How to Draw Porygon
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Draw two shapes, one for the head, and one for the body. Next add a slanted line going through the head shape like so.
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You will now start drawing out the shape of the head, and beak like you see here. Notice how the shape of the head goes from being round, to being filled with straight sides, and corners.
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Now draw the lines and sides of the body like you see here. It looks a little complex, but just follow the lining that you see here, and replicate it to the best of your ability.
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Next, color in the eye, and then draw the would be legs and feet, but at this stage they look more like wheels or something. Draw the cone like tail, and then start erasing all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one.
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May 24, 2010
Description: Before I upload my last lesson for the day, I will submit yet another requested tutorial, and as you can imagine it is a Pokemon species. So, let's move onto this lesson that will show you “how to draw Porygon”, step by step. What makes Porygon unique is the fact that it is the first artificial Pokemon that has ever been created. It was designed and made by Pokemon Lab, or at least that's what reports say. This manufactured species holds a name like “Porygon” because of it's geometric shape. If you look at this Pokemon closely, you will see that the body structure consists of shapes, sides, and angels. The colors of the body has a combination of pink, and blue shades that are broken up into sections. For instance, the stomach is blue, the feet are blue, and the tail is blue. But where does the pink come in? Well, Porygon has a pink head with a blue colored beak, and the polyhedral body is also pink in color. Because this is an artificial life form, it doesn't need to breath. It's entire artificial genetic makeup is nothing more than computer programming code. Porygon evolves into Porygon2 when holding an Up-Grade, and then after that Porygon2 evolves into Porygon-Z when holding a Dubious Disc. With each evolution, Porygons appearance takes on a pretty significant change. It goes from looking like a robotic square, to a toy duck, and then into looking like some kind of structured balloon. You don't ever have to worry about this Pokemon giving you a bad attitude because it acts exactly what it's programmed to do. Anyway I think you will enjoy this lesson on “how to draw Porygon", step by step. I will be back with a special treat on something anime. To give you a hint, I drew it live yesterday! Peace out everyone and have a great time today on Dragoart.com!