Learn how to draw this cartoon boy by using lowercase and uppercase alphabet letters d & D. I will show you how to draw this cartoon boy with simple steps that you can follow along with. Enjoy this drawing lesson and Happy Drawing to you!
Here is a Retro book for you to take a look at and learn from. This book is called Draw Cartoons: It's Fun to Know How. This drawing tutorial book shows you the author's way of drawing cartoons and comics. It is a very old book, so of course, these are old techniques, but they are still great techniques to learn. This book goes over drawing cartoon faces, hands, feet, facial expressions, etc. I think you will have fun taking a look at it.
Today I'll show you how to draw a cartoon boy who is standing in 3/4ths view. I will guide you through all the steps with easy to follow instructions. There are more than 20 steps to make it as simple as possible to follow along with.
This is the eleventh tutorial in a large series of tutorials on drawing facial expressions or silly faces. This particular lesson is on how to draw a cartoon boy who is extremely sad about something. He is sobbing, with tears welling up in his eyes and running down his face. We have broken this tutorial down to many steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough for you to learn how to draw.
This is the tenth tutorial in a large series of tutorials on drawing facial expressions or silly faces. This particular lesson is on how to draw a cartoon boy who is pretty darn annoyed, aggravated, irritated, or even angry. We have broken this tutorial down to many steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough for you to learn how to draw.
This is the ninth tutorial in a large series of tutorials on drawing facial expressions or silly faces. This particular lesson is on how to draw a cartoon boy sticking his tongue out and crossing his eyes, making himself look pretty silly.
Learn how to draw a cartoon thinking face. This cartoon boy is trying to figure out a math problem or an answer to a difficult question. We have broken this tutorial down to many steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough for you to learn how to draw.
This lesson is on how to draw a very happy cartoon boy who is wearing the biggest smile ever. We have broken this tutorial down to many steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough for you to learn how to draw.
This is the sixth tutorial in a large series of tutorials on drawing facial expressions or silly faces. This particular lesson is on how to draw a very mad boy who is yelling in anger. We have broken this tutorial down to many steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough for you to learn how to draw.
Today I'll show you how to draw 2 boys waving at each other. We start off with the word "hello" and then we start adding simple geometric shapes and alphabet letters to it to end up with a cool cartoon. Have fun & Happy Drawing!
Today I'll show you a cool drawing & paper folding trick. First you fold up the paper in the way that I tell you to. Then, you draw a cartoon guy with a closed mouth. Then you unfold the paper and draw his mouth wide open. This is a perfect trick for a card. Have fun!
Today I'll show you how to draw the basic shape of cartoon heads. I found this neat retro cartooning lesson from an old book or manual. The illustrator / author of this seems to be a man named Jack Miller. I have broken down each tutorial further below the image to make it easier to learn how to draw. This great tutorial shows you how to draw household objects, such as a coffee pot, a water pitcher, a pill bottle, a light bulb, and an ice cream cone & then turn them into cartoon faces.
Today I'll show you how to draw a cartoon character / lady from symbols, letters, and numbers that you would find on the keyboard. It is a very simple drawing tutorial and it is fun to make a cartoon character out of already learned shapes.
Today I'll show you how to draw cute cartoon / kawaii animals from thumbprints, fingerprints, or ovals for Easter time. We will show you how to draw 2 cute baby bunnies and chicks for Easter or Spring-time. I will guide you with simple geometric shapes, letters, and numbers. This is a very simple drawing tutorial / craft for kids that are young (such as preschoolers or Kindergartners) but is also great for older kids as well.
This is a fun guide for children (and other aspiring cartoonists) to learn how to draw cute cartoon faces using the numbers 1 thru 9. These are very easy to follow along with...there are many expressions / emotions on these people's faces that you can learn how to draw easily. Find the simple step by step drawing lesson below. Have fun and happy drawing!
Today I'll show you how to draw a cute cartoon man or boy from a few lowercase letter 'n' shapes. This is an easy way to learn how to draw cartoon characters, by using shapes that you already know how to draw - letters and numbers. Have fun learning how to draw this cartoon guy.
Today I will show you how to draw a cartoon character from a semicolon ( ; ). This cartoon guy is looking up and waving upwards. He is seen from above (from the bird's eye view or from the aerial view).
I am going to show you how to turn a normal division symbol into a cute cartoon girl. It is very simple to do and is an awesome trick to show to your friends when you are learning about division or other types of math. I will guide you through the steps with simple to follow instructions using geometric shapes, alphabet letters, and numbers.
We just published another book and put together a video of us quickly turning lowercase letters into cute cartoons.
I am going to show you how to draw a cartoon baby bear cub - starting from the lowercase letter 'g' shape. It is easy and fun...just follow along with the simple step by step illustrated instructions below. Kids of all ages will be able to follow along.
Today I will show you how to draw a cute cartoon pirate from letters and numbers. This cute pirate is almost completely drawn from letters and numbers, see how we did it.
Today I'll show you how to draw a cute cartoon guy from a lot of letters and shapes...such as the letter 'd', a '?', letter 'm' , letter 'D', and a number '3' shape. This is a cute, simple-to-follow along with lesson for kids of all ages.
Today I will show you how to draw a question mark shaped cartoon dog. Turn a "?" into a doggy with a few simple steps.
Today we are going to show you how to draw a cartoon boy's face from the word "face". This is a fun word cartoon drawing lesson that children of most ages will love. We will guide you through each step with easy-to-follow illustrations.
If you want to draw an animation of a person running or walking, you are going to need to know how to draw each frame, one by one. Use these frame by frame illustrations of a little boy or man walking or running to guide you thru the steps of cartooning or animating a person in motion. This comes from an old animation textbook so you can see how the old masters used to animate cartoons. Have fun!
A cartoon head can be stretched or squashed to strengthen a facial expression or to change the entire 'look' of the character. This is just a quick tutorial to show you how much a little stretch or smush of a cartoon character's face can create an entirely new character.
Just like real people, cartoon characters come in all different shapes and sizes. Learn how to design and draw your own cartoon people and characters. Learn how to draw the proportions of your comic figures with the following drawing lesson.
Composition in a drawing is the arranging of the objects, the lines, and the dark and light spots, so that the important parts of the drawing stand out, yet a feeling of unity throughout the drawing is apparent. In arranging the composition of your drawings, there are several rules that should be kept in mind if your finished cartoon is to be effective and interesting.
There are times when a cartoonist must show depth and distance in his picture, as well as the correctness of details that correct use of perspective can give. Some simple points on perspective are illustrated here.
If you are drawing a comic strip or a cartoon that uses the same character over and over, you are going to want to keep continuity within all the frames. The way to do this is to make sure that each character keeps the same facial proportions, no matter what position there head is in.