Draw a flower in her hair, and then add some more detailing to the face and hair. Draw the arms, hand, and breast just like the way you see them drawn for you here.
STEP 5. Sketch out her hips and waist, and then draw the rest of her arm, and hand. After that you can sketch out the navel hole, and some of the cloth that is wrapped around her hips. STEP 6. Sketch out the cloth that covers her area, and then draw out the shape of her toned thighs.
After that is done you can add some detailing to the fabric and legs. Mature Content. Artist: Dawn Date Added: April 26, Steps: 8 Favorited: 1 view Views: 0 in last hour, 5 in last day, 35 in last week, total Comments: 0 Tags: Description: There is so many things that I can draw, but I sometimes find myself wanting to complete things I never finish once in a while.
About four days ago I drew a Greek Goddess live, and everyone seemed to like the drawing. I didn't submit it yet because I had to tweak it a little bit, and fix some eras that the sketch had.
She is one of the more popular of all the gods and goddess from myth. I told her that this is the myth, no matter how insanely strange it may be. Oh, you want to know what I said? Okay, sure. As some may know Aphrodite is the Greek Goddess of love, beauty, and sexual rapture. This is why she is almost always seem with no clothes on, and being admired by men and women alike as they surround her very presence in Greek art.
Now, let's get down to her story. In Greek myth, Aphrodite was born when Uranus has his testicles cut off by his son Cronus. Once he castrated his father, he took them, and threw the genitals in the ocean.
Soon after, the cut genitalia began to foam up and churn inside of the water. Some believe that she is the daughter of Zeus and Dione. In all I liked the way she came out looking. I tried to draw her in a familiar pose so that the viewers know the female is supposed to be a Greek Goddess. The lesson is simple enough, but novice artist may struggle a bit. Step 7 Work on the whole figure, adding more details.
Detail the shapes of her eyes. Step 8 Contour, trying to vary the thickness and darkness of the line. Fantasy creatures. How to draw Venus, How to draw Venus the Goddess. Original image credit:. The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli. Related drawing tutorials. How to draw Athena Greek goddess. How to draw a realistic dragon. How to draw a Christmas elf. Aphrodite is associated with a number of symbolic objects, among them roses and birds such as the dove , the swan , and the sparrow.
She was married to Hephaestus, a god of fire and blacksmiths. Her feud with Athena was said to have played a role in the Trojan War. Would you like to draw a cartoon of the beautiful Aphrodite? All you will need is a pen, pencil, or marker, and this step-by-step cartoon drawing tutorial. You'll use simple lines and shapes to complete a cartoon portrait! If you liked this tutorial, see also the following drawing guides: Zeus , Athena , and Poseidon. Begin by drawing Aphrodite's eyes. Use overlapping curved lines to enclose the irregular rounded shape of the eyes.
Shade a circle within each to indicate the pupils. Use curved lines to contour the eyelids above each eye and the shape of the nose.
Use long curved lines to outline Aphrodite's hair, ear, cheeks, and chin. Notice that the lock of hair consists of two wavy, roughly parallel lines that meet at a point. Then, draw her lips. Start with a curved line, with tiny curved lines on each end. Then, draw a curved line below it and a rounded "M" shaped line above it. Use curved lines to sketch the eyebrows and additional hair. Notice the double wavy lines that form a lock of hair, and the rounded "M" shaped line on the top of the head.
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