How to Draw Consistent Characters! - Make stylized characters look the same from drawing to drawing

[@timboliddiard]

As someone who did not go to art school, I found this very useful. Thank you 😊

[@EL_Newman]

I've been waiting 10 years for this video😂😄

[@bluejay43]

the way you almost sketch out everything in one line is mesmerizing to watch. I can see what area your going to work on next just by how your pencil floats through the sketch.

[@gonfus1]

Awesome class, very clear! Thanks for sharing all this videos, I watched a few others already. Your art style is very inspiring! Cheers from Argentina

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Thanks Gonfus!! I'm glad these are helping out!

[@momo-xh3bm]

OMG!❤❤❤This is absolutely adorable . Really love this edition of illustration and comics book. The colour tone and the style really cool!

[@lucasmontagne103]

Great lesson, thanks Tim!

[@Buddhabellie]

Here I am! So glad you did this video........

[@samsil187]

This was a great video. I am currently working on refining my skills for drawing my character in different poses. You offered some great points on structure and proportion. Thank you for the tips and guidance! 🍉 New Mexico

[@jetasokoli2670]

Great video! Just wanted to ask if you have a video explaining how to keep your characters looking consitent with characters that are a bit more complicated. Since Pinocchio is a more simplified character without a jaw or eye sockets and other details of that sort, becuase those tend to be the details i dont quite understand how to draw in different perspectives and angles.

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Yeah great idea! I need to do a video on that for sure. There are actually a few insights that I think are really useful. Let me add it to the list. Thanks, I really appreciate the suggestion.

[@cloroxart]

Wow your art is so inspiring! Thank you for the vid

[@KidOmega-iv4tp]

Thanks for such great content as usual, Tim!

[@MyavilwaVema-hc1jn]

Because I've been motivated to learn more

[@JAMESCC88]

great video! I think i'll try that exercise of filling a scene with the same character to get comfortable. Do you have any tips for recreating a human character's likeness from different angles?

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Hey Jim, I think getting the likeness from different angles is about getting the structure right... so just basic drawing... but also understanding how your character works and how to create a character that is easily recognisable from different angles. This is often why classic iconic characters have such key elements that distinguish them... it makes it easier to make them look the same from panel to panel.

[@Peepeekachu]

that is the biggest hurdle for me at the moment starting drawing again. i can not for the life of me cant make the 2nd panel of the character look the same. unless i make him bald. thank you for this video. looking forward to your future video.

[@theepictheory2219]

I was wondering if you have any videos on drawing body parts in perspective because, I imagine characters in a box when I draw a character standing up, straight. Now when I make a pose more dynamic I get tripped up because I know every body part or anything has its own perspective… this is the wall I ran into…. I know this video came out a year ago but I’m happy I found your channel :)

[@Markerton]

Спасибо

[@cocobeebunnied7371]

Thank you, I hope this helps. I love character design but They only look like the same character because of accessories/colors/clothes/ect

[@orbismworldbuilding8428]

Where was this vid forever ago? Thank you

[@falcongreens2570]

Great

[@ghost_t.t.s3380]

where can i get that pinocchio book ?

[@eprohoda]

Tim- so amazing ~see u arround-📽

[@TheDrawingCodex]

Thanks!

[@volticfamily2881]

thank uuuuuuuuuuu

[@MyavilwaVema-hc1jn]

How can I contact you??

[@minseokwon6484]

1:22 oh man

[@TheDrawingCodex]

I know! Rookie mistake :( Tricky to edit once uploaded. Apologies!

[@ellahurn2990]

And again

[@ellahurn2990]

Try not saying end again every ten seconds I couldn’t even finish the video ur so repetitive

[@ellahurn2990]

And again