Literally Everything I Know About Drawing Hair

I love drawing hair.
And, hopefully, after this video... you will too.

Artist, Dad, & Hobbit

#bensound #howtodrawhair

[RealMakotoYuki]

I love how Scott explains things. It's so easy to follow along and understand.

[DUCK-leaf]

Thank you Scott now my characters don’t have to be bald

[JerryArt]

Hey this is the best Literally Everything I Know About I have seen!

[gale]

Scott, because of you, I learned how to successfully draw & render hair. I used to avoid it like the plague, and whenever I attempted it, it was crap. Watching your livestreams showed me it wasn't something to be afraid of drawing, but something to look forward to!

[raessecretstashofcheese]

Hair’s usually my biggest enemy when it comes to drawing. I never really learned how to color hair, but this video genuinely helped so much. I love how calm everything is and the demonstrations are even more helpful. Giving examples on how to actually improve using these tips makes drawing hair honestly feel like an easier task and it’s really encouraging. Thank you!!!!

[Timeriver]

Anything to do with hair/fur is really hard for me. This video really helped me understand hair more, Thank you!

[iamsherlocked]

Unrelated, but I felt my soul leave my body for a second at 1:28 - 2:05, I thought you wrote on the book. In all seriousness, this helps so much! I need a LOT more practice, but I'm less intimidated by hair now. Thanks a lot, Mr. Scott!

[hallows]

Your videos manage to scratch my brain in just the way I need. They aren't too long or slow, yet not fast and hard to follow either. You cover every step and process neatly, BUT show it by applying it, not just giving one rigid tutorial. It really helps a lot having varied examples showing something as I've always had difficulty visualizing well and need lots of references. The errors you make and the experiences you put make it feel so human and alive too, not just a robot saying what to do. Its nice. Wonderful video and great explanation!

[icecreamchats]

This is very helpful Scott! I’m always jealous of your ability to draw hair so well, as I struggle with it a lot, especially drawing the ends of the hair.

[CurrentlyNameless-nr]

Hey scott! im a young artist who uses gouache and inks(separetly). you have been my main inspiration, i have copied, and learnt a lot from your art(in my sketchbook), as you say, u have influenced my style a lot. and i just wanted to say thank you, for teaching us so much without gatekeeping anything. You truly are an amazing artist Scott. i finally am allowed to subscribe to someone and you are the first!! hope you see this. also this tutorial was really helpfull

[SunnyandFox]

I really like that you included different hairs like curly and wavy because I was confused about how to draw the tighter curls. ❤

[JoelEmberson]

such an effortless way to explain this seemingly complex task

[UNTITLEDHEHEHE]

Love these videos where he explains the individual parts of the body to draw. Amazing content!

[weinereater-wmqm]

That light source explanation just by circling the parts that the light hits makes it so much simpler ty

[FigxgYigxcv]

Hey Ssavart I just wanted to let you know just in case your never heard of them but there is a pretty cool thing going around the market called chameleon markers and the cool thing about them is that they have the ability to blend by themselves just saying incase you wanna try them out. cya latter 👋

[qwip-ss]

LETS GOOO!!! ANOTHER LONG FORM VIDEO!!! epic as always ;). also surprisingly therapeutic

[Mosture]

I absolutely HATE drawing hair and as someone who primarily draws portaits thanks for giving me hope to improve my work with your style for reference 😂😂

[leafclovr_]

You’re like our internet art dad. I take comfort in your style and i realise my art is starting to resemble yours!

[TheNighthawk]

I've heard this advice over and over again, but never quite understood it until today. Thank you for making it so simple to understand for someone who never liked drawing because I didn't think I was good at it. Now I know what I can look for!

[Amethyst-Marshmallow]

3:22 an old teacher of mine used to say “practice makes progress” and I think that’s a saying that works well :)