Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will do a simple drawing
of a woman with an umbrella, in 3D.
We begin by sketching the head with the hair, then the shoulders
and we come down through the body… and the legs.
We do the arms, her dress and an umbrella.
I want to do a 3D effect in a very simple way.
Let´s see how it turns out!
We shape the legs a little bit better
and she will be standing in water.
She will be coming out of this water,
but the liquid will be only in a small space.
Similar to a photograph
which will be bending up on the sides, just a little.
I will actually correct this to bend it a little bit more.
Like so.
Good!
And now we can start shading.
I´m using a Tutto3 mechanical pencil, which has leads in three
different sizes and three different hardnesses.
The list of materials is in the description below the video.
Here the trick to make this drawing look tridimensional,
is that we are using two different perspectives.
One is the one of the photograph which is like laying down on a surface.
Now, imagine that that piece of paper that I drew at the bottom was a photo,
and that this photo have printed on it the image of the girl with
the umbrella.
It will be in the same perspective as the piece of paper laying down
which is totally different than how we are looking at this girl.
That is, standing up and we are looking at her practically straight
from behind.
As you see, these are two totally different perspectives, and that
is why it looks like she is coming out of the photo.
At least that´s the idea [laughter].
Let´s shade her legs, and… she is wearing a dark coat,
as you see.
Which I make it a little darker, especially I´ll give it some shape
and some volume by adding some shadows.
I am experimenting on how to do simple but effective
3D effects.
Next week I will try another technique
which I just thought of, and which I will test for the first time.
I actually have a whole video playlist, that is a series of videos,
with 3D and special effect experiments
which I will place at the end of this video, in case you are
interested you can just click on it.
And now let´s draw the shade to the paper.
Like so.
The corners will be lifting a little bit.
Although the paper is bending up, the shadow I draw it flat
so as to create the illusion that is lifting.
Ok, that looks better!
And I clean up the drawing a little bit.
As you have probably noticed, I have been using a kneaded
eraser.
Which is my favorite because it is very clean
and you can shape it exactly as you need it.
Very good!
¡Excelente!
It´s ready!
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo