How to Draw a Monster | Graffiti Art

- - Hi, I&Paes 164. Now I am going to show you how to do a character. Once again, getting your base wall color down, I feel that black is a great color to start a character with, that way you kind of build up off your shadows. So I&just going to do a little goofy little monster, something I might typically replace my E of my graffiti piece, so it&be P-A, graffiti monster, S still representing my E. Let&go ahead and start off with the base shape of the monster and I&going to use the same color that I&going to paint my monster, a blue monster in for my sketching. Having that black as a background, as a base definitely eliminates spending a lot of time having to shade in all that black. You can just come in and see what I&doing. I&kind of just building this blue into the black and only as my base color. Doing some of the same flair techniques, as I&shown in the other videos. Kind of working my way all the way around the lip with this blue. Again, whether realistic or cartoonish the black really serves as a good base to fade into. I also came in with a little bit of a darker blue, but you can still see how I&utilizing that black to build my shades up off of. I got these big bubbly eyes popping up. I&going to go ahead and re-outline them white and color them in. Getting into your character it&definitely better to use thinner tips and outline tips. Like the graffiti piece itself where you&building up from a primer and building into it with the cuts and the fades and...