So we have to try to draw Eddie from Stranger Things, we’re trying to get a part of the Hellfire T-shirt and let’s just do it, so I’m on the landscape page, use pencil and eraser, sketch this lightly and press pause, if I’m going too fast, so the portrait of him is looking forward, maybe his body is like three quarters a little bit to the right, I’m going to start with his eyes, so the center point on my page is about here, I’m going to go up to the right side, we’re going to kind of half-human Realistic human eyes, so pretty small eyes, so basically the best way to draw this, we’re going to go diagonally first on the right side and then we’re just going to bring it through and sort it down the back, like so you can thicken it just a little you don’t want to think it looks too much, because let’s make them look a little feminine.

But then the lower eyelid, so we’ll go look down from here, so come down in here so you can connect them or leave a gap, it’s totally up to you, and then its iris inside this circle kind of going around from the upper eyelash line, just up, the upper eyelid kind of cut off, and then its pupil just in the center, doesn’t have to be a perfect circle or anything like that, so depending on that you can add a tear duct line, if you want, you know it’s optional, so the other eye, the terrible other eye, the width of the eye, because we’re going for realistic human proportions, so here and here, see, the width from here and here will fit in the gap, and that’s where the next eye starts, and you go diagonally again, and you bring it through and down the back, and we’ll add some extra darkness or thickness to that line, kind of Like at the bottom, again down around, sometimes it’s good to leave a gap, especially on the male characters, because if it were a woman, you’d add lashes and things like that, and darken all that to exaggerate femininity, right, and then the iris, same thing, circle going down from the upper eyelid line, like that, and then people are about there.

So, we have some eyelid lines that go up and on top, like the same thing on this side, top to bottom like this, and then eyebrows, depending on how realistic you want to make the eyebrows, you can do it all with individual hairs and stuff, but we kind of go a little bit in between because it has pretty clear eyebrows, so we’ll do a couple hairs in the beginning, so we go like a couple hair lines there, but then we add the actual eyebrow.

We’ll draw it in this direction and then we’ll go up and add a space that you can paint over, that way you can add texture if you want, you can have a line starting at his nose, all right, kind of like we do the same thing here, so we’ll add some hair lines here and then go up the back, so those are hair lines and then we go up here, down the back, so those are hair lines and then we’ll go up here back, down the back, so that’s right, and then just some lines, maybe in the corners of his eyes, maybe some frown lines in the middle of his nose, maybe he has these doo-doo-doo type lines, so speaking of his nose, the line comes down here, curves a little bit there, and the bridge of his nose kind of comes out like this, and then we have this little u0022vu0022, kind of here in the middle, this curved line for the tip of his nose, and then his nostrils come in here.

You can darken that a little bit and then bring the nostril around here just like a little shadow under it, and then the same thing on the other side, so you’ll just have a little shadow and then it comes in there, maybe like the tip of his nose here again just kind of comes in, so maybe we’ll just draw a little bit of his nose going down this side also just kind of so you don’t have to draw it completely, and then he has some lines like inside his eyes here.

So just darken this eyeliner, his mouth is a real special kind of mouth, so we’ll try to do our best, so we’ll start like saying, it’s like under this part of his eye, like here on the right, and the other side will end in the same place here, and he smiles, so this one is like… might be a little bit higher, so we’ll just go for this down back up this has a couple of bumps on this side and then smiles up so just make this edge a little bit darker there too and his upper lip will draw him in so it goes up about here down and down into his mouth on this side a dark shadow here in this corner also there lower lip goes down around there he has a pretty strong chin right so we’ll go down here so you like approximately you proportion wise right you bring your chin like say.

So he’s got such a lumpy chin, I’m actually drawn right, and again your proportions, so it’s about the same here to here to here to here, and then down in the nose to say here, down his lower lip, right, it’s about the same as this space to here, so this is your halfway point, here is about the same as here, okay, the jaw, then the strong jaw, so we go up this way and then we go this way all right at the level of his lower lip turns this corner and starts to curve up the side of his face he starts to go up.

So we start to get some hair on his face up here all right so and then his cheekbones as here we get like some cheekbone lines come in kind of travels up right next to his eyebrows like here and then we start to get some hair lines some hair spikes come in on his face up here and he has some lines that come down from his nose and come around his mouth.

Now paint the picture of Eddie Munson.

In the center of the front side of the sheet, draw a rectangle. To the right of the math teacher, place geometric shapes, which are simple geometric shapes and lines.u003cbru003eLet’s draw the blackboard as a rectangle with rounded corners. The mathematics teacher and the class teacher will also be standing there on the right side. At this step, let’s depict it in the form of a line and a circle.

Draw the body and head of the teacher in detail. We finish drawing the shoes.u003cbru003eWe draw the silhouette of the torso and the face of the teacher.

Set enough time to draw the outline of the man’s clothes. We fold details and folds. The teacher draws a pointer in his hand.u003cbru003eWe draw the business suit, shoes, pen and pointer. Anything unnecessary is removed with an eraser.

We also sketch the facial features and hairstyle. Then we place the frames, chalk bars, and equation on the chalkboard.u003cbru003eNow draw a round face, thin eyebrows and a little smile.

We sketch with a black marker to get an outline.u003cbru003eWe figure out the geometry on the board and then make a diagram based on it.

To do the makeup, we paint the entire body in beige and brown pencil.u003cbru003eWe draw with a black marker, where we remove excess with an eraser and add new lines.

