いちごの描き方🍓講座【コピック】How to draw strawberry with copicmarkers

Hello everyone this is Motedama Today I'll introduce how to draw strawberries which I've received many requests for I'll explain the points I focus on when I draw strawberries Let's start The drawing materials used are a mechanical pencil eraser and kneaded eraser E51 R02 R46 YG21 YG45 Sepia 0.1 Copic Multiliner Bold Signu Also please prepare a few tissues Then let's start with a rough draft Please definitely search for "strawberry " on image search engines like Google You shouldn't completely trace it though What does a strawberry look like By observing and looking at many strawberry images you'll probably notice quite a few things Yes I've got the general shape I'll start drawing the header The point I focus on when I draw strawberries is this curve here Do you see how I slightly curled this part If you let it be a bit tighter here it will look more realistic Now that the sketch is done I'll go ahead and add the pen details Yes the inking is finished Then I'll start coloring with Copic markers The first color to use is E -51 This is quite an orangey yellow isn't it It's a color with an orange tint Strawberries when looked at closely aren't just red they can have a yellowish orange tint and when you look closely they have a lot of different colors So if you use this kind of orange color as a base it will result in a very natural color The key is to draw the seeds here Signo White still doesn't take color even when you layer Copic on top It's about playing only the part of the seed and letting the color spread Regarding the way to draw the seeds I think I drew the dot pattern in the previous pattern drawing class but I think it's better to draw it with the same kind of feel imagining it arranged in the shape of a stone mold This is how it looks We will add more color here Strawberries have a sunken area around the seeds right When drawing a side view assuming there are seeds Your skin or rather the surface is slightly indented isn't it Creating that indented feel is actually a quite important point How to create a dent is as follows: this is a top view The part here is indented so it is shaded dark Let's make this part brighter Let's paint it a bit First the sunken areas around the seeds with R02 I become aware that light is shining from this side I'll draw the sunken areas The light is coming from this side so I'll add some shadows from around here Light reflected from the floor is called reflected light and since it comes from the floor side it also slightly lingers here Back to E51 This is because the boundary is too clear so we use it to blur it I think what's really important with fruits is transparency and luster so I think it's better to do things like blurring frequently It's starting to look a bit more like it It's not really like that Then next is R46 I think this will probably be the natural color of the strawberry I'm going to put this in a very dark place This is the dark area around here It connects the parts around the species that are not illuminated by light This is the general idea We'll go back to R02 Do this before it dries What do you think Do you see a slight sense of transparency emerging as if it 's seeping out from the inside We return to E51 We blur the outermost part that is illuminated and blend it naturally I'll add some shine using powder and white but it's better to apply it after the surface is completely dry I would like to paint the leaves during the dry season YG20 First paint the center part of the leaf stem in a yellow-green color If you create a gradient instead of painting the leaf in one color it will look more natural I think it will have a natural color I'll blend the color on this side with YG45 I'll add the white now that I think it's dry Please make sure to have a tissue ready The strawberry white will be added in two stages First add a generous amount of white This is the white that gives a glossy finish This is made thin We add a small amount of white for the final touch This one should be added more intensely This is really important Because this side receives the most light This side becomes brighter that's the image If you let the light in so that this part becomes the brightest it will feel very natural Gently fluff the tissue around the area a little away from the strawberry seeds Fluff the tissue immediately It will dry out I might have dried up Gradually loosening the tissue like this Apply white from a step back around the seed Around the seed When it gets too white in this area it's okay to paint over it again with R02 or similar Make sure to also clean up the two-minute part of this Copic Next we'll add a darker shade of the smaller white This is really the part where the light is hitting precisely That's why when you draw on top of the thin white areas it looks really realistic all at once Drawing a little beyond the tip of the species also makes it look even more radiant Here is the completed strawberry By adding the highlights in two stages I think the texture of the strawberry's surface and its delicious appearance were achieved This technique can be used with fruits other than strawberries so please practice it That's all for today's video If you found this video helpful Please give this video a like and subscribe to the channel Thank you for watching until the end