How To Draw A John Cena

How to Describe John Cena

Larn how to draw John Cena from professional creative person Kevin Kobasic in this analogy and cartoon tips video from Howcast.

Transcript

I'm moving along with celebrity caricatures. I'one thousand gonna practice a drawing of John Cena now. And different the other caricatures I've washed I've actually had to describe caricatures of John Cena from my work from fourth dimension to time. So, I'yard little more familiar with him.

First affair that I notice when I'm looking at him is the squareness of his confront. He's got a much more rugged, sort of chiseled face than most ordinary human beings. So, his jaw is very squared off. His forehead is very squarish. His cheekbones are very squarish. That shape is very prominent on him. It'due south probably on a lot of wrestlers. The ridge of Triple H'south brow comes out nigh a foot.

With the caricature, yous are trying to make somebody expect even more than similar them than they themselves look. I'm not so much trying to draw the exact contours every bit of what I'yard seeing as I am drawing my own reactions to the features of his face.

And I'm simply roughing everything out right now in bluish pencil. Crusade I can make all the mistakes I desire in blue pencil and then draw over information technology in blackness pencil and fix a lot of things.

I'm gonna redraw the whole affair in black and I'll ignore a lot of the construction lines that I laid downward initially. But, the signal of drawing those fifty-fifty though they're not going to be there in the final drawing is that the sort of structural drawing helps me sympathise the overall shape of his face. Every bit I drawing his face up, I'yard not simply looking at the lines of his face as I encounter them. I'1000 thinking of his face as a three dimensional object.

If you ever expect at the beefcake of the actual cartilage of the olfactory organ, you'll run across that this very tip is actually a divide slice. Study the shape of it and it gives you a large key to the construction of the person'southward face and making your caricature expect similar them.

Over again when I'm cartoon the size of his confront, I'yard thinking about all of the different pieces of his skull that make the shape of his face. I'm really emphasizing the underline construction that I'm observing. I'm really just roughing the hair in with the side of my pencil, so I don't get caught up in drawing every single hair of his crew cut. I sort of emphasize this brow bridge over his heart a little more.

A lot of the shadowing that I'grand drawing right now is not actually in the photo. Information technology's more of me describing my impression of the underline structure of his face.

Then, the side by side step would exist to trace this on a light box on another slice of newspaper or perhaps I'll throw a piece of tracing paper over it and draw it again with a much cleaner line. But, at the same time I'd still be looking at the picture and thinking nearly the things I want to change a little bit or massage a little fleck. Only, this gives you a good start of a extravaganza of John Cena.