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Page 1 Mr. Cole’s Guide to Drawing... Tim Burton’s - ‘Maudeline Everglot’ Part 1: Pencilling & Inking Neil Cole : November 2019 4: Adding ears and hair….and more shading detailI have applied shadow especially to the left side of the face. Look at how Ive left unshaded highlights…. 5: INKING. Start to go over your key lines with fine-liner. Look carefully to see which lines I have chosen to ink in and those that I leave alone! The eye- brows, parts of the eye-sockets and inside of the mouth are all hard black. 2: Building up the facial features. This characters face has a permanent sneer’...make sure you get the down turned mouth and classic wicked witchnose! 1: Using an HB. Sketching the basic head shape. Draw construction lines to help you keep things symmetrical and balanced. Press lightly! This character has a VERY long facejust copy the outline carefully! 3: Continuing to build up the face. Adding strong eyebrows and shadows to the nose and around the eyes. Don t press to hard we will go over some of these shadows with coloured pencil later. Carefully shade in the mouth...

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Tim Burton’s - ‘Maudeline Everglot’ — Part 1: Pencilling & Inking

Neil Cole : November 2019

4: Adding ears and hair….and more shading detail… I have applied shadow especially to the left side of the face. Look at how I’ve left unshaded highlights….

5: INKING. Start to go over your key lines with fine-liner. Look carefully to see which lines I have chosen to ink in and those that I leave alone! The eye-brows, parts of the eye-sockets and inside of the mouth are all hard black.

2: Building up the facial features. This character’s face has a permanent ‘sneer’...make sure you get the down turned mouth and classic ‘wicked witch’ nose!

1: Using an HB. Sketching the basic head shape. Draw construction lines to help you keep things symmetrical and balanced. Press lightly! This character has a VERY long face… just copy the outline carefully!

3: Continuing to build up the face. Adding strong eyebrows and shadows to the nose and around the eyes. Don ’t press to hard we will go over some of these shadows with coloured pencil later. Carefully shade in the mouth...

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Neil Cole : November 2019

1: Completed inking.

Mr. Cole’s Guide to Drawing

Tim Burton’s - ‘Maudeline Everglot’ — Part 2: Inking & Colouring

2: Cover all your HB shadow with cream coloured pencil. Graduate edges.

3: Cover all your HB shadow with dark blue coloured pencil. Graduate edges.

4: I have now gone over the shadows again with the cream pencil to blend in the blue some more!

5: Cover all your HB shadow with the black coloured pencil. Graduate edges.

6: Now cover all your HB shadow with a light blue coloured pencil. Graduate edges.

7: Lightly go round the edges of the eye-balls first with your light blue and then with your black… graduate your edges carefully!

8: Final darkening down with black in the darkest areas...around the eyes, nose and bottom of the chin….pressing very firmly with the pencil.

9: My finished drawing… I’ve just added some blue and black shading into the hair.