- Hi, everyone.
Welcome to the "Draw With Pixar" tutorial with me
today, Emilie Goulet.
I'm recording this from home as most of you
are probably home as well.
And for today's tutorial, I chose to draw Duke Caboom.
I'm originally from Canada, which is where
Duke Caboom is from as well.
And I really miss my family right now.
I thought I'd draw Duke Caboom.
I am an animator at Pixar.
And I've been at Pixar for a couple of years.
I've animated on a few movies, like "Coco," "Incredibles 2,"
the very fun short "Auntie Edna," obviously "Toy Story
4," on "Onward," which I hope you get
to see if you haven't seen it yet,
and I also animated on "Soul."
And I've been drawing a lot at home since we've been home.
And I'm excited to draw Duke Caboom with you guys.
OK.
Let's go draw.
OK.
So let's start with a circle.
I'm gonna draw this circle.
That's going to be for Duke Caboom's helmet.
And then inside the circle, I'm going
to draw this curvy vertical line just a little bit
to the left of the center.
And I'm going to do the same thing with a horizontal line
just a little above the middle.
That just helps give volume to the circle.
And then from that horizontal line,
I'm going to start to draw Duke Caboom's head.
And this is the cheekbone.
And the lines are very, very straight
because his head is so angular.
So all the way down to the jaw,
and other side of the head.
Connect with the jaw.
And then from there, I'm going to draw the nose
right next to the cheekbone.
A bit of a triangle shape.
And then a bit of a nostril.
For the eyes, I like to start roughing out
circles, kind of like eyeballs.
And since Duke Caboom is smiling a lot
and I want my Duke Caboom to smile,
I'm going to have smiling eyes.
And to do that, I draw--
they're sort of half circles.
It's kind of like when the lower lid goes up a little bit,
and it feels like the eyes are smiling.
And once I'm done with that, I erase those rougher lines.
And let's draw some pupils and irises.
I'm going to have my Duke Caboom look to the top corner,
to the side.
Like this.
And then let's draw the eyebrows.
And I really like to start off with like an M shape.
That helps me get some flow into the eyebrows,
if I draw one M shape.
And then I separate that M shape in two parts for each eyebrow.
And Duke Caboom's eyebrows are very thick.
So let's make those eyebrows very thick, like a,
sort of a double M. Like this.
And I'm going to erase the middle part
so that it's not a unibrow.
And then his smile.
Let's have him smile with his big, plastic,
shining white teeth, white-painted teeth.
(LAUGHS)
Like this.
And then I'm going to draw his big mustache that
comes all the way down below the lower lip,
the bottom part of his mouth.
All the way down.
Like this.
And then a little bit of lower lip.
And then I'm going to go over the lines
with a bit of a darker line once I'm satisfied with the roughs.
A bit of a line for the cheek.
Not the cheek, the chin.
And I'm going to draw over that helmet.
And the helmet is not a perfect sphere.
It's a little flat on the sides.
So I'm going to not follow that first circle I drew perfectly.
And yeah.
Drawing circles is hard.
So this is very messy.
Let's erase some of those rougher lines.
And then on his helmet, he has this line in the middle,
this very thick line.
Let's draw this thick line.
And then you can color it all when you're done.
Right?
And then lastly, I'm going to draw the visor of the helmet.
Because the last thing I want is for my Duke Caboom
to hurt his eyes when he rides his motorcycle.
So let's do this visor.
And let's erase some of those unnecessary lines.
Here, over here.
And here you go.
And don't forget to sign your name.
And here you go.
Duke Caboom.
Oh, yeah!
Thanks so much for drawing along with me.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and learned a couple
of new things about Pixar.
If you like, share your drawings using
the hashtag #DrawWithPixar.
Thanks for tuning in.
Bye, now.