Welcome, Pokémon artists! Today we dive into the world of Noivern, a Flying/Dragon-type Pokémon known for its intimidating yet majestic appearance. Introduced in Generation VI, this dragon-like creature is a fascinating subject for all sketch enthusiasts. Grab your pencil, because we’re about to bring this nocturnal creature to life!
Deciphering Noivern: Key Features to Sketch
Noivern, with its large, bat-like silhouette and draconian traits, poses a delightful challenge to sketch. Its primary characteristics are:
- Large, black and purple wings tipped with claw-like protrusions.
- Green, thin flaps of skin connecting the body to its wings.
- A fluffy, white collar of fur encircling its neck.
- Piercing yellow eyes and a black, pointed mouth.
- Large, rounded ears resembling loudspeakers with green insides.
Feel free to add other Pokémon to your artwork for a dynamic composition. The fearsome Dragonite or the electric-type Pikachu would make excellent companions. Both are different yet intriguing subjects that can complement Noivern’s majestic appearance.
Understanding the Drawing Guide
Our guide follows a specific color coding system. Here’s what each color means:
Red Color: Represents the current step you should be focusing on.
Black Color: Showcases the lines you’ve previously drawn.
Grey Color: Illustrates the basic sketch you’ve initially laid out.
The guide has a total of 31 steps, with the first three devoted to creating a proportionate, basic sketch. Use light strokes initially; we’re just establishing the structure here. In the final step, you can ink your sketch. Remember to let the ink dry before gently erasing the pencil lines. This prevents smudging and keeps your artwork crisp and clean.
FAQs about Drawing Noivern
- What should I focus on when sketching Noivern?
- Focus on Noivern’s distinct features such as its large wings, its speaker-like ears, and its collar of fur. Understanding these key elements will help you draw Noivern accurately.
- Why do we ink the sketch?
- Inking enhances your drawing, making it appear bold and sharp. It adds depth and brings your drawing to life, providing a professional finish.
- Why should I wait for the ink to dry before erasing the pencil sketch?
- Waiting for the ink to dry prevents smudging which could distort or ruin your sketch. Patience is crucial for a clean, professional look.
Conclusion: Your Masterpiece Awaits
Thank you for joining me on this journey to draw Noivern. Remember, practice is key in mastering any art form. Be patient and continue to nurture your skills. And of course, don’t forget to have fun while you’re at it!
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Thanks for this tutorial! Could you try to draw shinx?
Sure! You will find Shinx and Neonight on the upcoming update on the next weekend. The previously suggested sketches were posted today. Please check them out 🙂
Could you do an orgin from Palkia?
Or a Kyurem ?
Ok thx! Keep up the good work!