BravoCharlie uses a ruler in his tutorial, so if you feel more comfortable going that route, check out his post!ĭraw lightly, so that you can easily erase incorrect or messy marks without too much trouble. If you’d prefer using a ruler the whole way through, I’d encourage you to still read this post, as not everything is strictly based on whether you use a ruler or not. It can also cause you to erase large sections of a drawing if you really mess up and don’t realize it until later. My style is completely freehand, which takes practice but can be quite fun. This is to emphasize that you must be willing to make mistakes, and when you do make them, you’ll need to erase. Notice that I put the eraser before the pencil. NOTE: If you’re already a somewhat experienced drawer, I’d encourage you to read the section regarding freehand lines, but otherwise, feel free to skip to the next section! Supplies: So without further ado, I invite you to sit back, relax, and enjoy the read! Table of Contents: The Basics -Suppliesįinal Thoughts -Old and New Photos, General CommentsĪddendums: -Addendum 1 (Boeing 777-300ER) -> Please jump to post #10 It is also laid out with tips and sections blocked off and highlighted for ease of quick navigation and reference. There are just a lot of aspects to cover!Įverything is in sequential order, so you could even have this guide pulled up as you start drawing, and it should hopefully walk you through each step. The information in here is not dense - I do my best to explain things as simply and clearly as possible. Like I said, this will be comprehensive, but hopefully by the end of it you will find multiple tips and tricks that will help you when you begin your own drawing. I aim for as much realism as I can muster, so as a result this post is really long (sorry!), but I hope that doesn’t scare you off. Now, drawing can be quite complex depending on the level of detail you’re looking to include in your finished product. It’s quite concise, so if you want a great overview and are short on time, it might be the better resource! My style differs in multiple aspects, so if you’d like, utilize the information in both topics to decide which way works best for you, and create your own unique technique! As the title of this topic likely gives away, my goal in this post will be to give as detailed a look as possible at drawing realistic aircraft, for all those who are also made a great drawing tutorial on his style here.
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