Cómo dibujar a Stitch de (Lilo & Stitch) Versión realista | ArteMaster

Welcome to the Art Channel, today I bring you the second chapter of this section in which we choose characters that were never represented in 3D or in a realistic version. For example, in the previous chapter we made Jake from Adventure Time and the truth is that he was a quite interesting result so well it turns out that Stitch has incredibly never been represented in animated films nor in 3D drawings and that is going to be the mission that I have today so well if you want to see how this realistic drawing of Stitch turns out Stay Because we started great because we started by making a diagonal and a circle where we can fit the head and also the body inside the circle with a 2b pencil I'm going to start drawing Stitch's head inside there And the thing is that although we are going to do it realistically What is the base drawing, the silhouette is going to be exactly the same as it is seen in the cartoons since we will give all the realistic texture. But later with the coloring, what I am going to do in this way following the original structure or silhouette is then giving it texture to make it look as if it were an animated film but as you already know if you have seen my previous videos or if you don't know I tell you now whenever I make realistic drawings I try to make a very very basic sketch since the We begin to give them details now by choosing a few markers at first, just like we did with the previous drawing of Jake from Adventure Time, we will make a base layer of color using alcohol-based markers of these different bluish tones that will help us greatly speed up the entire drawing process and not only that but it will give us a touch more depth and will also help us to achieve more layers of coloring with colored pencils. So what I am going to do now is simply add this fur with the alcohol-based markers. yes You have to be very careful not to come off because if you do come off then it cannot be erased and well as you see I am not only using a specific color tone but I am using three or four different shades of blue since we are directly Locating at the beginning the areas with the most shade, also highlighting that this entire first coat color base. Notice that it has a direction that it follows because the structure of the hair, that is, we have to try to ensure that this coat that we make with the markers also follows the hairline that way We will have a much more realistic texture once the blue base color is finished I am going to start using my very sharp black pencil to outline the eyes so that the eyes have a little more realism I am going to give it a small edge on the sides and also a series of lights and shadows instead of painting everything black I am going to give it some illuminated touches of blue and some other flashes of yellowish color Add several shades of color in the part of the eyes instead of painting it everything in black will give us a certain touch of 3D texture. With the black pencil I will begin to go over the nostrils and also the contour of the nose and once this is done I will also use this same black pencil to give a little bit of shading on all on the left side and on the lower part of the nose, then I will also use some very dark bluish tones to finish completing the nose But that is not all, I will also be using this Blender that comes in the box of prismacolor pencils and what it is for It is to intensify and saturate the colors a little more but since we want this Stitch to be very realistic, that is not enough for me. So I am going to use this white marker with which I am going to make small white dots and if I go a little too far Well, I remove the excess with my finger and by doing this we will get an incredible texture of muzzle pores. This is a technique that I love to do because the truth is that it is simple and leaves an impressive effect [Music] after putting all the stippling I can also shade again lightly with the black pencil. That way you will make the effect even more realistic since we have the eyes and the nose we can go to the inside of the ears in the animal drawing it is a kind of flat pink but here We are going to add some different pink and reddish tones also in this left ear the reddish and pink tones are going to be a little more accentuated since the shadow is falling there however in the ear on the right side as the light is coming from that point We will make some much lighter tones, great. At this moment we would have what would be the base coloring of the drawing and now we are going to get serious about detailing colors this time with the color black, make a few little hairs as I am also using some bluish pencils but here the trick comes now and is that we are going to do the same technique as in Jake's video, this is baby oil and cotton swabs and it is an excellent Blender for mixing the colors, what it does is intensify and mix the colors very much, thus giving it a Much more lively tone. Also, this oil. The good thing about it is that it dries quite quickly and does not leave the paper sticky at all. In fact, once dry, you can apply a layer of pencil again on top, so well, as you can see, Stitch has a great amount of fur and we are going to have to repeat this same process for all of it obviously at this moment when I am making the fur I do it quite carefully I try to have the pencils very sharp light and dark tones all this to get a much more realistic texture in In this case I was doing it in parts, I was filling in a small area of ​​fur and I was giving it with the cotton swab and the baby oil in this way I was completing it by area. Of course, if you don't have that baby oil, you can also use the Blender that they usually bring. some boxes of colored pencils and there is no problem except that for me this technique of using baby oil works quite well for me so well now all that remains is to detail and complete all the coloring that remains using this same technique of course Just like before, using the colored pencils we will follow the hairline, take the opportunity to say that if you are liking this series I would love for you to tell me about any character that you like that I would like them to make realistic but as you already know, it has to be any cartoon character anime or whatever that has never been interpreted in 3D animation films or something similar, as I will always be reading your comments and I will pay attention to the ones that have the most likes. Although this process is a little slow, the truth is that the fact of drawing little hairs It is quite pleasant and I don't know about you, but for me the fact of starting to draw something realistic makes me feel quite calm, I feel very relaxed [Music] in the eye area and also in the chin and belly, which has a tone lighter bluish we will do a little the same but using slightly lighter tones once we apply the swab with the baby oil it will acquire an impressively realistic texture I will continue doing So this same thing also on the belly part and the [Music] chin [Music] of course I'm not going to forget the nails, these are also going to have a realistic touch So first what I do is paint them black [Music] simply And again using the white marker I will get some effects of lights that will make these nails look much more 3D at this point you might think that we have basically finished the drawing but not at all what I am going to do now is outline with the pencils make some loose hairs in some parts of the drawing and Again using the white marker I will also make some super fine hairs all over the surface of the fur. This technique works both to give the fur a much more realistic appearance and to also use it to give some more touches of fur in the light areas that require it. with which we will get that necessary light, if you have noticed until now, the drawing has three phases. The first is to give the base coloring with alcohol-based markers. The second is to make the more detailed hairs with colored pencils at the same time that we are doing the Blender. with the swab and the third phase would be this one with this white marker. Although of course it could also be done with a posca, only in this case I like this one better because it has a finer tip and well in this third phase the truth is The change is already brutal, it's amazing, but wait because there's still a fourth phase left in which we're still going to give it a little more [Music] [Music] realism very well We're almost finished but we're not going to leave Stitch floating in the air so using graphite pencils ranging from 7b to 4b and also 2b for the softest area I am going to apply under the belly and also on the left side of this then as I apply the graphite I am also blending it with my [Music] finger and now we are entering the fourth phase that I was talking about and also the final phase which is about scratching a little bit of graphite with the cutter, so as you can see it can be a 6b, a 4b or a 2b Depending on the darkness you want, as you have seen, by soaking the brush in that graphite we can add a little more shadows throughout the drawing with great ease. This may seem silly, but believe me, it makes a lot of difference, so well, here I am already giving the final touches with the brush to give the final shading much more realistic And also all the final details that may be required and with that, friends, we achieved this realistic Stitch. The truth is that I loved the result. I was already looking forward to draw realistic things and without a doubt I think that here we have achieved a pretty good result. Well I would love to know what you think, I will be reading you in the comments and of course Comment on what you want to be the next character that we make for this section here we have the result [Music ] final and nothing else before saying goodbye, if you haven't seen Jake's from Adventure Time, I'll leave it here in the final screens. Thank you very much for watching, subscribe if you haven't, always keep drawing and we'll see you very soon in the next video