How to Draw Cartoon People? (from Reference)

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ABOUT THE VIDEO:

Struggling with learning how to draw people/faces as cartoons? Well you can do that simply by learning to break down the process into 5 simple steps.

That's what this video is about.
I've found it to be a "Fundamental Exercise" that has helped me improve my art.

It made me
- Draw better
- See better
- Understand the world around me better.

One key practice will help you open your eyes to the world of art.

So watch the full video :)

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✏️ Folks, here's the Ebook on 'Cartooning Faces' (free btw 😉)

And

📹 PART 2 - How to Cartoon People's Bodies?

KeshArt

Summary for my own sake

Step 0: References - Choose references that attract you and have defining/prominent features.
Step 1: Note the things that attract you the most. Note the vibe of the model; whether they give off a solid or soft vibe etc. Pick out shape language.
Step 2: Break down model into base shapes; preferably 3. Capture the essence in the most simplest form. Keep shapes simple. Exaggerate them.
Step 3: Look for secondary features and shapes, eg eyes, nose, mouth.
Step 4: Draw many variations. Try to modify lines, angles and shapes. Use rule of T. Get core shape of face right.
Step 5: Ink and colour; flats, shadows and refine. Simplify lighting on model down to 2 things - shadow areas and light areas.

Takeaways: Simplicity.

character

'And you end up drawing their long lost cousin, whose face was chewed by a koala' had me cackling😆😆 Great art bro. Its bcaz of u I improved my art from DISLOCATED THIN people to nice normal humanoid people. Really appreciate it♥️♥️♥️Loads of love from Kerala♥️♥️

Sobhanat-ppko

Thank you very much ! I searched for a video like this for months ! This is very clear and effective ☺️

missslushpoppy

About 01:01, “How Do You See?”
Perceive the Edges;
Perceive the Negative Spaces;
Perceive the Relationships and Proportions;
Perceive the Light And Dark [I like to think of this as both the illuminated and obscured; the rendered and omitted; attracted and repellent in the Jung Shadow work sense; all inclusive I think of this as Perceive Chiaroscuro;
And Perceive the Gestalt. I pulled this [The 5 Questions for Saturation] from Betty Edwards’ Drawing on the Artist Within. The reincorporated these into her most recent revision of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. She also implores here followers to investigate the intertextual connections everywhere. Like you are outlining here.

nocturnus

The clearest tutorial I've come across since my first days of YouTube learning, stay blessed brother

krystocertified

Unbelievable! I found a treasure that helps me with this type of drawing! I loved the explanation process and the way to make a very fun and interesting video and I actually subscribed.

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