How To Draw Anime: Zoro from One Piece - Drawing Tutorial!

1. Class Intro and Tools: What's up, everybody? This is Yi. Welcome to another step by step tutorial. Today, we are going to draw Zoro from one piece. First, we are going to start by sketching Zoro. Then we'll move on to inking, and finally, we're going to use alcohol based markers for the coloring. Once you are done with the drawing, make sure to submit it so I can give you my feedback. That's it. Let's get started. 2. Sketching, Inking and Coloring Zoro: Okay, so as you can tell, I already drew a perfect square. Each side is 4 centimeters, and we are going to start by drawing the shape of his face. Then I'm going to draw this guideline to create a rectangle that's about fifth of the upper rectangle's size. I'm going to draw his eye his eyelid. We'll place the pupil in the middle and I'm going to add his eyebrow and some wrinkles. Obviously, his left eye will be closed, so we are going to draw the eyelid and the eyelashes. Now I'm going to draw the nose by simply drawing a straight line and adding two commas as the nostrils. Draw his mouth by simply drawing two curves and we'll move to draw the ears. And I'm going to zoom in a bit to draw the golden earrings. Awesome. So now we can focus on the hair. So first, I'm going to start by drawing his sideburns and his airline. I'm going to draw this guideline to help me keep the right proportions and then simply add a lot of spikes. And we'll draw five spikes on the front. Awesome. So once we are done with that, I'm going to draw the torso. I'll start by drawing the neck, and then I'm going to move to draw a sketch of this outfit. Oh Now we can draw the neck muscles, the trichia and the chest muscles. We'll add this scar the haramaki and these herbs. Awesome. So now we can add the details. We're going to draw the stitches and we're going to add a lot of creases to the haramaki end to the robe. And don't forget to add this bandana on the left arm. Awesome. So to finish up, of course, you're gonna add is swords. So first, I'm going to start by drawing the basic shapes of the hilt. And once we do that, we can zoom in and refine it by adding all the small details. You can see that I'm using some guidelines to keep it symmetrical. Awesome. So once we are done with the sketching, I'm going to use a black color pen and carefully, but with confidence, I'm going to go all over the lines. Make sure to take your time on this process so you can get a fine result. Awesome. So once we are done with that, I'm going to use the charcoal eraser to get rid of all the lead and to make sure that the lead will not smart once I use the copic markers, I'm going to use the eraser stick as well for the stubborn area. Once it's clean, I'm going to use the copic markers. They are alcohol based markers, which means we can blend them very well. I'm going to start by coloring the hilt. And for the most part, I'm going to use three different tones for the same area to create a nice gradient. We're going to have the light source coming from the right side, which means that the left area will be darker. I'm going to continue by using three different tones of the color green to colour the bandana. And to blend all the colors, usually what I do is I'm using the brightest tone of them. Now, somebody in the comment section told me I don't color correctly because we can see a lot of the brush strokes, and there is no wrong or right in this matter. What I do is I love to see the brush strokes and that's why I leave them. In some cases when I want to feel it entirely, I do so, but in my personal opinion, it looks much better when you can see the brush strokes. It gives it a nice element and a wider tonality. Awesome. So once we are done with the outfit, we're going to use the skin tones. I'm going to use three different skin tones and we'll start with the brightest one, which will be E 51. You can tell that I'm leaving some blank areas to get a nice growing and pred effect. Then we're going to use a darker tone to give it a nice shade and finally an even darker tone. I'm going to do the same process for the ebs and the rest of the muscles. I'm actually going to use an even darker tone to create a nice contrast. Awesome. So now we can focus on Zoro space. I'm going to color the earrings again by using three different tones of the same color, and we'll do the same process for the face as well. Make sure to leave a white area on his nose, his cheek, and his bottom lip. Okay, and now we can finally colour the hair. I'm going to start with a very light green and just cover this entire area. Then we'll use a darker colour to give it a nice shade. And even darker color after that. And finally, we can blend the colors using the brightest tone. Awesome, and we are basically done. All we have to do is just Eddie's scarf. I'm going to use YR zero, two for that. And we are done, everybody. This is how you draw zoo from one piece, I'm really satisfied with the final product. I hope you are two. And until the next time keeping awesome thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next video pase.