Learn how to draw cartoon figures in the correct perspective by using foreshortening. The following drawing tutorial will guide you through drawing cartoon and comic figures / people in the correct perspective to improve your drawing style.
This is a huge guide to drawing the human head in the correct proportions...not only is this a guide to draw the ideal woman and man's figure incorrect proportions and measurements, but you wi ll also learn how to draw the human face in the proper ratio & measurements from the side/profile view, frontal view, as well as the three quarters view. You will also learn about how to exaggerate facial features to make drawings of people that deviate from the normal measurement, as well as how to draw caricatures and cartoon-like faces.
Every building must have a framework for a good construction and the same is true of humans and animals. Maybe that is why the drawings some of us make at times border on the unbelievable - we didn’t take the time to make a skeleton in good proportion and balance. You may think you can take a shortcut and just not bother about such things, but that would be ignoring all fundamental principles of life and growth. Always build your human and animal forms upon a solid framework. You can call these underlying frameworks - skeletons - stick figures - urch-purches ... etc.
A study of the human body and figure with the following drawing lessons of the human body, head, face, facial features and body proportions of children, women, and adults.
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.
With the following methods, children have been known to draw better than they have ever drawn...so read on.