Draw an advanced cartoon bunny - Cartoon Drawing Tutorial
Draw an advanced cartoon bunny is a free tutorial by Maria Avramova from Cartoon Drawing course
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Course summary:
In this course you will learn a simple technique that will help you to draw cartoony characters. Whether you are a beginner or you�ve been doing this for a while you can quickly learn how to draw freely and how to design different characters. You will learn how to make a character cute or evil and how to give them emotions. But not only that. You will also learn how a specific body posture correlates to a certain emotion and you can enhance your character�s facial expression by applying the right body posture to them. Using a simple principle of drawing spheres you can draw any character you want, you can change styles and adjust your design to your liking or to your potential client�s preferences. You can choose a simple style if you are on a tight budget or you can draw advanced Disney-like characters for your portfolio or for your children�s book.
How to find your own style
How to conquer your fear of drawing
What makes a character cute
How to draw different designs
How to pose your character
How to keep the proportions the same in different poses
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In this section I'm going to design just one character and this time I'm going to explore a bit more of the facial expressions and I'm going to apply them to poses of the same character so I'm going to choose a more advanced character because by now you should have trained my pretty much with your own characters and also because I would like to give you a challenge just try for a head so you have a more advanced character you can work with for dissection. So let me start with designing the cartoony character and this time I'm going to design a funny the same way. I started designing the cat order and funds. Let's just start with loose circles. Yes you hold your hand at an angle do not hold it like that that's going to stiffen you just just get used to draw like that. So this is the head. Now let's design the body. Tiny little body as we said as I mentioned before the proportions with the head and the body having the head much bigger. Give us more of what cuter baby like look or a cactus. That's why we do it because we would like to think that babies are cute and let's have the legs of the bunny be also very tiny in proportion to its head and the body. And let us give it also some large feet because that is very that is very specific for for example puppies small small puppies you know like dogs they have specifically very very large large poles. And that makes them very cute and we'll give them like a proportionate hands went a little bit of disproportionate paws or hands in the air again for or for the effect of having the bunny looking cute or looking more like a baby like but also giving him some human features. We're going to work with human features here so that so that we can explore more clearly the emotions comparing them to the humans. So let's give the center of this the bunnies had approximately over here. And again let's make the mouth area time here and give him a big forehand because baby said that and the where the ball flies meet. Let's have this be the place where we'll have the nose and this time I'm going to give the bunny big nose. And very large eyes on both sides of the midline and let's design the bunnies chicks approximately over here. You know the bunny has this small little nose you know attached to the chicks in front so. So we have the possibility we have the the chance to make it out to look. Use that in your design and look cuter. Let's give the bunny to front line Steve over here and the mouth a little bit behind the teeth and we'll have his ears. We're going to have a very large years a little bit goofier so. So we've got to design one big circle over here except saved and one on the other side. And you see the circles called correlate to each other with the distance between from the middle point approximately to the end of the year for example just always connect body parts according to something else. And this one if you measure it approximately it's going to end up a little bit behind the bunny. The bunny and let's make the eye the ear of the body a little bit to this like adults just to give him a goofier kind of look and I'm going to give him very large pupils and for the sake of making it even more human like I'm going to give him a little bit more of a photorealistic eye so I'm going to put a pupil in the middle and have the thing around be the iris. So you see I'm giving him a light a little spatula in the middle because immediately it