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1. Who Am I + Class Brief: What's up, everybody,
My name is, I'm a professional artist
for more than ten years, specializing in traditional
art as well as digital. You can see some of
my favorite works. During the years
I managed to gain more than 900 thousand subscribers
over the social media, which I teach and showcase
some of my best words. But enough about that. In this tutorial, I'm
going to teach you how to draw your favorite
character with three steps. First, we got to process
in which we learn how to draw the face and body using geometrical
shapes and guidance. In the second part, I'll teach you how to ink your drawing. And finally, in the third stage, we're going to color the join using Copic markers
or colored pencils. So without further ado, take out your pencils
down to business.
2. Sketching & Inking Ken Kaneki: What's up, everybody? This is the iron. And today we are
going to learn how to draw can kentucky
from Tokyo Ghoul, check the description box? You can see all
the materials I'm going to use for this joint. As you can see, I already
drew a perfect square. Each side is eight centimeters, but you can draw it in any size. You want to just make sure to
use a suitable papers size. Okay, so first we are going to start by drawing the
shape of the face. Then I'm going to
draw this circle, which I'll use as a guideline
for the hair. Later on. We'll continue by drawing
the eye using faultlines. Make sure to give
him a nice curve. And they'll add some more
volume to the eyelashes. I'll draw the eyelids and we'll add some wrinkles as well. Now we can add the eyebrow and of course the
iris and the pupil. And this thing right there,
that's called lactose. Awesome. Once we are
done with the eye, we can move on to
draw the eye patch. So we'll just draw this
trap and the square root. And we'll indicate is
messy, just like dead. Next we're going to add some details to the mask
and to the knife-edge. So we'll draw fraud dense and we're going to
add some quizzes. Next, I'm going to
indicate the nose. And we'll add to a more
dense right there. And now we're going to
add is peaceful smile. By following these steps. I'm going to indicate
his teeth and the gums. And now we can
refine the details. Just like that. Awesome. Now we can proceed by joining the ears. So first I'm going to draw
the shape of the ears and then I'm going to add the
details just like before. Okay, once we are
done with that, we can move on to draw the hair. So first I'm going
to start by drawing some locks of hair
right under his ears. Then we'll draw in banks. Now you don't have
to place the banks exactly as I do at
the end of the day. It's hair so it can provide, but makes sure to keep the right proportions
and split it equally. And of course, you want to
maintain those nice curves. And we'll add some all
awesome hair to be frank. Awesome. Once we're
done with that, we can draw the torso. So first I'm going to
start by drawing the neck. Again, we're going to add
the filter of his mask. So again, just like before, first start by drawing the shapes and then
add the details. We'll draw the
zipper right there. And the shape of the torso. Next we are going
to draw is closed. So they're going to
be ripped apart. I'm going to start by drawing
some random terrorist. Awesome. Once we're
done with that, we can draw the hand. I'll start by drawing his poem. Then I'm going to indicate
the placement of the fingers. I'm going to join him
breaking his middle finger. So to start with that finger up, that will be our ring finger. And the pink. Now that we've got the shape, we can refine it. We're going to add
some wrinkles. The knuckle. And of
course the fingernails. Don't forget to draw the
thumb but right there. And lastly, some wrinkles
and the fingernail. Awesome. So we are
done with sketching, and now we can move on
to the inking part. So for the hand I'm going
to use is 0.1 black pen. But for the entire joint
we're going to use 0.05. And the reason is because the hand will be
closer to our face, so I want it to be
slightly more thing. Before we proceed, I forgot to draw the zipper for his mouth, so let's just add the
zipper right there. Okay, so once we are done, we are going to take the
notorious charcoal eraser and we'll get rid
of all the lead. Now that's a very
important process because it will have
some lead leftover. It could smell all over your drawing once you
use the Copic marker. So make sure to do a
fine job of erasing. And I'm also going to
use the eraser state for those stubborn areas. And by the way, my
eraser stick is dying. I need to buy a new. Awesome. So once it's cleaner, we can start using
the Copic markers.
