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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 words. Doing deals. I managed to gain more than 900
thousand subscribers. Social media, when which I teach and showcase
some of my best works. But enough about debt. In this tutorial, I'm going
to teach you how to draw your favorite character
with three steps. First, we've got the
sketching process in which we learn how to draw the face and body using geometrical
shapes and guidelines. In the second part of 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, pick up your pencil
down to business.
2. Sketching & Inking Naruto: Okay, So today we are
going to draw an hour TO, they're going to start by
drawing a perfect square. Each side is four centimeters, and this is going to
be a free codas pose. We're going to start by
drawing the shape of the face. Then we are going to cross it in the middle by
using two curves. After that, we'll mark
is the head bend. And then we'll add the eyes. So to draw the eyes
will use for curves. As you can see, it's in
the shape of a rhombus. Next we'll draw the eyelashes simply by adding some thickness, mainly to the eyelashes on top. Then we draw the
iris and the pupil. At the far left. We want him to look
directly at us. Next we'll add some
wrinkles and the eyebrow. And now we can
draw the left eye. So we're going to
start with wrinkles, then draw the eyebrow. As you can see, it
starts very thin and gets thicker
towards the edge. Will again use four
lines to create the eye. As you can see, the eye will appear bigger because
of the angle. This time we'll
place the iris and the pupil at the center
but slightly to the left. And it will add more wrinkled
right there. Awesome. Next, we'll draw the
nose simply by drawing two lines and one tiny
line for the nostril. Now we can draw the
mouth and we'll do that by using free lines. As you can see, it goes down, up and down again. We'll draw the
bottom lip. And then we'll use this curve to mark
the color of his shirt. Next we want to draw the ears. So what we want to do is first
draw the shape of the ear. And only after we are
going to add the details. Next we'll add is sideburns and draw a rough
shape of the bandanna. Now we'll add is metal plate
just by drawing a rectangle. And we'll give some
thickness to the side. We'll add three
bolts on each side. And then we'll draw
the lift symbol. Following these steps. Give it some
thickness, of course. Awesome. Next we'll add now
towards whiskers, free on each side. And now we'll draw
the rest of the hair. So let's start by drawing
some spikes on each side, simply by drawing two
lines for each spike. And then we'll use
this guideline to help us keep the right proportions
for the rest of the spikes. Now we're just going to add
the rest of the spikes again, two lines for each spike. And they want to make the
white side and neat, wider. Just like that. Next we'll
add spikes on the button. And don't forget
about the bandana. Add in some more details. And we are done with the face. So now we can focus
on the torso. First, I'm going to
start by drawing the overall shape of the torso, and then we'll add the details. So as you can see,
I draw the color than the zipper jacket. And now I'm drawing the
shape of the feast. Basically what you want to do is now holding the fist
directly at us. We'll add the rest of the arm. Close the torso right there, and then add is left arm. So as you can see now we've
got the overall shape. Now we can add the details knowing that we got
the right proportions. So we continue by
refining the face. I'm going to add the knuckles. That will be Phonak
goes of course. Then I'll use this
guideline and from that point will
create the fingers. Next we'll refine your knuckles. End of course, create the thumb simply by drawing
for curved line. Would add the nail. And now
we can refine the sleeve, just adding some details, adding decreases in the direction of the
sleeve, of course. Next we'll add the
details to the color, creating the puffiness
of the color. Now we'll draw the zipper and then refine his left arm. As you can see. As you can see, his hand is inside the pocket. At some more details and
quizzes for the jacket. And we are done
with the sketching. Good job everybody. So the next step will be inking. What we want to do is
take the inking pen. The size tip of the
pen will be 0.1. However, I'm going to use 0.2. And we basically want
to rotate the page, hold the pencil
closer to the tip and just go all over the lines. Will do this by pushing
lines of pulling lines. Like I said, I'm
rotating the page so I can keep my natural
hand movements. And for the facial features, you can even use 0.05. That's a slightly
thinner line that will help you be more
accurate while inking. Awesome. So once we are done with
the inking process, will take the notorious
charcoal eraser. And basically good
read of all the lead. Makes sure to clean
the lead very well because we don't want to smear the lead after when
we use the Copic markers. Awesome, So now that it's clean, we can start the
coloring process.
