I drew this pencil sketch trying to draw a girl. It kinda morphed into this man...haha.
I used a paper towel to blend the pencil.

Chibi Winged Boy Blushing

Hey, Friends!

I drew this Chibi winged-boy when I was trying to draw a simple boy in a school uniform but it turned out like this. How about some tips? 

     Tip #01:  Start with simple shapes such as ovals, squares, and triangles.

     Tip#02:  Sketch in the details and go over them later on with a darker color.

     Tip#03: Use shading. Shading can be your best friend when it comes to drawing. I use a *stump. 

* A stump is a rolled-up tube of cardboard or paper you could probably get at a craft store. I got mine from my art teacher. Rub it against what you want to blend or shade.

Here's the link to my video tutorial: Chibi winged-boy. 

   

Anime boy in blended pastels

During some free time at school

Ahhh, art class, my favorite subject in school. I had "free-time" because I had already finished the assignment and helped organize supplies for my teacher. Hmmm, what to do, what to do...

"Alas, we meet again Pastels," I said to myself as I picked up a box of chalky mess disguised as sticks. I began to draw scraggly lines that started to look like hair. Then, I thought,  "Why not? Give it a try!" I colored it in black and blended it with my finger. I sketched out his neck and face in some color that resembled yellow mixed with beige. Then I outlined, shaded and did some more blending (of course). I like blending. And there we had it! 

Many of my classmates tried bidding on it and I was flattered but I wanted to bring it home instead. (Well, the highest they bid was a dollar, anyway!).