Crafterella Timelapse

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• Step 1

  Here's a timelapse video of my entire drawing, feel free to ask any questions!

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  Step 2

  I started by lightly and roughly pencilling in the idea for my drawing with a 2H pencil.

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  Step 3

  When I was happy with my drawing, I used a 2B pencil to draw my sketch properly, adding the lines more boldly.

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  Step 4

  When you're happy with your sketch, ink the design in with a fine liner pen. Leave the ink to dry for a few minutes.

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  Step 5

  Use an eraser to remove your pencil sketches and get a nice clean sheet of paper.

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  Step 6

  I then started colouring my drawing with the Chameleon Colour Changing pens, starting with dark brown on Crafterella's hair. I started by outlining her hair with the original colour of the pen.

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  Step 7

  I then lightening the colour of the pen for a few seconds with the alcohol tip before filling in the hair, starting in the very middle and working my way out towards the edges as the pen darkened, creating a gradient.

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  Step 8

  I also used the colourless blending pen to help smooth out my gradients.

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  Step 9

  I then started outlining the highlights of her hair with a lighter brown, in the same way I did in step 6.

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  Step 10

  I also blended a little of the light brown's original colour into the lighter parts of the dark brown strands.

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  Step 11

  I continued working between the highlights and lowlights of the hair with the two colours.

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  Step 12

  Fill in the lighter parts of the highlights by lightening the light brown with the alcohol and creating gradients like we did in step 9.

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  Step 13

  I then started working on the costume with a light blue and dark blue pen. Draw thick lines with the original colour of the pen to create shadows.

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  Step 14

  I then started working on the skin using a pale orange pen. I really carefully outlined my shadows as the key for the skin was to keep it as light as possible.

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  Step 15

  I then used the blending pen to blend the skin outlines into the white of the page, working my way towards the middle of her skin.

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  Step 16

  Slowly build up the colour of the skin, going over the shadows and blending inwards to build up the shade.

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  Step 17

  Keep building up the drawing until your happy with it, careful not to go to heavy on the colour - you can always add more later.

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  Step 18

  I then started tracing the outlines of the lips with red.

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  Step 19

  I also added a lightened shade of green pen to the eyes.

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  Step 20

  Fill in the lips, making the top lips much darker than the bottom lip.

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  Step 21

  I then started working on the dark grey / black areas of the drawing such as her mask, collar and gloves. Outlining them with a grey pen.

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  Step 22

  I shaded in these with grey, creating a gradient across the middle.

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  Step 23

  I then started adding bold shadows to the outline with a black pen.

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  Step 24

  I slowly built up dark shadows and gradients on these areas, similar to how I did the skin, alternating between grey and black.

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  Step 25

  As my drawing began to look more complete, I added black to the pupils of the eyes and dark brown to the eyebrows.

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  Step 26

  I then started adding really definite shadows with black.

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  Step 27

  Once I was happy with the colouring, I added a thick black outline to my drawing with the details pen.

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  Step 28

  Finally I used the blending pen to touch up the drawing.

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