How to Draw Jasper Hale

Artist: catlucker / February 20, 2011
How to Draw Jasper Hale

Step 1.


First start out with this oval. Draw it lightly with a number two pencil.

Step 2.


This is the dissecting line, dividing the face for placement of Jasper's features. Don't forget the neck line.

Step 3.


Draw the huge crescent or bandanna shape for head mass.

Step 4.


These lines help with feature placements and the proportions of Jasper's face. a) is the hairline, b) is the top of the eyebrow line, c) is the eyes from tear duct to tear duct, d) is the bottom of the nose, e) is the middle of his lips.

Step 5.


Draw in the ear, which is over half of his ear. Draw in his neckline.

Step 6.


Here's a peek of how the guidelines will look with his facial features. Watch closely how you draw the left side of his face in the picture. Notice his eyebrow touches the oval's edge, but his cheek and jawline does not. His chin does touch the botto   

Step 7.


This is how the outline of the drawing looks without the guidelines. The next steps will be my shading in process so you can see how the picture progresses.

Step 8.


Relax! I've darkened this in my photo editing program so you can see my lines better. I used a No. 2HB, 2B, and 9B grades of pencils. Use small circular motions with your pencil and keep it sharpened. Leave a white crescent space for the catch lights   

Step 9.


Progress further... but sometimes I wonder if I should have stopped here because I'm a softy for lines! Love them. Continue to do those small circular motions shading in his temple, cheekbone, and jawline. Work the shadow into his neck and below chin   

Step 10.


At this point, I've used the blending tool (tissue paper, blending stump) to smooth out the circular lines. Notice how far the shading goes.

Step 11.


Okay, we are getting somewhere. Draw in more hair lines, stroking and curving the strands. The more lines, the more realistic it looks and then blend some more. If you find your blending tone is too dark, for example on Jasper's skin, take a tissue p   

Step 12.


I didn't mess up. I did this mid-tone blending on purpose. To get that effect, you take tissue paper and rub over your shaded drawing for a smooth, nearly one tone effect. His hair really looks flat and so does his shirt.

Step 13.


Looks different doesn't it. I took off some shading on his forehead and highlighted areas on his face. Added darker lines and shading in his hair. Added highlights and shading on his sideburns. Also I darkened his collar and did a bit of shading in t   

Step 14.


Here's the full background shading effect and I worked in a few more details on his hair, face, and shirt. Please let me know if this tutorial helped with your drawing. And I'd love it if you vote, fave, and comment. It'll help me to continue here.   

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Artist: catlucker
Date Added: February 20, 2011
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Tags: draw twilight, how to draw twilight characters, draw new moon, draw movies, how to draw characters from twilight, draw eclipse
Description: Jasper Hale of the "Twilight Saga" played by Jackson Rathbone is the adopted son of Carlisle Cullen. I found this harmless looking vampire guy very dangerous because of his unending weakness to human blood. Still, I couldn't help but to like him though he has a hard time controlling himself, even after he nearly killed Bella. I haven't forgotten those that requested this tutorial. Friends, this is for you. I hope you enjoy drawing from this.

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