How to Draw a Fairy Tattoo
Step 1.
Okay are you ready for your first step lesson? Good then lets begin. You will start by drawing a circle for her face and then another shape for her chin or jaw. Next add some facial guidelines and proceed onto drawing out the lining shape for her upper body or torso. Next draw a narrow oval shape for her folded thigh and then add the guidelines for the bottom half of her leg, arm and wing. Make sure you also draw the three circle for her shoulder and arm as well as the hoove like shape for the hand.
Step 2.
So how was your first step, easy right? Since your first step wasn't so bad let's tackle step two. Start by adding the fairy wing design lines as you see here and then draw out the shape of her breast. You will then start drawing out the shape of her arm and leg, as well as draw a curved line for her arched back and buttocks. Once that is complete you can add some finger lines on her hand and then the shape of her foot.
Step 3.
Now here we are already on step three. What you will do first here is first switch from drawing to sketching. You will sketch out the right side of her hair lining first and then add the lines for her eye, nose and top lip. Add some detailing line designs to the tips of her fairy wings and then sketch the wing design on the bottom part of her wing. Now you will start adding shape to her arm and then her calf or lower leg. Finish the lining of her fingers and then add the curve of her foot and some finger lines on the left hand covering her breast.
Step 4.
See she is coming out beautiful right? I know. Start this step by sketching the flowing shape of her hair on the left side and then add some bangs. You will then draw out her eye, eyebrow and the rest of her mouth (which is slightly open) and then add some hair that is under her left hand. Give this fairy some finger nails and toes and then thicken the design lines on her wing as seen here.
Step 5.
Guess what step you are on? Yup, your last drawing step. This is where you start cramming ion the finishing touches to your work. Start by drawing and then coloring in the cyan lines under her eyes and then sketch out an elven looking ear. Detail the ear and then add some separate strands of hair as well as wrinkle lines that are coming out from the wing. Finish the design pattern as you see here and make sure you make the lines look loose and then give this pretty fairy some toe nails. Erase all the guidelines and shapes that you drew in step one and then proceed to the next step.
Step 6.
When you are done your sketch should come out looking like the one you see here. As you can see this is my original sketch of her and she even looks good in this form. I hope you liked this tutorial on how to draw a fairy tattoo step by step. Maybe you can use her for future ink sessions. I will be back with more drawing fun in a bit so hang around okay.Comments: Post Comment
firestar99
3 months ago ~ Jun 2, 2010, 6:12:24 PM
OOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooohhhhhhh ok i get it...........thanks for telling me!!!!
Originally Posted by Dawn
Well in myth, fairies are actually naked.
3 months ago ~ May 28, 2010, 5:08:46 PM
Well in myth, fairies are actually naked.
Originally Posted by firestar99
why do they always,ALWAYS HAVE to be naked?!?!?
3 months ago ~ May 26, 2010, 7:37:44 PM
why do they always,ALWAYS HAVE to be naked?!?!?
1 year ago ~ Jul 17, 2009, 12:52:18 AM
lol i guess that would work.
Originally Posted by Dawn
Well I do that to attract more viewers. It's cool in lots of people's minds! Thanks for the comment too!
1 year ago ~ Jul 16, 2009, 8:08:02 PM
Well I do that to attract more viewers. It's cool in lots of people's minds! Thanks for the comment too!
Originally Posted by lolahoola
is there a reson lots of your fairies aren't wearing clothing?
1 year ago ~ Jul 16, 2009, 3:20:03 AM
is there a reson lots of your fairies aren't wearing clothing?
1 year ago ~ May 20, 2009, 7:41:20 PM
Thank you! Yes It was done in photoshop CS3 :) I'm very happy you like it!
Originally Posted by Marko
Beautiful, this is my favorite, i have one question, final work, coloring, is it done in photoshop?
1 year ago ~ May 18, 2009, 1:20:59 AM
Beautiful, this is my favorite, i have one question, final work, coloring, is it done in photoshop?
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