pencil – Page 2 – Zois Illustrations

Drawing Easy, Videos

Drawing Easy – Big Bad Wolf

Hello,

In the previous video we painted the Little Red Riding Hood. In this we will do the Big Βad Wolf. Not so big, not so bad.

This character has appeared in many stories. Anyone can design it as he wants. Big, hairy, bad, good maybe smiling.

Creating a drawing of a caricature gives us great freedom.

I chose to draw him not too wild with the teeth looking threatening, not too friendly.

I would describe him as serious. How serious a wolf can be in a fairy tale?

So at first I sketched the wolf in pencil. I draw the lines with pen and tried to be relaxed since his fur is not very smooth.

I chose the yellow color for the eyes to make it a little more aggressive and the brown in two shades for the body and shadows.

Then I used the water brush over the pencils to get the effect I wanted.

Thank You !

Drawing Easy, Videos

Drawing Easy – Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood is a European fairy tale about a young girl and a Big Bad Wolf. Numerous authors have rewritten this tale using variant titles and story paths.

A simple draw to do without thinking a lot about details and without stressing yourself with the result. You can draw as many Little Red Riding Hoods you want.

Drawing Easy, Videos

Drawing Easy – 6 Easy Face Expressions

In this video we are going to draw some easy face expressions using the U shape for the face.

Happy
Laughing
Fear
Surprise
Enjoyment
Suspicious

Drawing Easy, Videos

Drawing Easy – WarmUp

Hi, everyone !!

In this video, I’ll show you some warm up exercises that you can do.

The purpose of warming up is to “awaken” your drawing muscle memory and getting back into the groove of drawing.

As you’re about to discover, none of my warm-up exercises really have any artistic value, .. or maybe some abstract value … or inspiration for an illustration.

Put your favourite music on. Draw with pencil or pen, it doesn’t matter.

They’re just really simple warm-up exercise.

The first one is to simply draw parallel lines, as straight as you can. Let’s try Different Length. Now Let’s try to draw some vertical lines over.

The next exercise is to swirl all over the page. A good warm-up exercise for rhythm. Follow the rhythm of the song.

Another good exercise is to draw big or small circles. Don’t draw them quickly, just enjoy it. It’s ok if they are not even.

Let’s make a lonely circle and attach some friends circles on it. Now we will draw lines away from the centre of the circles. Yes for some direction is a bit difficult. Pick a couple that you like and try to use some of these warm-up exercises to start off your daily drawing time and see if they will make a positive impact.