- Hey howdy hey, everyone!
I'm Stephen; I'm one of the artists
at Disney's Art of Animation Resort in Florida.
Every day of the week, you'll find me,
or another great artist,
in Disney's Art of Animation Resort lobby
teaching guests how to draw their favorite
Disney and Pixar characters.
I'm not in the lobby today, though.
I'm at Toy Story Land
at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida.
- [Riders] Woo hoo!
- We're here in Toy Story Land
because today we're going to draw Woody,
the pull-string cowboy sheriff
who debuted in "Toy Story" more than two decades ago,
and has charmed us all ever since.
In "Toy Story 4," Woody, Buzz, and all the toys
head out on a road trip with Bonnie and her family,
including an unexpected reunion
with a long lost friend, Bo Peep.
You won't believe what she's been up to.
You can check out "Toy Story 4" in theaters.
Giddy up, partner, and let's draw Woody.
The first thing we're going to do
is draw a real basic shape.
We're gonna use this shape as like a reference shape,
or like a construction shape,
in order to build our character's head.
You want to keep your lines very light and loose.
We're gonna draw the shape
about the size of an orange or an apple.
For the bottom half of Woody's face,
draw two lines that come on down,
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and angle two lines in the middle to form up his jawline,
or his chin.
Next, let's add what we call axis lines or guidelines.
These will help position the features of Woody's face
a little bit later.
So draw one that goes up and down, at a slight angle.
Again, keeping all my line work right now very light
and very loose.
From there, let's draw some horizontal guidelines.
One being a little bit less than halfway from the top
and the second being a little less than halfway
from the bottom.
From here, lets rough-in Woody's hat.
We're gonna draw a big oval that goes around
our big construction shape.
And that forms up the brim of the hat.
To complete this shape,
we're gonna add in one more curve line
that should put the hat on top of Woody's head.
See? That'll go right across his forehead.
With the construction shapes complete,
we're gonna switch pencils in order to draw
the defining line work.
For Woody's nose,
we're going to draw in a really curvy and crooked
letter 'L' shape.
So start off the vertical guideline,
curve on away,
come to a slight square
and curve back on in,
right back towards our vertical guideline.
For Woody's eyes,
we're going to draw two slightly curved lines
on our lower horizontal guideline.
A little curve line right there
and another one next to our nose.
Follow that by drawing two big ovals on top of those lines.
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These two ovals are going to go all the way up
to our upper horizontal guideline.
Inside the eyes, don't forget the iris,
which is the color part of the eye
and the pupil which is the dark part of the eye.
But if you want,
add one small circle to act as like a little
highlight mark for Woody's eyes.
Again don't forget the pupil, or the dark part of the eye.
And now let's add a little curved line
at the top for eyelids.
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For the top of Woody's mouth,
we're going to draw a really shallow 'W'.
For the bottom half of Woody's mouth,
just draw a crooked but really wide letter 'U'.
Inside of Woody's mouth we're going to drawn his teeth next.
We're not going to draw all of Woody's teeth.
Again one line down and a big curve line that comes on over.
Also to give a little bit of a hint at a tongue for Woody,
draw a curve line that comes up and over
from our vertical guideline.
To finish up the main part of the mouth,
draw a curve line for the end.
Oh and one right here for a little bit of a bottom lip.
With Woody's face mostly done,
let's start working on his head shape.
Start up here at the hat guideline,
for his forehead,
your gonna wanna curve on in and curve back on out,
to form his cheek line.
The guidelines will help you get those curves just right.
One we reach the bottom of our construction shape,
we're gonna curve on over and down to form up Woody's chin
and then curve on over for the back side of his jaw.
We're to the point now where we're gonna draw Woody's ear.
Let's start at our lower horizontal guideline,
we're going to curve on up,
on out and back on into our construction shape.
Inside Woody's ear,
we're gonna draw an upside down but really curvy letter 'Y'.
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And this little line finishes up the shape of his head.
Let's draw Woody's hair.
But first, let's draw a big curve in order for the hat
to be put on Woody's head.
I'm drawing this line a little bit lower
than my horizontal guideline.
That little line is the hair on that side of the head.
Starting at the hat,
I'm going to curve on down
and then cut over to the actual ear.
A little curve right here is his hair poking out
from his hat.
Then to finish up the hair,
we're gonna draw in two little lines to add texture.
You might of noticed, he doesn't have eyebrows.
So let's do that.
Stating from my reference line,
I'm gonna curve on up and then over.
And to thick up that eyebrow,
let's draw the same line just a little bit higher.
Again do the same thing on the right side
and again just rising up from that reference line.
And a tiny little line right there
to finish up the hair on the back of his neck.
And a cowboy's gotta have his hat.
So let's draw that next.
Building off our construction shapes,
we're going to draw in the brim of the hat.
Draw two lines that come out the sides of Woody's head.
And then a big curve line at the top
to connect both sides together.
From here, lets draw the crown of his hat.
I'm going to curve on up and kinda cut on over
just a little bit.
We're gonna keep this on back 'til about where we get to the
back side of Woody's head.
To which we're going to drop it on down
back to the brim of the hat.
And now let's add the stitching.
This will probably be one of the easier parts
to drawing Woody as the stitching is just a bunch
of really small letter 'S'.
The line works done, let's start shading.
The first thing we're going to shade is Woody's hair.
I use the side of my pencil for shading,
it is nice and even.
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Let's also shade in his eyebrows.
We'll shade in the pupils of his eyes darker.
As we shade in the mouth,
we'll do the tongue lighter than the back.
And don't forget you've got to sign your work.
And there he is, Woody from the 'Toy Story' movies.
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And don't forget your my favorite deputy.
Sketch you later.
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(grunts)
(laughs)
(car engine revving)