Welcome everyone, today I'll be covering the whole process of the Wonder Woman drawing and going through a few different methods and technique I'm sure you'll all find useful. First I start doing the rough outlines and the best way to do this is to focus on each individual area. I should be able to have an accurate outline and some rough proportions by the end of it.
Once I had some rough outlines I started putting more work into the eye. And I always seem to start drawings by working on the edge there but I suppose you can start at any point you might find best. I also outline the areas of the pupil. And then just completely fill in the rest of the pupil using a dark charcoal pencil. What might be helpful is to lay down some basic shading first and try and achieve the correct terms.
When it came to drawing the eyebrow it was difficult to differentiate each individual hair. There's also a small highlight in the eyebrows sometimes try to create these by leaving small gaps between the strokes pencils. I'm trying to create some textures by laying on different types of pencil marks. And also looking at the light in shadows. Lips usually have a texture that goes up and down with a light and dark shadows. The thing when it comes to realistic drawing is that you'll need a lot of patience and focus to create the details.
I always recommend using the darkest pencil you have for the hair to make it stand out from the shade of the skin. When creating darker shades you want to apply a lot of pressure on the paper and only do small strokes. Eventually, I had finished with the hair and then I started to fill in some of the skin tones. The best advice I can give for realistic skin tones is to first apply a base layer of shading of the skin tones. Then use a blending stump or your hands blend the shading together smoothly, you can take a small eraser or start removing areas of the shade to create a textured skin appearance. Then take a lighter pencil and start making some extra details that are probably the best technique for skin texture.
Let's jump into the next section of the drawing which is her armor which is a bit of a challenge to draw. It requires a lot of patience so to do this I started off by drawing the main outlines. Also leaving gaps in between some areas because each bit appear separated. The top section of the armor had a darker shade than the bottom.
I finished her armor and most of the drawing was finished I always step back and look at the image just to see if there's anything else that needs changing. Usually, I have to make some areas darker and I'll over to make it look even better. You should take some time out at the end of every drawing to review and go over it. So that pretty much concludes the whole drawing process and this realistic drawing of Wonder woman. I want to say thank you for commenting and voting on my pages. You guys are awesome!
