How To Draw Freddy Fazbear Full Body

Step 24.

A few details before going into hyper detail: The mechanical joint at the base of the ear can be drawn with small boxy shapes. The bowtie is filled in black, in a similar fashion to the hair. Leave highlights to create wrinkles in the fabric. It's like reverse-drawing in a way. Next add some shadows areas to the hand and fingers, the inside of the lower arm, and the inside of the legs. Let's go ahead and add a bit of shadow below the jaw as well. We don't want the drawing to flatten out when we start adding dust and scratches. That can happen. Add too many little details, and everything just starts to look flat and unappealing. Using bold shadows helps to reinforce your main shapes with with a lot of added detail. Speaking of which, we have two types of texture detail going on here: First we have the obvious tiny dash marks, drawn from the outer edges of each shape inward to create a rough appearance. Second, we have the long, bold lines that travel down the length of the arms to create a sort of puckered look... like deep wrinkles cut into the material of the arms. Some very thin curves can help define the teeth and add extra detail here and there. One important curve is above the eyebrows. It's a very thin line that kind of outlines the face and gives the head a bit more shape. Some more thin lines help define the cheek and give the face more dimension. It's ok to keep adding more and more detail, but remember to get thinner and lighter as you go along. Otherwise it'll turn into a mess.