Channel: RapidFireArt
Category: Howto & Style
Tags: how to draw a face for beginnershow to draw faceshow to design a characterhow to design a facewacom intuos pro paper edition tablethow to use the wacom intuos pro tabletdrawing tablet workflowhow to draw male faceshow to design a character from scratchhow to draw a manhow to draw a facehow to draw a guy
Description: Learn how to easily draw a face from scratch and redesign it till you're satisfied! You can create unlimited characters just by tweaking facial features a little bit here and there (change the size, angle, length, width, position, etc..) My background is in traditional pencil art, so the awesome thing about working with the Wacom Intuos Pro Paper tablet is I can freely sketch my ideas in pencil, trace it with REAL ink and instantly have a digital copy at the press of a button, which I can then easily edit, rearrange or color using the stylus. As someone who's new to digital art, this workflow makes the transition very smooth and super duuuuuper fun! To learn more about the tablet, click here: - wacom.com/en/products/pen-tablets/wacom-intuos-pro-paper - rapidfireart.com/2017/09/15/wacom-intuos-pro-paper-edition-unboxing-first-impressions ✏️❤️ TOOLS I USED Derwent HB Pencil: amzn.to/2BfRtFa Wacom Intuos Pro Paper Edition Tablet: amzn.to/2BpIgdB Canson Sketch Paper: amzn.to/2wbsj4N Prismacolor Kneadable Eraser: amzn.to/2MPzGpJ Mono Plastic Eraser Photoshop ⏰ SKIP TO TIMESTAMP ⏰ Preliminary guidelines (Pencil): 0:55 Draw facial features: 3:32 Eyes: 3:32 Eyebrows: 4:25 Nose: 5:05 Lips: 6:12 Ears: 8:14 Hair: 8:41 Cheeks: 9:41 Jawline/Chin: 9:48 Neck, shoulders, etc: 10:46 Inking process (Gel Ink Pen): 11:37 Digitized drawing in Inkspace: 12:28 Files imported to Photoshop: 12:37 Design extra features (eyebrows + lips + facial hair): 12:56 Character design (rearrange/choose facial features): 15:41 Coloring: 17:30 More characters I made by doing small tweaks to the original face: 18:08 This is not a sponsored video :) DISCLAIMER This content contains affiliate links. If you decide to make a purchase through the link, I will make a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps fund free tutorials on the RFA channel and website. Thank you for your support!