Drawing Comic Faces Out of Alphabet Letters – Letter B Cartooning for Kids
It is so much fun to draw cartoons from the shapes of alphabet letters and numbers. This cartoon character man’s face was drawn from the shape of a capital letter ‘B’. This old man is smoking a bubble pipe. Kids will love to draw this and it is an especially great activity for small children, toddlers, and preschoolers – if an adult sticks around to help them draw the character.
Proportions and Shapes of Comic Human Faces / Heads – Cartooning Lesson
People come in all different shapes and sizes….and this goes for people’s faces and heads as well. Today we will be covering the different proportions of a ‘normal’ human head / face….such as the distance between the eyes, nose, mouth, chin, ears, eye brows, hair, etc. Then we will cover the different shapes of comic / cartoon heads and how distorting the proportions and distance between facial features, you can draw humorous faces and even just different shaped faces.
Drawing Faces Out of Alphabet Letters – Letter A Cartooning for Kids
It is so much fun to draw cartoons from the shapes of alphabet letters and numbers. This cartoon character man’s face was drawn from the shape of a capital letter ‘A’. Kids will love to draw this and it is an especially great activity for small children, toddlers, and preschoolers – if an adult sticks around to help them draw the character.
How to Draw Cartoon Ducks with Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Learn how to draw a cartoon duck with a hat, a bow tie, and a cane. This whimsical, comical cartoon character can be drawn by you if you follow the following easy step by step cartooning instructions.
Comic Page / Panel / Strip Layout and Composition Drawing Tutorial
Good composition in a comic picture means that certain rules have been observed to make the finished effect harmonious and pleasing. When one item in a picture stands out it becomes the central point of interest, so be careful that nothing else conflicts with the element you wish to make more important. Read and study the following comic strip layout and composition instructions lesson to find out how to draw pleasing comics & pages & comic panels.
How to Draw Comic Cartoon Faces / Heads with the Oval Method of Drawing
There are many different methods, techniques, and strategies to drawing the comic cartoon head and face. We are going to cover the oval method of cartooning faces today. This is one of the more popular methods of drawing a cartoon face. The below example is for drawing the comic face from the front.
How to Use Shadows and Shading in Comics / Cartoons Drawing Lesson
Shadows are dark tones which result from some object being in the direct path of light, while shading in a drawing represents the tones on an object that vary from dark to light according to the way the light strikes it. Though comic pictures seldom need any elaborate use of shadows, the forms of figures and objects are brought out effectively by shadows if drawn correctly.
How to Draw Cartoon Faces and Heads with Different Shaped Heads
Five forms that can be used as a basis for a variety of heads are the round head, heart-shaped head, long head, wide head, and the pear shaped head. By shifting the ‘eye-line’ up or down, the same type of face can be made to look entirely different. Find out how to draw the different shapes of head by looking at the comic cartoon faces and heads with different shaped heads tutorial below
How to Draw Seahorses with Step by Step Cartoon Drawing Lesson
If you love sea creatures, then you probably love seahorses. Who doesn’t? These little creatures look like cute little horses that live under water. Today, I will be teaching you how to draw cartoon style seahorses with easy step by step drawing lessons.
How to Draw Comic Strips with Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorials
Find out how to start your own comic strip. This very comprehensive article / tutorial will guide you through coming up with a comic strip idea, how to lay out your comic strip page, how to write comic lettering, and how to keep continuity in your comic strip from day to day, week to week, year to year. There are also many illustrated examples that will guide you through the cartooning / comic strip process. Good luck.
Drawing a Comical Cartoon of a Man About to Slip on a Banana Peel
Being able to draw cartoon characters is just one part of the cartooning equation. You also must know how to draw the comic figure in action and in motion. Today, we will learn how to draw a cartoon man, strutting / marching down the street, twirling his cane around his finger, and about to slip on a banana peel.
How to Draw Teddy Bears with Easy Cartoon Drawing Lesson
Do you love your toy teddy bear and want to learn how to draw one? We have put together a simple tutorial detailing how to draw a bigger teddy bear, hugging a smaller toy teddy bear. It is something that you will be able to do, because we give instructions for building up the bear’s form with simple shapes, letters, and numbers.
Figure Drawing : How to Draw Cartoon Figures & Bodies Proportions from Front View
Do you want to learn how to draw the comic cartoon body? You will find it helpful to have methods and techniques to follow when drawing the human figure, so we have put together this tutorial to give you some routines to follow. With the application of a few simple rules, you will be able to create amazing cartoons and comics in no time flat. Today, I will be showing you a technique to draw a proportional cartoon figure from the front view.
Drawing Comic / Cartoon Style Heads & Faces From All Angles & Views
If you are interested in becoming a comic book artist or in drawing comics of any form, you will need to be able to draw characters in many different poses. The kicker is that you will need to retain the character’s appearance and ‘look’ so that people know who is who in each scene. This is a drawing exercise for you to learn how to retain the appearance of a comic / cartoon character.
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