There are many ‘speed doodling’ videos on YouTube, Finding a good one is not that easy. But I think I found one great needle in the haystack of bad doodling -- sofafire’s doodles are great!
Yes, it’s not exactly a ‘how to draw’ post, and it’s also doodling directly to a computer program! But wait, just look at this 2 videos, and you’ll find that this speed doodling can provide excellent tips and inspiration for all kinds of drawing methods.
This surprized fox:
The lazy bunny is a nice one -- pure fresstyle doodling:
Posted by How-To | Posted in Simple faces | Posted on 30-09-2009
Moustache are wonderful – they save you the trouble of deciding which expression the mouth will have…
Our professor will have a nice moustache and a goatee, with wild wild hair on his head. The final image will be:
As always, I start with the nose. This time it turned out to be a big nose, which usually means an old guy. to complete his look, he got himself a thick moustache and a small beard.
Posted by How-To | Posted in Face Parts | Posted on 29-09-2009
After Max got 10 different expressions in a previous article, he will now have the pleasure of having 6 different hair styles.
Before we start, you’ve got to notice something really important about any hair, drawn or real: almost every hair style which is longer than a few millimeters has a hair part. Just look at the mirror, and you’ll notice it.
In most cases, the hair part is located in one of the two locations – the middle of the head or just right next to it.
My hair stylist once told me that men have left hair part, and women have a right one. Well, I think no one but my hair stylist care about that, so you can choose whichever hair part you’d like. I usually draw a right hair part for all my characters. I find it easier with better looking results.
