Okay, guys, we're back. And we've got a pretty cool monster, you're gonna see that as we're going through all of these monster units, they get just a little bit more and more difficult, right? Some of the first ones were just like one simple shape, or rectangle or sphere or something like that. And then we started to get into ones with a few different rectangles or a few different spheres, right? So don't worry if you're feeling it's getting harder. You're supposed to be feeling it's getting harder.

This next guy, he's a little bit tough. He is monster number six. I got a name for him. Oh, you do? Yeah. Oh, what's the name?

Julius cheeser. Okay. Oh, I prefer monster number six, but okay. Julius Caesar. Okay, so what's the basic foundation of Julius here? Right?

Like, what's what's going on with him? Well, let's take a look. We've got one circle. That's his main head. Okay. And you can draw along, you know, draw over the sketch a little bit, just lightly.

We've got another circle. That's kind of the cheek, another circle that's kind of the cheek, and then kind of this oval down below. That's his body. Mm hmm. Not easy, right? We've got a bunch of weird circles and ovals going on.

But let's see if we could bring it to the side and break it down a little bit more. We've got one circle, kind of an oval shape. Actually, it looks more like an eight lm doing it. That's his main head. Right? We've got a cheek here.

And a cheek here. Huh? Not bad so far. We've got an Another oval or egg shape that kind of comes down below, right? And this is looking really confusing, but you know what? It kind of makes sense, right?

If we look back and forth, we can see, okay, where are things supposed to go now? How can we do it? Right? Well, how are we going to do this? His head is here, right? So why don't we start with that, we'll go over and draw his head in first.

Okay. Then we're going to draw this cheek coming in this side, and this cheek coming off the other side. We've also got this kind of muzzle thing that's coming off the bottom here. Okay, and then it comes in, inside and loops into an eye in the cheek, it comes inside and loops into another eye. Gotta do this. I too small So I'm going to come in and just kind of adjust a little bit.

Okay, so I've got a weird cheek weird cheek and then this muzzle thing. You know what? I'm not loving the my muzzle thing. How's yours looking? Really bad? Yeah, I'm gonna redraw it.

I'm gonna make it a little bit bigger or make it a little bit bigger. Okay. Okay, now Honestly, it looks like a pod person. So far, it's really ugly looking. Even if I draw on the eyes. It's not going to help matter as much, right?

Because right now, this is weird. It just looks like this big nose is hanging here. So how do we change it? We're going to draw kind of a dog's nose in here that looks almost like a shield. Okay, got a little Nasir on this side, a little nostril on that side. And then the mouth comes off from the middle mouth comes off from the middle.

There we go. That makes more sense the teeth, right. You can even put little whisker marks in here if you want or something good. And now it's starting to make More senses as a bit of a muzzle for an animal, right? We've got eyebrows up top, squiggly little eyebrows, you can make them angry if you want. Whatever your eyebrows seem to carry a lot of emotion to them, right.

Okay. Now, where do we want to head next? The hair? Yeah, okay, I didn't do it a little tough to hear you can put a little tuft of hair sticking out there, right. Okay. Then from about somewhere up on the head here, you're gonna have two straight lines coming straight up.

Cool. Then bring it down and bring it down. And those are going to be as yours. You can clean it up a little bit if you over over went over some lines there or something like that, right? So the ear just like our your lobe is going to have kind of a lobe section. That gives it its stability as it goes up into the section of the year right so it's going to come off the head can come on Give that the stability that needs it to be able to hold up like that right?

Then you can kind of draw tufts of hair or something like that that are coming from inside here. And then you know, the low. The big hanging parts are actually this section here, right. Okay. Next up, I say draw the, the legs, the front legs coming in. So what I'm going to do is draw kind of two big not rectangles, but kind of almost cylinder rectangles coming down.

Want this little bit more rounded at the bottom? And then as you can see a little belly here. Yeah. Okay. Are you doing joy? I'm still stuck on the ears.

No, that's okay. It takes a little bit time. Just make sure that you have the, like I said that kind of thick part that holds the year up there, right. As if it's like your year, the top of the year loves They're coming. So going down to the legs, you can put little claws on it because he is a monster, right. And then coming off this side, put some tape of bottom of his other foot here, right.

You can make them bigger or smaller depending on how much his body is going to be coming up as we follow that, that original circle and then his legs can look like they're coming from behind here or something right on the bottom of the foot. You could put little foot pads depending on how you want to draw them and then put bigger claws as if they're, you know, these are coming off the foot right so they're, they're bigger the back foot, so they're going to be bigger than that front foot. There we go. He's looking kind of wonky because we've got all the Weird lines construction lines going through. But you can also add in these kind of scales type of thing. You know, if you want to add fiber, you can add fiber or something like that, like just these little hatching of lines.

The original one that I did, it was more kind of rough and scaly and stuff, right? But you can add little ticks for fur and stuff. You know, if you want them to be a furry guy. How you doing on your spit. Hey, that looks angry. Oh, he does too.

He's feral. He's a feral. And then what do I say go in and let's do that halo effect all the way around. darken that outside line. See how it looks? And, you know, it's funny because you're gonna be looking at you're gonna be like, Oh, my monster isn't perfect.

It doesn't look exactly like it's supposed to. Actually you know what, so long as the monster is kind of following the country. instruction of what we laid out already. I think you've got it perfect. Because we're just kind of creating monsters here, right? We're learning how to draw them using basic shapes.

But a lot of this is your own creativity, the own vision you have of what this little monster should look like. Right? So don't worry if yours is a little fatter, a little skinnier, well angrier, a little angrier. Right? Yeah. Just try to follow those basic shapes and see where it takes you.

You know, and if you don't like it the first time you go through it, don't worry about it. It's okay. Um, you know, sometimes I can think of how many times I've drawn something. I'm like, I didn't like that first attempt, or the second attempt, or the 10th. But it's the 11th. Right?

All of a sudden, boom, it'll hit right. Are you happy with your what's his name again? Julius Caesar. teaser, right. Are you happy? happy with your Julius Caesar.

Yes, well, good enough. Then we're done. So I hope you are happy with your monster number six, Julius cheeser. And if not, keep practicing