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Figure Drawing is another aspect any upcoming artist needs to take serious. You don't necessarily need to get the face but the goal is to get the figure, express and posture of your object or model. 

I will be showing a step by step guide on how to create one using these two brother. I tried to depicts their faces here rather than blurring it. It is obvious they both are in a good mood. 

* Step 1

You can start with a simple outline. 
Find a brush or pen that gives light ink...
Notice I added a the eye line, nose line as well as the ear and mouth lines for my models
![Screenshot_20220817-144540_Autodesk SketchBook.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmafsuYEZ9yZyn2irnytciTCdnK3sTUvhGrDw2dtvCsrMc/Screenshot_20220817-144540_Autodesk%20SketchBook.jpg)

* Step 2

Make your adjustments and add the facial features if you wish. Or just blur the face. It all depends on what you want to achieve or how you feel. Remember to work with your proportion. Following the lines in my first steps, I sketched out their sense organs.
![Screenshot_20220817-151356_Autodesk SketchBook.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmNQXAWfERBu571mZc1CnNJxKztBjFojc5mSXXWcJyLyU6/Screenshot_20220817-151356_Autodesk%20SketchBook.jpg)

* Step 3

After being certified with the features, you can now start shading. I usually start mine from top left then move to the right and come down. Ensure you use a robust and thicker brush for this 
![Screenshot_20220817-153647_Autodesk SketchBook.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmWt2zWCoguXE7Dr1trZfpamXkTuf4PoNEVifXiFvowaHi/Screenshot_20220817-153647_Autodesk%20SketchBook.jpg)

* Step 4

I first worked on the elder one's face, then to the younger one before moving back to the right and worked on the first one's shirt. 
![Screenshot_20220817-160808_Autodesk SketchBook.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmQ2wJGnzNrfUwZZr6nDRgfgDs1vKnU5XPuddJpHr3HNEK/Screenshot_20220817-160808_Autodesk%20SketchBook.jpg)

* Step 5

After that, you can now add shadows and darker tones to the work using a blured brush/pen. This will give it a base thereby making it balance. 
![Screenshot_20220817-162144_Autodesk SketchBook.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmRwbvApvhnWrfKKU9n6uZdPX8vfW6iKWmxec2dGVtbGm4/Screenshot_20220817-162144_Autodesk%20SketchBook.jpg)

Observe the previous step and this one. Did you notice any change? Let me know what you think.

Thank you.