Saturday, 8 October 2011

how-to-draw-a-deer-head,-buck,-dear-head.


how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 1

STEP 1.

 Before getting started pick your pencils. I decided to use only 2 pencils for this drawing. I used an H for sketching and light shading/lines and a B for dark shading/lines.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 2

STEP 2.

 Start out with a basic sketch of the deer's head. Use the guide lines if you are having trouble getting it just right. Keep the antlers simplified for now.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 3

STEP 3.

 Finish up the sketching portion by developing the antlers a bit more. No need for details yet.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 4

STEP 4.

 Use a blending stump or cloth to roughly shade in the background. This will make the foreground pop out more.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 5

STEP 5.

 Go in and roughly shade in the deer itself. Try to blend out all of the white spots.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 6

STEP 6.

 Start adding detail by working on the dark portions of the head first. The B pencil will come in very handy here.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 7

STEP 7.

 Shade in the fur. Keep it more rough than smooth. Avoid blending here if you want a more realistic look.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 8

STEP 8.

 Shade in the ears. Use the B pencil for dark lines and the H pencil for lighter lines.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 9

STEP 9.

 Now, add some rough shading to the antlers. This will guide you as you add detail to them in the upcoming steps.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 10

STEP 10.

 Shade in your antlers one at a time. You'll mainly use the H pencil here. I used the H to outline and define the antlers.
 
how to draw a deer head, buck, dear head step 11

STEP 11.

 Shade in your the other antler and add a few final touches. I hope this tutorial was helpful for you if not, leave me a comment about what I should work on. Until next time!
 

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