How to Draw Leonardo Da Vinci, Leonardo Da Vinci
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First, let's sketch the basic face shape for Leonardo. It's important we start with a foundation to place our future lines on. Be aware that you should draw these lines LIGHTLY in order to erase them without hassle once you're ready to ink.
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Next, sketch the hat for Leonardo, which is his signature trait. Before you proceed to thicken your lines, be sure that it's the outcome you're satisfied with. Always trust your instincts.
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Then, let's draw the shape of the face by sketching the sides of the face and the beard. This is the most vital part about Leonardo's face that we must include with the drawing. Use thin lines for the individual separating strands of beard.
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Now that we have the inside frame of the face and beard, let's proceed to drawing the outer shape of the head. Use thick outlines for the outlining shape of the head, and thinner lines for the detailing sections of strands.
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Lastly, fill in his facial features. Leonardo naturally looks angry in most of his photos. His nose is moderately long than most faces. Make sure you draw his eyebrows thick, and thin line weights for the indication of mustache and beard.
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Once you have the sketch done, it's time to review your drawing to make sure you're satisfied with the outcome. After you're satisfied, use either a marker or pen for the various line weights. Remember, use thicker lines for areas that have the darke
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March 12, 2013
Description: Alright guys, be prepared for another famous face tutorial; a true blast to the past. In this installment, we'll be learning to draw a true and memorable artist whose work is so well known. The Mona Lisa is his most infamous piece around to date. The real painting of Mona Lisa is up for display at the Louvre Museum in Paris. This didn't take too long to sketch, ink and paint. If you're a fan of Leonardo's works, start scheduling a plan for the future to see the real paintings hosted at museums around the world. If there's another painting I'd like to see from another awesome artist, it would be Michelangelo's. Anyways, with that being said, I know you folks will enjoy learning to draw your favorite historical figure. Thanks so much for viewing and don't forget to comment, love, and let me know how easy it was!
