How To Draw An Undead Skeleton Rising From The Grave (Drawing Video)

How to draw an undead skeleton rising from the grave.this is one possible idea of drawing this idea, although I wanted it to be more immersive in that the undead skeleton had to be more embedded in the ground with lots of mud, earth and worms dropping off the undead creature. But I guess the beauty of drawing stuff like this is that I can re-draw it again in the future.

Don't forget to click subscribe within the video if you want to see more of this type of horror artwork from me, and I hope this drawing video gave you some inspiration to draw your own undead skeleton.

Drawing Some Vampire Skulls

How to draw Vampire Skulls. In the following drawing video I go through 3 very different ways to draw a Vampire skull and if you want to see a much detailed version of a Vampire Skull then look at this video - How to draw Vampire Skull Close up

The three Vampire skulls I have drawn in the video are very simple pencil drawings you can have a go at drawing yourself. The more practice you have of drawing skull variations then the more chance you have of drawing an effective skull design of your own.

How To Draw Horror Skull

How to draw a horror skull is a subject that has many variances to the method and the way you try and progress with this cool subject. I for one am a fan of drawing Skulls and always have been. Trying to draw them in the genre of horror is something that I am used to and drawing them in different angles and themes is fun too.

Here is a set of step by step photos you can take a look at and be inspired!

How To Draw Monster Heads

Drawing Monster heads now with some very quick looks at some step by step drawing examples. The idea with most of these posts is that you gain inspiration or you can follow along and draw what I draw here. Whichever way, I hope you find this useful for drawing monster head concepts.

Drawing a monster demon head

Draw a rough circle shape for the head shape

Draw in the eyes and teeth quite loosely

Draw the outline and extra details around the eyes

Draw in some horns and other wrinkle lines and slight shadow

Draw round head shape

Draw the eyes with evil frown lines

Draw the cheek bones and top teeth

Draw bottom teeth and define some of the lower jaw

Draw chin and pencil shade key areas

Pencil shade hard in the mouth

Define the outline of the monster/demon head

Draw smaller dark details and you are done

All artwork featured here is Copyright Wayne Tully 2013

How To Draw Demon Skull - Video

How to draw demon skull....I've drawn many a Demon Skull and this is more of a concept drawing video which again, you can gain some insight and inspiration to draw your own Demon Skulls through watching this video. I cover the pencil sketching and the inking process in the following video as per usual.

How To Draw A Tank

How to draw a Tank. This is a very simple photo guide of me drawing a basic tank from one of my Son's Toy Tanks. I suppose it is useful in that I break down the steps to draw this and whilst not a perfectly drawn Tank, it is an effort of sketching one. Trying to break down any difficult thing to draw is your best bet when drawing this kind of stuff.

Whether it is reference photos or actual Toys, you can really get a good insight into drawing real life objects and vehicles such as this. Follow along or draw it yourself.

How To Draw A Mermaid Tail

 Drawing a mermaid tail is fairly simple and all you have to think about is it's the end of a fish. So just follow these photos of drawing a mermaids tail step by step.

Sketching a curve for the tail

How To Draw A Fly Creature

Drawing a Fly Creature

Fly Creatures are always inspiring to try and draw and it's the fact of drawing them based on old movies such as The Fly with Jeff Goldblum and together with my own ideas on what a Fly Creature should look like.

The Fly is usually a good idea to mix with a humanoid form to make it more mutant like like a proper monster. In the beginning video I go through the sketching of the this creature, building it up through a sketching process....

The inking process for the Fly Creature is a more involved process to consider. I used a combination of Sharpie marker and a fine point ink pen to go over the line work of the pencil lines.

Drawing A Vampire Skull

How to draw a vampire skull

This drawing tutorial is derived from a tattoo art idea I drew some time ago. And so I thought why not make a drawing tutorial out of it. Drawing a vampire skull was and always shall be a design that looks cool as skulls always look great as a tattoo idea. This Vampire skull I wanted to draw on a side profile, so that the teeth looked prominent and so that I could sketch in the all of the detail which helps bring out the evil looking skull design.

The first art video below you can see that I was exploring the drawing as you should in the sketching stage.

Inking the Skull now with a fine line gel ink pen. I tried to add better detail and help clarify some of the drawing by going over the pencil lines and adding extra details.

Coloring the Vampire Skull with Crayola color pencils. The idea is to create a flesh color for this Vampiric skull and let the colors create the three dimensional nature of this skull design and improve the drawing.

Watch a step by step vampire skull bonus drawing video

How To Draw A Pirate Skull

How to draw a pirate skull step by step

A simple step by step drawing tutorial for drawing a pirate skull. Drawn with a popper pencil and really broken down into bite sized steps so that you can follow along and draw this yourself. Start off with a shape much like an oval for the skull head and notice I've put the oval on an angle which helps to make the skull design look unique and better to look at.

When starting to draw any kind of head or face, the starting point should always be a rough oval shape. And this pirate skull drawing is no exception. Take a look at the following step by step photos of each drawing stage to see how to draw this Pirate Skull image and once you see how it's done you can draw better and more improved skulls as time goes on.

Draw an oval shape for the skulls head.



Sketch the eye holes and a small line for the temple of the skull.

Sketching in the cheek bones of the skull and working on the skulls structure.

Loosely draw the top teeth of your skull.

Draw loosely the lower teeth and jaw.

Sketch in the Pirate bandana.

Draw the eye patch on the skulls eye.

Define the top teeth by darkening the pencil lines.

Sketching the bottom teeth now again darkening the lines.

Adding more detail around the skull face.

Shade the eyes and mouth with dark pencil shadows.



Final Details sketched in.

Write or draw your signature.