How To Draw Scorbunny Pokemon From Sword And Shield

hey art friends today we're gonna draw another Pokemon from sword and shield which one are we gonna draw this time score score buddy and how come you like this one so much yeah what what kind of what type Pokemon is he fire fire and he looks like a buddy right we hope you're gonna follow along with us you need something to draw with we're gonna use markers you also need some paper and so let's color it yeah all right let's start okay we're first gonna draw our score bunny's nose right here in the middle of our paper but towards the top so that we have room for his body we're gonna draw the letter or sorry yeah the letter V that's for his nose then we're gonna draw the top of his nose we'll connect the top then we're gonna draw the little band-aid I don't know if it's been looks like a little patch on his nose we're gonna extend the line or the top of his nose past on both sides and we're going to turn this into a rectangle so let's draw the left side and also the right side and we want these lines to be the same length on each side but shorter than this bottom line then we're going to connect the top we're going to start over here so our curve to connect over to the other side now we can draws eyes we'll draw a rectangle rectangle and oval over here sorry I'm giving my shapes mixed-up Jeep's yeah now we're going to draw another oval over here on the right side and we want to draw it the same size as the left cool now let's draw a small circle in the top of each of those ovals this is for the highlight to make his eyes look shiny now let's draw his mouth we're gonna draw a curve he kind of looks like he's frowning but we're gonna draw it his mouth open and he's gonna look like he's yelling then we're gonna draw a U shape underneath big U shape to connect left side over to the right then we can draw his teeth let's draw a shape in the middle yeah one big tooth and then we're gonna draw the tongue down here we're gonna draw another curve at the bottom cool now let's draw a little line that connects the nose down to the mouth kind of looks like I'm already huh yeah now we're ready to draw his head let's draw a big u-shape that's going to start over here underneath his eye it's gonna come under his mouth and then back over here next to his other eye good and then back up then we're gonna draw the little fur or his hair that's sticking out on each of his cheeks we're gonna draw a curve that comes out and up let's do that same curve on the other side oh oh oh that one I made bigger that's okay then we're gonna draw another curve that comes back looks like its ear it does we're gonna draw bigger ears though we're gonna draw another smaller curve that comes up and back down then let's repeat all those same steps over here and draw another curve that comes in then we'll draw a small curve coming up and back down cool now let's draw a curve that goes over the top of his head to complete the shape of his head we're gonna just connect it all the way over to the other side all right now hopefully we still have enough room up here for his big ears we're first gonna draw the left ear we're gonna start in the middle of his head now we're gonna draw a big curve that comes over to the left and then we're gonna draw another curve that comes back down and almost connects to where we started good okay now let's draw his other ear and draw a curve comes out of the first one Wow getting really close to the top of our paper yeah then we're gonna curve back down and I'm not gonna go all the way yet we're gonna draw a little piece of fur stick it out to the side and then connect out yes now let's draw the inside of his ear we're going to start right here we could draw a point down here at the bottom and also a point up here at the top so one right there and then another one right about there then we can draw let's draw a curve that connects these two points one on each side now let's draw another one on this side I'm going to draw two more points yeah and then we'll connect those two points with two curves next we're ready to draw his body he has a little collar around his neck though so let's first draw two short lines that come out of his chin then we're gonna draw a u-shape that comes in towards the middle and then connects back to his chin sideways you and then we'll do the same thing on the other side so I just sideways you yeah we're gonna draw him sitting down so let's draw his arms in front of his body or good job two curves one over here and one on this side now we can draw his hand we're gonna draw a curve that comes down around and then back up almost looks like you're drawing a raindrop shape yeah then we're gonna do the same thing on the other side around and back up next we're gonna draw his fingers we'll add two little curves honest on each hand then right in between his hands let's draw the bottom of his body little curve to connect yeah that's okay yours is bigger and our two drawings do look a little different but that's okay because both of them look awesome I especially love yours because the most important thing is to have fun have fun into practice practice remember to practice and it's okay if your drawings even look different than both of ours all right let's keep going okay now we're ready to draw his feet let's start over here and we're gonna draw a curve we're gonna leave a little space next to his hand his arm we're gonna draw a curve that comes up really high because he has big feet better to jump with yeah okay now we're gonna draw another curve on the other side that matches we're gonna go up to the same height then we're gonna curve around look at that's the top of his foot is big so we're going to draw a big upside-down u then we're gonna come closer down at the bottom yes and then we'll connect the bottom with another u-shape now let's do the same thing over here on the right side draw big upside-down U for the top of his foot come closer and then connect the bottom with a small u then we can draw his legs two curves that connect his foot to his hand and the same thing on the right side too little curse okay now let's give him toes the dot two curves just like we did for his hands on the top of his foot now he has a little patch on the bottom of each foot just like he does on his nose he has a lot of band-aids yeah I don't think the bad days but I'm gonna draw a curve on the bottom of his foot and then a smaller one down here the closer to his heel there we go and then we're gonna connect the edge of those and then I'm gonna repeat that same step on the left side long curve at the top short one at the bottom and then connect the side awesome we did we finished drawing score bunny except he's gonna look cooler once we do what yeah we still need a color um this part we're gonna fast forward but at the end you guys can pause the video to match the same coloring you ready to fast forward yeah [Music] Austan give me five you did such a great job on coloring score bunny did you have fun yeah most of them is white but we use markers to color in all of the details we also used a gray marker to add shading to his ears underneath his chin and also on the bottom of his body I added shadows to his feet too we hope you had a lot of fun enjoying your square bunny yeah we do we hope you had a lot of fun and remember it's okay if your drawings look different than ours you can even add more details to the background maybe there's even a trainer in the background yeah for the pokeball yeah we'll see later our friends good bye

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Length: 9min 15sec (555 seconds)

Published: Fri Jan 10 2020