The hairs consistently drawn outside of where the skull would be. The second reason is that the hair is shown deaf thickness. You can see in my newer example that even though the hair isn't realistic, it's a lot more believable in one of the reasons is that the hair is clearly being shown to emerge from the scalp before it falls down on the person's face. So the first thing that bothers me about this old drawing of mine is that the banks seem to just be floating because I'm not indicating where the hair is being incurred. But the way I drew my hair just wasn't American buidling.

In I think the best way I can introduce this idea is to show you a very old piece of my art where I wasn't going for realism. Making Hair Believable: In this first section, we're going to go over some simple ideas that make care feel more believable without needing the hair to be realistic. And without further ado, let's get started.Ģ. I recommend this for intermediate or maybe advanced levels. So if you are a beginner to digital art, this is probably not the best class for you. I do recommend that you familiarize yourself with the program. So if you have Photoshop or clips, Do you paint? Or GIMP, which is a free program that'll work as well. However, any digital art illustration program should work. For this class, I am going to be using an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil and procreate. And today I am going to be teaching you how to draw hair in a painterly style. Introduction: Hey guys, my name is John and I am a freelance digital illustrator.

Procreate hair tutorial