Hello buddy's!
Today, I have another activity to present to you, and this is my latest Digital Scribble artwork.
The topic of today's drawing was half face of an owl and this completes my 13th owl drawing. The owl is one of my favorite birds which is why I draw it again and again, its silence is so strange to me And when they call they make a terrible noise. I've drawn owl's face in my notebook a few times and recreated it digitally today, hope you like it!
I used Autodesk Sketchbook to create it, and S-pan as the drawing tool.
In the beginning I started drawing with pencil tool on black background using hatching and scrib as technique. Starting from the eyes and completed the entire drawing with different colors. Next, I present red color on the background. If you go down, you can see the complete process of drawing step by step.
Here are some drawing shots:
This is it!
Speaking from my drawing experience,
• The most important thing for drawing is patience, if you don't take the time to draw patiently then your drawing will not be as expected.
• If you want to draw portrait in the notebook then you must take the appropriate reference photo for drawing. It is often seen that the reference photo we take to draw a portrait is not suitable for drawing and it becomes difficult to put it in the notebook. So reference is a very important issue.
• In the case of digital drawing, first of all you have to get a basic idea about the app that you want to draw with Photoshop or Illustrator application and give an idea about the tools used in drawing.
• Those who are new and want to be good drawing artists. They will practice drawing at least once a day on a regular basis. Irregular drawing will not improve your drawing. So you have to try regularly.
• Those who want to learn drawing using pen scribe technique will first draw a sketch on the scroll with pencil and then scribble with pen. Then when you have mastered it you will only practice with the pen. You will no longer need a pencil.
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