I want to share with you the result of one of my hobbies, as it is to draw. I start commenting that I am not an artist, I have not studied, nor done courses at any time, it is only what I see of the great artists, I try to copy it, always putting the touch of originality on my part. I decided to draw Milo Thatch (my favorite character, the one from the Disney movie called Atlantis), because it is a film that I really enjoy in my childhood, so I lost count the times I saw it, leaving an excellent metaphor about the importance of respecting our environment and above all our roots, a way to show how love manages to reach beyond what we think. Returning to the theme, for the realization of this drawing, I used a Mongolian type 2 pencil (which is not to draw), two white sheets, and a Nata eraser. I will try to explain in the best way how I did the drawing, step by step, the technique and procedure (according to my person). I hope you like it and support it.

Many people tend to do as a first step, the grids on the drawing sheet, because I do not usually do those grids or guides (I guess it's a mistake), but I think that my drawings work out pretty well without the use of these lines reference. For me the first step is trial and error, draw clear and erase what does not look good. So I start by making a sketch of the drawing (first hand), with clear lines to make a reference of the size of the drawing and its correct distribution on the sheet. Recommendation: draw something that you really like, because you will probably put more effort and dedication to make it look good, and try to use the right tools, so you will see your works of art better.

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Second step

Once I have the references of the drawing, whatever it is that I'm drawing, I usually start with the body, and leave my face to the end, besides, I usually start from the bottom up, which by the way, I've heard there It is a mistake because you tend to stain your drawing, this may be true, but as I said before, I am not an artist and my main objective in doing this type of activities is to enjoy them to the fullest, feeling as comfortable as possible.

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Third step

Once completing the area of ​​the torso and legs, I start with the arms, and hands. I confess that hands are one of the things that I find it hard to draw, I do not know if any other artist shares this difficulty, but I lose more time in my hands and fingers than in any other part of the body (when they are people). So I always leave them for the end, dedicating myself exclusively to them. Usually I end up invented the fingers of people hahaha (this was not the case).

Fourth step

As a fourth step, I usually draw the part of the head, hair, and its features (eyes, eyebrows, nose, ears, mouth), always taking into account the respective details, to make the greatest possible similarity with the drawing.

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Fifth step

At this stage, what I do is simply review the outer lines with the same pencil, so that they stand out a little more and shade the inside part of the drawing as a technique, to add a bit of good taste.

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And well, Sres, this is the art already finished, that's how it was, I hope you liked it.

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Finally, as usual, the traditional photo of the author (I) with his creation.

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Conclusion

Drawing made with what I said at the beginning, a pencil, eraser and two white sheets. It took me about 3 hours in total full tranquility to finish it. As a message, I want to say: never forget or leave on a secondary level to do the things you really love or like, life is too short to devote time to the vanities of this world.

To say goodbye, I would like to thank the entire Steemit community for taking a moment to read this post and the support. Thank you.