From the course: The Monster Drawing Workshop
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Drawing the head, body, and tail
From the course: The Monster Drawing Workshop
Drawing the head, body, and tail
- And now you have 10 minutes to take your idea that you captured in the thumbnail stage, and you need to now draw out its body, head, and tail onto cardboard. Once again, when you draw on cardboard, make sure you don't press too hard. If you want to use the carbon paper in order to transfer your drawing if you prefer drawing it on white paper, that's fine, and then you can transfer it to cardboard by tracing it using the carbon paper onto the cardboard. You can do that as well. Whatever you prefer. Or you can draw directly on the cardboard. Doesn't matter. So you have 10 minutes now to draw out your head, body, and tail. - Ivan. Does it matter how big we go on the cardboard itself? Like, how... - No. If you want to use, we have plenty of cardboard, so if you want to just focus on drawing his head on one sheet of cardboard, that's fine. When I work on these, I try to economize my cardboard, so I try to draw out all the pieces onto one sheet of cardboard, but you don't have to…
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