3. Coloring Naruto: Now you don't have to
use Copic markers. You can use colored pencils. You can use other markers, or you can just
use your HB and B pencils and do some
shading for this tutorial, I'm going to use Copic markers. And if you look at your
top left of the screen, you can see the exact number
of copies I'll be using. I'm going to start by
coloring the jacket. And I'll start with
the brightest stone. I'm going to mark the
most brightest areas. And for this joint, the main light source will
come from the left side, which means of course that
the left side will appear brighter because it
gets more light. Next I'm going to use a midtone that's a slightly darker tone. And as you can see, I'm coloring in the
direction of the shape. I'm doing that by pulling
lines, are pushing lines. Next step will be used
in an even darker tone. That will be our darkest tone
for the most shaded areas, for example, is hand
created a shade. The drops on this area. That's why it appears darker
because it gets less light. Now what we want to do
is blend the colors. So we'll use the midtone
to blend the darkest tone. And we'll use the brightest
stone to blend the mid-tone. As you can see, I'm
starting with the brightest on blending it with the midtone. And then I'll use the midtone
to blend the darkest tone. Awesome. Now we'll use some
blues, just like before. I'm going to start with
a brighter blue coloring in the direction of the shape. I'm going to repeat it a lot. Next step we'll be
using the mid tones. After that, we'll use
the darkest tone. And just like before, we'll blend the colors again using the midtone to
blend the darkest tone, and using the brighter tone
to blend the mid-tone. Sweet. Next step we'll
be coloring the zipper. For that we're going to
use some gray tones. Will again use three different
tones of the same color, starting with the brightest
than the mid tone. And finally the darker stone. And of course, we do
some blending along the way through it. We're going to do the same
technique for the color. As you can see, I'm
carrying from side-to-side, but I'm leaving
some blank areas. Those areas will be
our highlighted areas. Then of course, we proceed
with the same method. Awesome, and now we can
focus on the skin colors. So we're going to
color the fist. I'm going to start with
the lightest tone. And just like before,
I'm going to leave some blank areas at the top of the knuckles
because they sticks out more, which means they get more light. And my apologies for not
recording the bottom area. Don't worry, I'll
fix it right away. Next I'm going to
use the mid tone, just applying one more layer on the remaining blank areas. And then we'll use
the darkest tone. And finally, I noticed that I didn't fully
capture the fist. So here you go. And of course, reduce
some blending to make it look smooth. Gradient. Gradient. That's a
word I just made up. You can see I'm
adding more contrast. We did that because stone then do some more blending. What you can also do
if you want to get more highlight is take the
notorious colorless blender. All my materials
out and tourists. And basically you want
to soak some of the ink. And by doing that, that
area looks brighter. Now you can either
ignore what I do next or just learn
from this experience. Basically, I wanted
to add another tone just to get some more
shade on the bottom area. But then I noticed that
the thumb is too dark. So I tried to save the
situation by using our two again in basically use the colorless blender to soak that ink and apply
a different tone, trying to restore the
situation like it was before. So as you can see,
lots of blending work. Overall, I managed to
save the situation. Awesome. So now we'll
proceed to color the face. We'll use, of course,
the same skin tones, starting with the first layer
covering this entire area, coloring in the
direction, the shape. Next we'll add some shade. As you can see, I'm
leaving a blank area on the cheek because
it gets more light, because it sticks out more. After that, we'll use
the darkest tone, but before I forgot
to draw the neck. So add one line here
to create nowadays, Nick. And we'll proceed. We do some blending, of course. And we'll add some more
shade below the bandana. Awesome. Next we'll
color the eyebrows. So we start by using
some yellow tones. After that, we'll use an Ochre
tone, just another layer. And we'll do the
same for this area, starting with the middle, then adding the darker
stone and blending them. Now for the hair on top, I'm going to start with
an even brighter tone, that's y, z are 0. And only then I'm going
to use the mid-tone, just covering this entire area. Just like before. Following up, we
did darker stone and do some blending. Next we're going to
call it my favorite part, that metal plate. You can see I'm coloring from side-to-side and I'm leaving some blank areas to get that
nice shine on the plate. I'm going to add the midtone
and blend the colors again. Next we'll add darker stone. And we'll blend it again. And of course we'll color the lift symbol with
the darker stone. If you want, you can use
the colorless blender to create more highlights
by soaking the ink, just like I explained
and show you before. Awesome, So it looks good. And now we can
color the bandana, Will do that by using
the same blue colors we used for the jacket. And we'll do that
with the same method. This Ryan was
totally accidental. Awesome, meant to finish up with just need to color the eyes. So I'm gonna start
with a very bright gray to create some shade
right below the eyebrow. Hello the eyelashes.
And the next, we'll use some blues, different blues from the
ones we used for the jacket. I'm gonna leave it
blank area at the far left again for
the highlight. Next, we'll use a
darker tone color when the right side will
blend it, of course. Then we use the colorless
blender and we'll circle around the blank area to create a nice harmony and
nice transition. How do we owe everybody? This is how you draw. Now taught was the marquee. I want to congratulate
whoever made it this far. Some claps. Please let me know how you did comment down below in
the comment section. That's it. Thanks a
lot for watching, keeping awesome as always. I'll see you on the next video.
Yair Sasson Art, Artist
