Here are the basic steps to drawing one possible version of a Goblin. I've tried to spread out the steps and make it easy enough to follow along. (I most certainly will be doing another Goblin drawing tutorial in the future!)
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| Draw a small potato shape for the head of your Goblin |
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| Next, add some ears and eyes |
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| Try and sketch in lightly a good devilish grin on the face |
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| Start to work on the arms and torso of your Goblin |
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| Still sketching lightly for the legs and arms, loosely sketch the hands too |
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| Adding from to the torso and making the shoulders appear clothed with short shirt sleeves |
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| Defining the leg shapes and now lightly sketching in the feet which look like they are in bandages |
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| With the basics of the figure captured we can darken the pencil lines on our Goblin |
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| Your Goblin is beginning to take shape |
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| Solidly darkening the feet now |
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| All the pencil drawing stage is complete, take a step back and look at your Goblin |
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| I'm using a Uni-pin 0.1 to ink the lines as this gives a clean crisp ink line |
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| Start to ink the folds in the Goblins shirt |
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| You'll see that the inking really helps define your drawing even further |
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| Don't forget the feet |
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| Ink the hands last as I always feel like I need to decide if the Goblin is going to hold something,but alas no. |
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| Forgot to ink that cheeky evil grin, I gave the Goblin small sharp teeth |
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| A finished Goblin drawing, just erase the pencil lines if you wish |
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