super, they color it with
some different blues. So again, I'm going to start
with the brightest one. Coloring in the
direction of the shape. I think I didn't say it.
Then I'm going to use the miton for the shaded
areas right in those creases. Then I'm going to do some blending with the
brightest tone, and then I'll use
the darkest tone to create more contrast. Awesome. So we'll do the same process for
the rest of the shirt. Again, if you'll check your
top left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of copy I'm going to use. And we are done with the torso. So now we can focus on
the hair and the eyes. So first, we'll
start with the eyes. We'll use some blue green tones. And as you can see, I'm
leaving some blank areas on the edge just to create an eye highlight for the
eyes because of the light. I'm using the same tone to add more shade on the far left. And then I'm using the colorless blender to blend the blank area
just like that. Next, we'll color the
eyebrows with the mid tone, fill the entire area. And now we'll move
on to the hair. So I'm going to demonstrate how to color one spike of hair. We're going to use three tones just like we used until now. I'm going to start
with the whitest one. And again, I'm leaving
some blank area coloring in the
direction of the shape. What do you know? Then
I'm using the mid tone. And again, because the light will come from the right side, the left side will appear
darker because because it gets less light or
doesn't get any light. Then we'll use the darkest tone. It's gonna be a brown color. And then we'll do some blending
with the brightest tone, and we'll use the me tone again. Awesome. So I'm going to do the exact same process for
the rest of the spikes. We'll start with Y zero, zero, covering all the areas, but leaving some blank
areas for those highlights. Then we'll use the
mi tone to add shade and we'll do that with
the direction of the spikes, of course, to make the
shape look pretty. After that, we'll do some blending with the
brightest tone, and then we'll use the darkest
tone with a minimum use. I And now, please lower the volume a bit. We D. Everybody. So this is how
you draw supersen two Goku. I hope you guys and girls
enjoyed this tutorial. Please let me know
how you did in the comment section.
That's it for today. Thanks a lot for watching.
Keep being awesome as always, and I'll see you on
the next video. Peace.
Yair Sasson Art, Artist
