How To Draw A Fantasy Trolls Head Video Tutorial Demonstration

How to draw a Trolls head step by step here in this video drawing tutorial demonstration you will find out how to approach the idea of drawing a Trolls head from the initial pencil drawing to the inking stage and then to the final color stage using Prismacolor Pencils which are just ace for blending and coloring with.

In the first two drawing videos you can see how to draw the Trolls head in pencil and then ink it with an ink pen. Then in the last three art videos you can see how to color in the drawing with Prismacolor Premier pencils.

How to ink a Trolls face 

Coloring Troll Head With Prismacolor Pencils

Prismacolor Coloring Demonstration

Prismacolor Troll Head Drawing Video

Sketching A Goat Demon With A 2B Pencil

Drawing a Goat Demon can be tricky but with the right amount of drawing expertise and imagination goes a long way to really sketch out the Demon creature at first hand. As you will see in the following art video, I sketched out loosely the important elements of the demonic creature such as the vaguely designed Goats head as I didn't use any reference for this drawing I just imagined the horns and everything else that a Goat would look like as I've seen real life Goats before and have stored the mental images of these animals.

One of the best things about drawing this design was drawing all of the fire and then deciding on how to Pentagram in the background would look and I suppose the important thing to consider when the art is first drawn is the whole composition of the design, like any unsual aspects like some perspective could be used to add some sort of angle and unique space to the art or whether you are going to draw the whole creature or have some portion of the Demon appear off the page or even covered with fire, much like I've done in the following pencil sketch.



Watch the video for inspiration and how to draw a Goat Demon.

Draw Fantasy Blog Artwork

Draw Fantasy artwork that I did which at the time had to incorporate a fantasy feel in a way that also included the logo type Draw Fantasy to match the domain name of that blog, also I wanted the pencil drawing to be just this raw drawing that described in a visual of what the blog was about, so as to make it clear.

As you can see in the drawing below, which also has a sword and tree branches which are part of the angry looking face. I wanted this drawing to be a good visual too and I feel I achieved this, although in time I may jazz it up a little. What do you think?

I am adding another fantasy art blog to my portfolio

You may want to check it out at Draw Fantasy Art and also I probably will be making a few other fantasy art blogs that will reflect different things of fantasy, so check back here for some link updates, the above new blog will have more fantasy art resources coming up and other how to draw tutorials of many fantasy art creatures and characters.