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How to Draw poor Teddy Bear
Step 1.
Okay lets start out this first step by drawing a series of circle to make the frame of the Teddy's body. You will first draw a circle for his head and then add the facial guidelines. Once that is done draw a larger circle for the mid part of the body. Add the shapes of his legs and then move to the next step.Step 2.
In this next step you will start drawing out the shape of the head and face along with the ears and body. Once that is done you can add his snout, nose and arm. Give him some eyes and then detail his face with eyebrows and two lines on face one on the left and one on the right. Finish the lining of his right leg and then give him some padded feet.Step 3.
Well you have made it you your last drawing step and what you will do now is add all the pieces of fur that is around his whole body as shown. You will then add twp patches and then the stitch lines on his face, chest, and feet. Erase all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one.Step 4.
Once you are done your bear should come out looking like this. All you have to do now is color him in his famous grey and blue colors. I hope you liked this tutorial on how to draw Tatty Teddy the Me to You bear step by step.source by dragoart.com
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how to painting girl with photoshop 2
How to use the layer set
1- Select the highest level and then click below where there’s the icon of a folder.
2- Change the name of the folder that appears in the layer window, renaming it, for example, as “base”.
3-/4- starting from above to bottom, drag all the colour levels onto “base” (take care to maintain the original order).
5- Click where you see the small circle. The arrow will change direction from pointing down to pointing right and all the previous created layers are hidden in the folder! Left over are the layers with line art and the one with the background. Each time you need to select a layer inside the base set, just click again over the arrow. It’s like the tree visualization used for files.
1) Now… the shadows!
This part of the tutorial will be quite difficult… be ready!
Little tutorial inside the tutorial!
VECTORS – IF YOU ALREADY KNOW THE OUTLINES (PHOTOSHP’S PEN TOOL) GO FORWARD!
To recreate the same shadows which are typical of the cells I use two method, similar to those described in point 2, where we have coloured Ruri’s skin together . Method 1 consists of making all the work free hand and correcting it with the eraser, as you can see in this screenshot of a Minako’s fanart of mine:
Lets’ start with a test: download this image onto your PC and open it with Photoshop. Add a new layer above the image and select the Pen tool.
1- move the mouse over point 1 and click once over the centre of the X
2- move over point 2
3- as before, click over the centre of the X and then, keeping the mouse button pressed, move the mouse following the red arrow and release the mouse button when you’ll reach the center of the red asterisk *
See? You just did a part of the black outline! Now close the outline, returning to point 1 and click over the X.
As for the lasso, the pointer will become the symbol of the tool you are using, in this case the pen with a little circle. This means you are about to close the outline.
Now , if you outline the outlines with the brush (select the brush tool and then -> Layer windows, “outlines” folder -> “outline outlines with the brush” circle below) you’ll see you have done the same work I did. And so you learned how to make a curve and close the outline. But if I want to do something like this?
Add a layer over the image and select the pen instrument. Follow the instructions:
1-move the mouse over point 1 and click once over the X
2- move over point 2
3- as before click over the X and then, keeping the mouse button pressed, move the mouse following the red arrow and release the button when you arrive over the center of the red asterisk.*
4- Now close the outline, return to point 1 and clicking over the X. Select the “convert point” tool and click over point 2.
The outline and a small square over the asterisk will appear. Using “convert point”, click on the point over the astersisk and, keeping pressed the button, move the mouse following the second arrow until you reach the little cross. Release and the curve is straightened. But what have you moved? When you click over a point and drag you create a point with 2 anchors:
To learn more about vectors:
www.elated.com/articles/paths-and-the-pen-tool/ <-in english
when you feel confident with the pen tool, continue reading!
Hair's shadow
Let’s come back to the shadow!
2) Create a new layer and call it “Shadow1” or “Shadow2” and set it on “multiply”:
I have also highlighted two important points with the X. Click at the beginnig of the inferior curve, come up and click the second point.
Shade of shadows
4) At this point, I decided I didn’t like the shade I was using for the shadows on the hair, so I modified the colour. There are various ways to do it, but here are the ones I use more often: Image then Adjustment, next Curves (keep in mind to stay on the level where you want to change the colour!)
Spheres and dress
5) Spheres!
Those little spheres need two layers of shadows to replicate the work of Gotoh! With the same colour of the shadow of the hair and on the same level I made a circle:
Shadow of the skin, shadow of the eyes
8) Skin/eyes shadows
I add a new level, called “Shadow4skin”, set on “multiply”, and then choose a light shade of grey starting from the range of the violet (the violet as a color for the shadows and the reflections sometimes gives a nice 3D effect, useless in this case but I wanted to start with all the same)
Chin up!
Add a new level, set to “normal”, use red as colour and make the signs you see:
For every problem contact us commentino or by writing to elenadncavaliere@libero.it
source by nanda.com
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