This document provides steps for drawing lips in two different styles:
1. The first style outlines the basic shapes and structures of the lips, including distinguishing the cupid's bow and defining the creases. Shading is then added in layers to build up texture. Highlights are added with an eraser.
2. The second style focuses on realism, starting with light outlines and gradually blending and layering graphite to build up depth and darkness. Creases are defined and highlights added with an eraser.
This document provides steps for drawing lips in two different styles:
1. The first style outlines the basic shapes and structures of the lips, including distinguishing the cupid's bow and defining the creases. Shading is then added in layers to build up texture. Highlights are added with an eraser.
2. The second style focuses on realism, starting with light outlines and gradually blending and layering graphite to build up depth and darkness. Creases are defined and highlights added with an eraser.
This document provides steps for drawing lips in two different styles:
1. The first style outlines the basic shapes and structures of the lips, including distinguishing the cupid's bow and defining the creases. Shading is then added in layers to build up texture. Highlights are added with an eraser.
2. The second style focuses on realism, starting with light outlines and gradually blending and layering graphite to build up depth and darkness. Creases are defined and highlights added with an eraser.
This document provides steps for drawing lips in two different styles:
1. The first style outlines the basic shapes and structures of the lips, including distinguishing the cupid's bow and defining the creases. Shading is then added in layers to build up texture. Highlights are added with an eraser.
2. The second style focuses on realism, starting with light outlines and gradually blending and layering graphite to build up depth and darkness. Creases are defined and highlights added with an eraser.
STEP 1. This is just a sketch I did of several different mouths and or lips that I was drawing while I chose the perfect one to do as a lesson. I named some of the expressions that I thought would fit an everyday situation. Browse through it, and see which set of lips is your favorite.
STEP 2. This is not really a drawing step, it's more like a detailed description on lips and their shapes. I thought it would be helpful to learn some good information aid you to drawing your lips better. STEP 3. Here is a really helpful step that tells you how you should detail or define your lips that you choose to draw. I talk about how you should shade in your drawing.
STEP 4. Here I explain how the top lip is bigger then the bottom lip in most cases. Sometimes, the top lip may be slightly larger than the bottom, but personality I think that is a little rare. STEP 5. Okay, lets begin. Start by drawing two plus marks. This will be the guidelines for the two sets of lips I included in this tutorial.
STEP 6. You will use the middle guide, to help you draw the dip of the top lips form as you draw your top lips. It's almost like drawing 1/3 of an apple.
STEP 7. You will now sketch in the middle line that is in a vertical direction. This is the line that separates the top and bottom lip. STEP 8. Now that these mouths are almost drawn, you can now sketch out the shapes of the bottom lips. The mouth to the right is slightly open, which means you will have to draw a full shape.
STEP 9. When detailing and definition your lips, be sure not to over do it with the sketchy detailing lines. The definition should be light and subtle. Once this is done, the teeth need to be drawn in as you see here.
STEP 10. This is basically the same step as nine. The only difference is that I am not giving you a tip. Instead you have to actually detail your lips. Before you do that, make sure to erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one. STEP 11. In the end, your sketch should look like the one you see here. Now you have some really nice plump looking lips. I hope you learned something new today. Be sure to join me again for more drawing fun. nd 2 style st Female 1 style
STEP 1. Start with sketching the outlines. Draw this very lightly so you can erase if you make any mistakes. This step doesn't have to be complicated as long as you can see the lower and upper lip. The upper lip is usually smaller and has the cupids bow while the lower lip is wider. Add some lines to the lips to indicate the creases.
STEP 2. Start adding some shading to the lips. Try to keep the area in the middle more white (especially on the lower lip). This is where the reflection will be. STEP 3. Because of the scribbles, the lips probably look a bit messy. Blend the graphite and don't worry about the creases that are disappearing. You can always redraw them.
STEP 4. Keep repeating the last two steps. 1. add a layer of graphite. 2. blend the graphite. Do this until you're satisfied with the darkness. Add more layers to certain areas if it should be darker. What can help to make the texture more clear is to sketch the layers in the same direction as the creases.
STEP 5. This is where we're going to add details. Use a pencil to darken the creases. Don't draw them too dark and make some of the creases lighter than the other. Use an eraser (preferably with a sharp corner/point so it's easier to make details) and add highlights. STEP 6. Add some shading to the skin area around the mouth. There's usually a bit of shadow under the lower lip Darken a bit more of the line between the upper and lower lip as well. There's also often the "philtrum" which are those two vertical lines between the nose and lips. nd 2 style 3 rd
