How to Draw Realistic Olive Oyl
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Start off with her head and body guide shapes. Sketch in the facial guidelines, then proceed to step two.
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Use the head guide to sketch out the shape of Olive's head and face like so, then draw in the hair that will frame her face.
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Now you can draw in her hairstyle which is combed back, but the front is parted. The hair forms into a loose, long laying bun that is tied with a pretty ribbon. Draw in some earrings and you can proceed to step four.
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Now we can work on Olive Oyl's face. Start with sketching out her nicely shaped eyebrows, then draw in her eyes, nose and mouth. When that is done draw the neck shape and then her shoulder. Add texture detailing to her hair and around the forehead li
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Now we can work on Olive's body. Draw the shape of her back and chest like you see here. Since she is looking at you from a turned pose, her back is exposed more then her frontal part. Sketch in the shape of her chest, then draw her arm, and shirt sl
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The back lining should form a nice arch that flows into her back end. When you get this part of the body right you can then begin sketching out the dress. She is wearing a simple belt around her waist as well. Add crinkle to the dress on the upper th
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Finally, line the bottom of Olive Oyl's dress with a thick trim line that flows around the base of the dress like you see here. Color in the trim and then draw in her knee, and some of her lower leg. Add detailing where needed, then erase your mistak
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Here is the beautiful version of Olive Oyl in her realistic form. Color in the drawing and maybe add her next to realistic Popeye.
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August 22, 2014
Description: MarieSimone53 suggested that I do a lesson on a realistic version of Popeye's love, but I didn't want her to be a simple looking gal since the realistic Popeye I drew came out looking so rough and tough. Instead, I conjured up a concept that would match the Popeye that I made a lesson out of very nicely. Imagine if Olive Oyl was stunning, sexy and full of life. Now capture that thought and tackle this lesson on "how to draw realistic Olive Oyl". I can not say how much I love how this drawing came out. I drew Olive on the beach because her man is a sailor and she is waiting there for his ship to arrive. Instead of a lanky looking figure of Olive Oyl I went for something sultry and gorgeous. Her hair is the same as the original, her clothing is all the same, but the only things that are different are her earrings, and overall image. This is such a beautiful depiction of Olive Oyl and I'm sure a lot of you will agree that even though her facial features are not as simple as original Olive's, all the characteristics are the same. Enjoy and stick around for more tutorial fun.