3. Coloring Ken Kaneki: So for those who don't know, the Copic markers are
alcohol-based markers, which means they can
blend very well. Now if you'll check your
top left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of copies I'll be using. So first we're going to
start by coloring the shirt. I'm going to use C7,
That's a very bright gray. And I'm just going to
fill this entire area, make sure to color with the
direction of the shape. Once I'm done with that, I'm going to use
the black color to mark decreases and
the shaded areas. Now we're going
to take C7 again, and we'll do some blending. Next. I'm going to take
C5 that's a bit brighter. Gradients is seven. And they'll use that to
blend the brighter areas. Awesome. So this is the
result we are going after. Now I'm going to do
the same process for the entire shirt. So again, I'm going
to start with C7. And of course you
can rotate the page, do whatever you want to achieve, as much comfort as you
can while doing this. Next, I'm going to use
the black color to mark decreases and the shaded areas. After that, I'm going to use C7 again to blend the colors, then c5 to blend C7. And then I'm going to do some
adjustments along the way. Just going by the feel of it. Awesome. So once we
are done with that, we can start coloring the skin. The skin tones. I'm going to
use three different tones. I'm going to use if 505153, as the last digit goes up, it means that the
color will be darker. So we're going to
start with E 50, the brightest color, and
fill up this entire area. Next, I'm going to use
51 for the shaded areas. Now as you can see, the light will come from the right side, meaning that the left
side will be darker. And now I'm going to
use the darkest color. For the darkest areas. I'm getting 51 to
blend the colors. And I'll use a 50 as
well to do the same. I'm going to use, again the darkest color just
because I want to get some more contrast.
In the darkest areas. Awesome. It will do
the same process for the blank area
of his shoulder. Next, we are simply
going to color their fingernails
with the color black. And then we're going to color this area the same
process we did earlier. Awesome. So once we
are done with that, we can focus on the face. So first I'm going to
color those filters. I'm going to use gray tones. Again. I'm going to start
with C1, the brighter color. And just like before, the more we'll move
up with the number, meaning C3, C7, it
will be much darker. Now as you can see, I'm leaving some blank spots because I want to get some
nice highlights. Next, I'll use a darker gray. C5. Do some blending. And I'm also going to use
the colorless blender number 0 to do some blending
on the blank area. Awesome, and we'll do the same
process for the left side. Okay. Once we're done with that, when it was the same
gray tones for the neck. I'll start with C1, then C3, and C5. Now I'm going to use C7, but because it's the same
color of the shirt, I'm gonna try not to color next to the shirt
because I want to get that separation
between the color of the shirt to the neck. Next, we'll do blending
just like before. The menu is a black marker, not the same black marker I used before just
because I want to get a different tone of black. Okay. Once we are done with that, we can color is hair. So just like before, we're going to use
the same gray tones. I'm going to start with C1, and I'm going to leave a lot of blank areas on the
top of his head. Next, we'll use S3 for
the shading areas. Of course, the left
side will appear to be darker again
because of the light. And we'll do some blending with C1 and the colorless blender. Awesome. The hair looks smooth and now we can move
on to the skin again. But before we continue,
as you can see, I made a small mistake, so I'm just going to
fix it right now. And now we can proceed. So we'll start with a 50
coloring the brightest areas. Then we will, if 51
for the shaded areas, that will be our mid-tone, and then the darkest
tone will be free. Now as you can see, I'm using a 505153 and as the last digit
of the copy is closer, meaning if 5051, it means that the tone will
be slightly darker. And that's really good. If you want to get
a nice square end and a nice transition
within the colors. Now, if for example you
want to get more contrast, you want to use a 50
and then 50, or if 57. Now I'm going to use seven for this particular area of the ear. Awesome. So now we are
done with the skin. We can color the eye. So first I'm going
to start with CO2, then I'll use some
red for the center. Next, I'm going to color around
the pupil and darker red. And we'll do some blending. Now color the
eyelashes, some black. We'll color this tiny
area right there and then just fill all the blank
area seats seven, and add some shade
using C7 as well. And to create some shared views C7 again, just more layers. Awesome. Now we're going to
cover is pleasant smile. So again, we're going
to use red tones. Start with our 17. Generally use our 59
for the shaded areas. We'll do some blending. And for the teeth
and the zipper, we are going to use
gray tones. Again. Awesome. Once that's done, we
can color them as. Now, I want to get a
nice effect of leather. So we want to create
some highlighted areas. We'll start by marking
those areas with C1. Then I'm going to use seed file, that will be our mid tone. And for the darkest
areas, we use C7. And of course, we
are going to blend it to make it look smooth. As, you know. Don't forget to color the dense and
the zipper. Awesome. So we're going to do
the exact same process, boys, iPads and is trapped. Okay? Now, I'm really
happy with the result, but I want to get a much
darker tone or the mess. And I don't want to use
the black macro for that. So I'm gonna use a
black color pencil and I'll use that for
the darkest areas, the deepest areas, just
to get some more depth. Awesome. And we are really close to finish
this tutorial and congratulations to anyone
that made it this far. So the last thing we're
going to do is take the white pen and we're going to add some
highlights to the eyes. Now, make sure to lower
your volume of it because I'm gonna try
to go super same.
Yair Sasson, Artist
