Do you want to learn how to draw cartoon characters and figures in motion? The following tutorial is essential to you if you want to learn how to move characters and figures in the correct way.
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
Since Valentine's Day is coming up, I thought that we could learn how to draw Pepe Le Pew with his heart pounding out of his chest ... he is always in Love with Sylvester the cat. 🙂 This is a step by step drawing tutorial in which I slowly teach you how to build up the character's form.
In drawing cartoon heads you should first become familiar with its proportions and then simply exaggerate them so that in a general way, your cartoon still retains the correct proportions of a real head.
Do you want to learn how to draw a cartoon dog running, jumping, and playing? I have put together a step-by-step tutorial that will help you figure out how to draw dogs by using simple shapes to build up their form.
The only way that a beginning artist can develop the ability to see and then indicate correct proportions is to become acutely aware of proportions by observation and practice sketching. Unfortunately nobody can teach you this important phase of drawing. But you CAN estimate proportions and then check them with a fair degree of accuracy by employing what is called the thumb-and-pencil method of finding proportions.