Next, we move on to the clothes, which use green, gray and brown shades.u003cbru003eAll inscriptions and drawings on the blackboard are painted over completely with a dark green pencil, then an outline is drawn with a pointer.

And on the blackboard at school we draw a brown frame and the center is gray;u003cbru003eWe draw the teacher’s hair in yellow and the body in light beige, and the neck, arms and legs in beige. We apply a light brown pencil on these areas, which will give them volume.

Make the volume of the school drawing of the math teacher in gray and black pencil. If necessary, you can finish drawing white highlights with a gel pen. We’re ready!u003cbru003eLet’s draw the teacher’s outfit in gray, purple and blue.u003cbru003eWe finalize the drawing with black. White and red pencils. You can also finish the white spots with a gel pen or marker and add extra highlights. We are ready!

So first notice that my paper goes straight up and down where it’s tall and thin, and then we’re going to take our finger and put it right in the middle of the paper and slide it up a little bit, and where your finger is now. You’re going to draw kind of a wide view where it looks like a smile line, depending on how you want to look at it, okay, then on each side of that we’re going to draw a circle, okay, then inside the circle like this little half circle, so now it looks like it’s looking kind of up. And for her it’s going to be from right to left, and then I’m going to take a pencil and shade that now, later when you’re going to draw a charpi, when you go through the whole charpi, you also shade that charpi, so that little half circle stays white, and the rest of the eyeball is shaded, so that’s kind of the opposite of what we do most of the time.

Draw an uneven semicircle from temple to temple – this will be the boundary of the hair. For simplicity, we will draw her eyes downcast, as if she is shy. Also draw a cartoon mouth and nose.

Let’s add a ponytail behind the head. Draw the arms in irregular semicircles. Her hands are dressed in a shirt. Do not make the arms wider than the head.

Schoolgirl Ruby Bridges was holding a briefcase, so let’s draw it.

How to Draw Ruby Bridges

Draw the hem of the blouse.

Now finish drawing the hem of the dress and add pleats with curved lines.

Paint your hair with a black marker.

Our Ruby Bridges drawing is ready. All that’s left is to color it.

Okay, let’s start with the big letter u, and this u will be higher than one side, so I’ll start here, I’ll go down, this is my short side, and I’ll start going up here, a little further, see, this side is a little higher than the first, okay, this little, this higher.

Okay, now on the left side I’m going to do the first ear, and this ear is going to go from top to bottom, and this is just going to be a semicircle right here. Okay, now I want to start at this point. I’m going to go up and around, and we’re going to do a bunch of letters used together for hair. So I’m going to start one letter u here, and I want to continue all around, these are going to start to be big, and as I get closer to the other ear. I want to make smaller letters, use just like that.

Now let’s go back here and I want to make the letter u. I’m going to close the ear right here with a little line and I want to make the letter u down. Those were up and these go down. Look the same way and I want to do the same thing these u’s are a little big and as I get closer I get closer to the u’s on top and it gets smaller. You see the space gets smaller like this.

Now let’s continue with the eyes and make two oval shapes, I’ll leave space in the middle and make a novel, and now let’s color these right away.

Now let’s do the eyebrows, so the eyebrows should be pointing up a little bit, and they are rectangles, yes, big eyebrows.

Now let’s do the nose, and the nose is just a C-shape, the reverse of a C, like this.

And it has a mustache, so let’s first make a curved line that goes down from this point on the nose, we’ll go down, and now do the same thing on the other side, go down and come back up with a curved line from this point to that point, and the same thing on the other side, curved line there.

Now we are going to make his mouth open, for that I will make an oval shape under the mustache and it will look like this, and for the tongue we will make an M or the shape of the letter M.

Okay, now let’s continue with the tie and make a semicircle here under his chin and two diagonal lines that go down like an u0022au0022 shape, and the next step is his suit. So we’re going to make two diagonal lines one here on the left and one here on the right, and we’re going to do his suit color, so we’re going to triangle a line from here and another one here, and under the semicircle that we made. We’re going to make a triangle, and that’s going to be the cast that we’re going to color black, so I’m going to color this triangle black, and also color the semicircle with it on top, so he’ll have a black tie, we’ll color the rest after.

Okay, now here I’m going to do his fingers, and this is just like an inverted reuse, and I’m going to do three of them, and if you notice, I do lines on the same level, so that means they’re all in this line, so let’s trace the catwalk line that he holds. holds like this, so he should touch all the lines, and if they don’t touch, you can just extend them out. Now I’m going to draw a diagonal line for his arm, and from this side his arm is up and pointing, so let’s draw two diagonal lines first. From his neck up with a diagonal line and another one from here up and now we’re going to put these two together like this the next step is going to do another line here and that’s it now let’s do the fingers so for the first finger I’m going to do a curved line that goes like this now he has a pointed finger he points so the pointed finger looks like an upside down letter U and I’m just going to circle and close here with a kind of curved line and inside we’re going to put two little lines for fingers.

Okay, now let’s go to the left side, we’re going to go through the line and the line on the right side and connect those two lines like this, and now let’s make two lines, let’s go through a little here, let’s leave some space, go down, leave some space here, and then go down, and to finish this drawing we just I’ll start with two lines that go very close together, now I’ll make a square and then a circle, and here we’ll paint a square and two little lines in black, and paint the rest right after, and that’s it, we’re done.