Learning to Draw: How to Draw a Horse - Fine Art-Tips.

Hello and welcome to another Chucho Tuesday! I am Leonardo Pereznieto and I am so happy to see you again. Today I'll draw a horse for you. I begin by practicing the line that I want to do. Then I sketch an organic form similar to a peanut. This is how I start drawing a horse, if it is in profile. Then I gently mark where the head is going to get up to and also the sides of the neck. This is very light and maybe it can't be seen in the video. I sketch the muscle, which for right now will have a very simplified triangular shape. I continue by now giving some form to the neck. I do the legs with straight lines. The hoof goes about here. And now the hind legs. I will speed this up otherwise some of my students may fall asleep and I will get distracted with the snoring. I do the shape of the head and the features. This peanut is a little bit long, I'll make it shorter. The tail. I begin shading. I'm using a couple of pictures as reference, but I want the muscles and bones to show in my drawing. So it looks more rich and more realistic, but as I can't see those in the picture, I am also using a horse anatomy diagram. I hope that with all of this I can get a good result. Here for example I draw some muscles. I lightly suggest the ribs. And I continue in this way, shading while doing the form and the detail. There are some other bones that one may see, like the knee. I reinforce some shadows and then put some reflection with the eraser. Very well. I hope at no time I woke up those who had fallen asleep, but mostly I hope that it was helpful for those who managed to stay awake. In the comments I would love to know what do you think about it. If you enjoyed it, please give it a like and subscribe to my channel. You know where to follow me, the links are below. And see you next Tuesday.