How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Material List
- A piece of paper
- A pencil
- A bold point black marker
- A medium point black marker
- A fine point black marker
- An eraser
- Some color pencils
- purple
- yellow
- blue
- gray
- peach tan
- brown tan
- A sticky roller (optional)
Reference Picture: https://imgur.com/FuSuj3S https://i.imgur.com/x7eqvU0.jpg
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 1 – Basic Shape and Stick Figuring
- Draw a circle for the head
- Draw a cross on the head circle as if it was a sphere
- Draw a circle for the body
- Draw a curve for the hip
- Draw two lines for the thighs
- Draw two circles for the knee joints
- Draw two lines for the calves
- Draw two lines for the feet
- Draw two circles for the fists
- Draw an oval for the foreshortened right arm
- Draw a circle for the left elbow joint
Tip: Double check the locations of your shapes with the reference, use your pencil as a measuring tool to correct any proportion that is off.
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 2 – Form Figuring
- Draw the form of the head, ears, and hair
- Draw the form of the left fist, define the fingers
- Draw the form of the left arm
- Draw the form of the right arm
- Draw the form of the right hand and fingers
- Mark off where the shirts are
- Draw the form of the belt
- Draw the form of the thighs
- Draw the form of the calves
- Draw the form of the feet
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 3 – Refined Pencil Drawing
- Refine the head shape and draw all facial features and hair shape
- Refine right fist and arm, draw the forearm muscle structure
- Define the muscles on the torso, draw the X shaped scar on the torso
- Refine the neck and draw all neck details
- Refine the left arm and hand, draw the upper arm muscle structure
- Refine the shape of the shirt
- Refine the belt and belt tie
- Refine the calves and the feet, define the muscles on the calves
- Refine the form and the detail on the shorts
- Draw pattern on shirt
- Design the smoke around the character, and the bounce spark on the floor, use the reference picture as a guide
- Draw the tattoo on the torso
- Draw the hat that’s wore around the neck
- Continue refining until all lines are definitive
Tip: Draw lightly, use short and repetitive strokes, slowing draw heavier as you commit to more definitive lines.
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 4 – Trace Pencil Lines with Marker
- Trace the pencil lines with a black marker
- Use an eraser to erase all the pencil lines so that only the marker lines remain
- Draw hatches to indicate battle wear and tear, and dirty areas
- Draw area where you want to blackout
Tip 1: Rotate the paper to draw smoother lines
Tip 2: Break up long lines with shorter strokes, connect the short strokes to make line look continuous.
Tip 3: Push lighter on the maker to create thinner lines for small details.
Tip 4: hold down the paper with your other hand to avoid wrinkle and creases on paper
Tip 5: Use a sticky roller to clean up the eraser rubbings.
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 5 – Blackout and Hatching
- Fill in all the black areas with a bold point black marker
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 6 – Color
- Leave highlight areas uncolored
- Color the arms and legs purple
- Color the body with peach tan
- Color the shorts with blue
- Color the trim on the shorts and the smoke with gray
- Color the hat yellow
- Color the shadow area of the body with brown tan
- Color the pattern on the shirt with yellow and brown tan
Tip: Color evenly, and follow direction of your strokes with the form of the object
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Step 7 – Thicken Profile Lines
- Thicken the profile lines with a black marker
Glossary – Profile lines: The outer borderlines of a major form like head, body, arms and legs. Detail lines like pattern on the body and facial features are usually not consider profile lines.
How to Draw Gear Fourth Bounce Man Luffy – Complete
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