May 21, 2017

Start with cartoon teeth Nail the perspective down w/ lines Eras, add gums, and shading! I usually end up drawing the cartoon teeth bigger if I want the gums to show more. You should also know the difference between incisors, canines, premolars, and molars. The main difference between teeth looking creepy is the thickness of outline of each individual tooth, so...

May 19, 2017

Visit thissite: http://www.female-anatomy-for-artist.com/ it’s the biggest online source of Hi-Res female photo references for artists. You will find here more than 207,000 photos of poses for your artworks. 1. Set up your device near your working area and make sure you have a good view for your drawings. 2. Try to work in real time, it means no pausing!...

May 17, 2017

Proko In this demo Court uses charcoal to shade and finish a caricature of Gene Wilder. If you’ve been watching his lessons, you’ll be able to follow along as he takes his drawing from start to finish. If you’re interested in caricature, check out the links to the lessons below. They’ll give you a good foundation for exaggeration and a process for developing...

May 16, 2017

OnlineMediaTutor In this Maya animation tutorial you will learn how to create a walk cycle. You will learn how to create each of the important poses that make up a walk cycle as well as setting up the timing. Finally, you will refine the walk cycle animation using the graph editor. This tutorial is sponsored by 3d.sk – check them out! –...

May 15, 2017

1. Set up your device near your working area and make sure you have a good view for your drawings. 2. Try to work in real time, it means no pausing! 3. Video is set up from 13 photo references. They were chosen in order to practice your drawing skills in various angles. Structure of the video is: 5x 1 minute poses 5x 2 minutes poses 2x 5 minutes poses 1x 10...

May 14, 2017

Proko In this video learn to draw the nose in 5 steps: lay-in, two value, dark accents, halftones / highlights, and details. We visualize the minor and major planes of the nose and render 3-dimensional form using tone. You can find useful reference at https://www.female-anatomy-for-artist.com/ and start drawing your own sketches! It is the biggest online source...