Draw An Egyptian Mummy

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Built by drawfantasy on Friday, September 30th, 2011

Egyptian Mummies are great to try and draw and to start off with you can sketch them like you would with any undead figure drawing, the skinnier, the better so that you can show off the bones and the skull like features together with the rotten bandages of the mummifying process used to preserve the bodies of the kings or who ever has been mummifyed. In the following collection of video drawing tutorials you can learn how to put together a possible Mummy drawing or design from initialdraft sketch to the complete inked drawing.

Draft drawing a Egyptian Mummy - This is the first video in which the rough draft sketch of a possible Mummy drawing could be created and as stated in previous drawing tutorials, the sketching process is as important for coming up with the whole layout of your intended artworks so that the art can be built upon and developed as you go along. Watch the first video Draft Sketching The Egyptian Mummy

Inking The Mummy Pencil Drawing – Inking the original pencil drawing is always about advancing the drawing or design and making your design permanent with solid ink line art that can be easily colored later on with paints, pens or pastels or even colored digitally using computer art software. You can use all sorts of ink pens available like Sharpies, fine line ink pens or cheap gel ink pens or even black biros are good to use and not ruling out brushes for inking. Watch the second video Inking Egyptian Mummy Drawing

For a more closer look at drawing a Mummy head I created two more videos on drawing a quite detailed head and inking it too. You can see that both the drawing videos expand upon the idea of drawing a Mummies head by adding in Vampire teeth and extra details such as rotten wrinkly skin. Watch video one – Drawing A Mummy Head and video two – Inking A Mummy Head

Learn to draw fantasy art on Wayne Tully’s website – How To Draw Fantasy Art