What you will need:
-Pencil or pacer (whatever you prefer)
-A4 sheet of paper
-Rubber
-Coloured pencils
-An artistic mind
Step 1. Start by drawing a basic outline of the bottom half of the face, making your way to draw the neck and shoulders (shown below)
Step 2. Next you draw the collar by starting at the back off the neck then draw a line (each side) going across the shoulder then coming diagonally in and back out again, like a lightning bolt. After you have finished on both sides join them together and then for another touch you can add a singlet, underneath.
Step 3. Now is the time to draw in the clothes!Well since this is a portrait I'm only going as far as the shirt... Okay, starting at the top of the collar draw down and out to make the creases in the sleeves (shown below) next to the sleeves create a curved line going down beneath the collar to form the outline of the girls shirt. For extra effect's you can add in more crease like shown below.
Step 4. Time for the eye's! Draw two fairly big ovals about two fingers apart. For the outline of the eye you must draw a thick curved line going above each of the eye's.
Step 5. Above those dark curved lines draw a smaller, lighter line to create the eyelid. To create the insides of the eye's add a small circle at the bottom of the eye to create the iris and smaller circles at either ends of the eye to create the highlight. After you have down this you can draw in the nose and mouth.
If you want you can add in accessories like a bow as I have shown below!
Step 6. Draw in any kind of hairstyle you want but today I have gone with the common straight haired girl, but feel free to experiment!
Step 7. Now you can add in the shadows of the clothes and the colour in the pupils in the eye's, oh and wait you can't forget the eyebrows!
Step 1. Start by drawing a basic outline of the bottom half of the face, making your way to draw the neck and shoulders (shown below)
Step 2. Next you draw the collar by starting at the back off the neck then draw a line (each side) going across the shoulder then coming diagonally in and back out again, like a lightning bolt. After you have finished on both sides join them together and then for another touch you can add a singlet, underneath.
Step 3. Now is the time to draw in the clothes!Well since this is a portrait I'm only going as far as the shirt... Okay, starting at the top of the collar draw down and out to make the creases in the sleeves (shown below) next to the sleeves create a curved line going down beneath the collar to form the outline of the girls shirt. For extra effect's you can add in more crease like shown below.
Step 4. Time for the eye's! Draw two fairly big ovals about two fingers apart. For the outline of the eye you must draw a thick curved line going above each of the eye's.
Step 5. Above those dark curved lines draw a smaller, lighter line to create the eyelid. To create the insides of the eye's add a small circle at the bottom of the eye to create the iris and smaller circles at either ends of the eye to create the highlight. After you have down this you can draw in the nose and mouth.
If you want you can add in accessories like a bow as I have shown below!
Step 6. Draw in any kind of hairstyle you want but today I have gone with the common straight haired girl, but feel free to experiment!
Step 7. Now you can add in the shadows of the clothes and the colour in the pupils in the eye's, oh and wait you can't forget the eyebrows!
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