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It is possible to refer to the easy step-by-step drawing instructions below.

How To Draw A Clone Trooper Step by Step

Step 1

Start by drawing this line lightly sketched using your #2 pencil. Flip-flop the paper and draw one third of the line starting at the lower part to the top.

Step 2
Don’t panic. It’s not necessary to draw graphs. In reality the horizontal oblique line orients the eye from its outer edge towards the tear canal. This slanted red bisectors determines the location of the pupil and also the perspective for the eye. Really, I sketched the eyes first before preparing to draw the eyes using the reference image that I got from Google.

Step 3
It is now clear why lines are important. Outline the lower and upper areas of the eye, including tear ducts. Two horizontal lines assist in determining the dimensions of the eye as well as its location on the page.

Step 4
Then, gently draw on the upper eyelid the shadow inside the eye, and the iris.

Step 5
Check to see whether your eyes are glued to what’s on the table. This is important since you’re looking to begin your business on a solid base. If not, remove it and keep drawing. On the left of the image, you’ll see a small portion of the face. Add the red diagonal for the shadow. Add the pupil, with reflection at the beginning, with the fold of skin over tears.

Step 6
EYES STORE! Here’s a trick to draw beautiful eyelashes. Yes, those tiny spider-legs lashes draw a particular way, and they become more tapered (you can also add thicker roots once you’re done with swiping them in). The image shown in this step illustrates the direction you swipe. You can also easily rotate your paper at any angle to make drawing much easier.

Step 7
If you don’t have patience you’ll be deprived of painting a gorgeous and pleasing image. Making the effort to complete this task will be rewarded you. Do not be worried! Check out how the eyelashes develop and compare it to the pictures of the guide. The lines and rays in the iris are crucial. Draw them gently. These lines are likely to move around in a circular fashion. The sharp, pointed shape that is close to the eye is caused by light reflecting by the clear tear-like, tear-like surface in the eye.

Step 8
You’ve done a great job! Your eyes could look like this. The best part is that you’ve learned quite a lot while drawing this drawing. If you wish to, you can draw shadows around the eyes. Next steps provide some more valuable techniques and steps to enhance the eyes you have painted.

Step 9
The eye’s anatomy The image above illustrates the parts that are named in the eye that we can see. Hey, I’ve discovered several things. The eye’s white is known as “Sclera,” which I didn’t know. Serious!

Step 10
Being an artist, knowing the anatomy of the eyes is crucial for drawing realistically. It is essential to understand its shape, the way the shadow falls and how light strikes it. A) It indicates that the eye is in an opening… which means it is receding in the head. B) Display three major areas of vision of the eye. The diagonal lines give more accuracy when drawing the eyes. C) Keep in mind the drive of the skull. This is what the circle symbolizes. Always think about the circular design of the eyeball as you shade. The shade of your eyeball gets darker as it strays towards the source of light.

Step 11
TONE – SHADING- TEXTURE Click on this image to see how tones, shadows and textures impact your photos. Below are the general shapes and properties. Naturally, the eyes will appear to be like the shape of a ball.

Step 12
This is a great method to get familiar with the timbre value. Keep your pencil in a roughly parallel position with the surface of your paper. Then, you can shade the entire face of the pencil. Begin with pressure that is heavy, and increasing the pressure until you are able to lighten it. The typical shading is blended using stump. Check out how the tune moves even more.

Step 13
This image is a fantastic exercise for value shading. I have a little tip to simplify things. It is possible to download it onto your desktop. Simply click the image to open it to the full-size version. When you right-click on the mouse you can choose “Save Image As.” The image will then be saved on your desktop.

Step 14
After printing out a few of the examples above Practice shading the values such as this. You will become familiar with this technique, which gives you greater ability to control your shading and more confidence. Oh, I’ve been drawing for a long time. Trust me you beloved artists. This will be helpful tremendously.

Step 15
1.) Small, light-colored white spots, commonly referred to as highlights, placed in the same location in both eyes add a glimmer. 2.) The upper area of the eyes (sclera or iris, pupil) is protected by eyelashes as well as the eyelids. 3.) Drawing the lower part of your eyelid involves drawing a thin lines of white between your eyeball and the lower part of the eyelid. Leave a little distance between the lines and eyelashes. Try various eye positions and emotions. You can replicate these, search for other things, or employ real models like families! Practice practicing!

Step 16
The drawing will be light similar to the first image. The second picture I’ve made darker so that you can see more of the details. Because we’ve paused the steps before, let me look over the outline information. Draw the eye contour and lashes using 2HB No.1 pointed pencil to make sharp lines. Make sure that the mascara curls when they are applied. Highlight the base of your lashes to give an appearance of slimming. The distinction between this standard and wide-eyed picture is that highlights and reflections are more vibrant because you’re using a an increased perspective.

Step 17
Make use of the 9B pencil point in order to make your pupils darker. Or not. 2. However, darken them as much as you can. Additionally, on the opposite side of the pencil highlight the outer edge of the iris, making the application easier.

Step 18
In the iris are more lines that emerge from the pupil, similar to the sun’s rays. The eyelids below are the shadows of the lashes. It’s like tiny vines that hang. For quick coverage of the shade use the 9B pencil, and the shade that is on the side. It is possible to gently stroke in a circular direction while applying. The next step is exciting. Bring tissues (please do not cry) and blend tools as the time has come to smooth the eye!

Step 19
Darken the bottom lashes , so they don’t disappear once you apply the paint. The benefit of using paper towel to mix is they help lift the graphite upwards and make the shadows appear less obvious. Another benefit of the use of the mix stump, is that the area you shade gets darker when you extend the graphite. It is possible to shade or paint additional areas with the stump. I have fixed the tear duct by making it slightly smaller. I haven’t begun highlighting yet.

Step 20
Humans aren’t perfect, and at times you will not see these tiny patterns and regions. Therefore, let’s emphasize the reflections of light that reflect off both the pupils as well as iris…the fine lines radiating through the pupil. Additionally, add white lines that squiggly in circles around the eye. Make use of White acrylic paint, or an eraser that is kneaded. These steps demonstrate the areas where you can apply white. Then, you can color and add more details. Do you notice the dark side of your pupil? It appears to be the shape of a nose. If you draw reflections, you draw exactly what you see. Moreover, reflections also match what the form of the object (eyes). Try playing with skin as well. You can create a variety appearance of skin wrinkles.

Step 21
Darken, enhance , and make the appearance of a smile. This is a stunning work of art! I truly hope that you enjoyed this lesson. If you end by drawing an outline of your work, great! I’d like to look at the result. If you decide to venture in the shadows, tell me. I would like to know what you’re doing. Thank you for spending some time and reading the guide. Make sure to like, comment and vote. Peace out!