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Contents
Sci-Fi Fashion
ART SCHOOL

How to Draw Science Fiction
Characters, Styles and Action Scenes

IRENE FLORES
AND ASHLY RAITI

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CONTENTS
Dedications

Irene: This book is dedicated to Ashly, because it wouldnt exist without her. Its also dedicated to my family and friends, who didnt see me for five months while I turned into a nocturnal hermit working on a book deadline. And to twenty-four-hour donut shopsyou are the true heroes of the freelance illustrator.

Ashly: This book is dedicated to Irene, whose talent, determination and crazy all-nighters brought it all together. Its also dedicated to my family, my friends and a large number of very fluffy birds. You know who you are.

The Basics: Tools & Techniques

Every artist is different. As you practice your skills, learn more about techniques and develop your own unique art style, experiment with different tools and figure out what works best for you. However, no matter what you draw or which art supplies you use, a good understanding of the basics will help you get to where you want to be.

Tools Dont get overwhelmed by the huge variety of art supplies available out - photo 3

Tools

Dont get overwhelmed by the huge variety of art supplies available out there. All you really need to start drawing are paper and a pen. Its OK to experiment with different supplies to find out what you prefer and what you can affordbut if youre looking for suggestions, here are a few basic tools youll want to have on hand.

MECHANICAL PENCILS Mechanical pencils always keep a fine point Plus you dont - photo 4

MECHANICAL PENCILS

Mechanical pencils always keep a fine point. Plus, you dont have to bother with sharpening them.

BLUE LEAD Using blue pencil lead makes it easier to go over sketches with dark - photo 5

BLUE LEAD

Using blue pencil lead makes it easier to go over sketches with dark graphite or ink. Blue lead also tends to disappear when its scanned, leaving only the darker ink behind. No need to erase all your pencil lines manually; as soon as you scan it, your art is ready for you to add digital colors!

BEFORE AND AFTER The image on the left shows the blue-lead sketch with the inks - photo 6

BEFORE AND AFTER

The image on the left shows the blue-lead sketch with the inks on top. On the right, the same image has been scanned with the grayscale setting. The blue sketch lines disappear, leaving the picture ready to color with no extra cleanup.

PAPER You dont need expensive paper to drawbut depending on the pens you like - photo 7

PAPER

You dont need expensive paper to drawbut depending on the pens you like, some kinds of paper will work better than others. Experiment to see what provides the best result with the tools you prefer. Deleters Plain B paper works particularly well with brush pens because they dont bleed very much and the ink dries fast.

GEL AND FELT-TIP PENS Use gel and felt-tip pens for straight lines and to fill - photo 8

GEL AND FELT-TIP PENS

Use gel and felt-tip pens for straight lines and to fill in large areas. Trying to make lines with a brush pen and ruler can get pretty messy.

BRUSH PENS These pens have a brush tip made of separate bristles like a - photo 9

BRUSH PENS

These pens have a brush tip made of separate bristles, like a paintbrush. Brush pens can create lines of varying width, depending on how much pressure you apply while inking.

DIGITAL TOOLS Take reference shots with your phone use a drawing tablet and - photo 10

DIGITAL TOOLS

Take reference shots with your phone, use a drawing tablet and sketch digitally, or employ an art program to color your work. Just like traditional media such as pens and paints, digital tools are there to help you create!

Faces

A face can say so much about a character, all without a scrap of dialogue. Every person is differentfrom their bone structure to their blemishes to the shape of their nose. As an artist, youll want to create characters with distinct faces that are recognizable at a glance, even in a close-up. To get to that point, though, it pays to practice the basics. At the simplest level, faces are symmetrical. Familiarize yourself with how to sketch them with symmetry guidelines and practice keeping everything in proportion.

MALE VS FEMALE FACES There are no hard-and-fast rules about what makes a face - photo 11

MALE VS. FEMALE FACES

There are no hard-and-fast rules about what makes a face male or female. In general, though, mens faces ...

Hands

Hands are tough to draw because theyre capable of doing so many things. They can hold a pencil, clap for a performance, play an instrument or swing a baseball bat. If you need help drawing a particular activity, get someone to pose while their hands perform the action you want for your character. Take reference pictures of their hands, then practice drawing from the references later.

MUSCULATURE Understanding whats going on beneath the skin can help when youre - photo 12

MUSCULATURE

Understanding whats going on beneath the skin can help when youre trying to draw hands. The yellow and pink sections highlight the two main muscle groups. Look closely; the palm isnt flat, but naturally curves.

BENDS AND CURVES On the back of the hand the knuckles arc in a slight curve - photo 13

BENDS AND CURVES

On the back of the hand, the knuckles arc in a slight curve. The red lines show where the fingers bend and illustrate how they follow the curve of the knuckles.

HANDS IN ACTION Draw hands performing any gesture you can imagine It will help - photo 14

HANDS IN ACTION

Draw hands performing any gesture you can imagine. It will help you become familiar with how they work and move. You can even use one hand to draw and the other hand as a model. Practice, practice, practice!

Feet

Feet may offer a more limited range of movement than hands, but they still take a lot of practice. Like hands, feet are capable of performing a huge range of activities like jumping, dancing, running and swimming. To draw them well in action, make sure you understand the basic shape of the foot and how it comes together.

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