The technique of drawing, which is owned by professional artists, may seem difficult for beginners to master, who, nevertheless, dream of learning how to draw beautifully, and the technique of proportional and realistic depiction of human figures is of particular interest to people. You can try drawing a female figure based on the laws of proportion.
Instructions
Step 1
Remember that, as a rule, the height of a woman's figure corresponds approximately to the height of her head, multiplied by seven times. Based on this rule, sketch out the "frame" of the future female body - the outline of the head, the center line of the spine, shoulders, arms and legs, and the pelvis.
Step 2
Draw the shoulder line at a distance of one and a half heads from the top point - the crown of the future figure. Mark this line either straight or with an inclination - depending on what position the woman should take in the finished drawing. The width of the shoulder line is equal to the width of two heads.
Step 3
The hip line starts three heads below the top point, and the knee line starts five heads below the top point. Sketch roughly - proportions are key at this stage. "Distribute" the body weight of the figure about the centerline, which runs vertically through the entire body.
Step 4
Place the elbows of the lowered hands at a distance of two and a half heads from the top point - in line with the navel. The hand should end in the middle of the thigh. To make the female figure more elegant and attractive, bend the shoulder line to the left of the central axis, and, on the contrary, shift the hip line to the right.
Step 5
Now start giving your figure volume - create volume for the body with the help of the cylinder and oval shapes. Make sure that your drawing is consistent with the anatomical structure of the female body. Sketch the outlines of the chest in the middle of the upper torso, and when drawing the female body, use only smooth and curving lines - there are no straight and clear lines in the human figure.
Step 6
Erase the guide lines so that they do not interfere with the work further. Start to detail the volumetric silhouette - finish drawing the muscle relief, outline the facial features and hairstyle, and do not forget to clean up all the roughness and rough lines with an eraser. Outline the finished drawing with ink, and then, if desired, color it on a computer or by hand.
