It seems that demon drawings are always very popular. Throughout the ages, people respected, feared, and hated these boogeymen at the same time.
They appear on historical paintings inside the church’s ceilings or frescoes on walls.
Demons represent a huge part of religious culture.
In the past demons were created to frighten people and keep them under control.
If that was a successful strategy I don’t know.
But that is another story.
I was wondering what kind of demon to draw for this page if there are so many. How many?
As many as any culture can create or imagine.
This one is really historical. I have no idea how old this sculpture is. I found it as a decoration on the entrance gate of a historical building in Europe.
You are going to love this!
Virtually any weird-looking creature can be a potential demon. You see, themes of drawing a demon are really unlimited.
Also, whether the demon looks scary or rather funny, it all depends on what culture were you raised in. So I hope you’ll like this one.
Let’s jump right in. Sketch a rough body outline contour. It is OK if you do not match it perfectly on the first trial.
Avoid using an eraser if possible and just draw new pencil lines over the previous ones.
Outline the ears, the eyes, and the nose, as you see in the sketch above.
Demons often resemble humans. Do not be very surprised or astonished if a demon has human features. Humans created them, didn’t they?
You need not mind so much about keeping the absolute resemblance while you draw.
You can develop new ideas while drawing. If you do, I would love to see them.
Mark out the mouth and the hands wrapped around the demon’s legs. Ears are almost half the size of a demon’s head.
Now you can start to concentrate more on details like the area around the eye and fingers.
Demons are often painted with hooves and tails. This one does not have any tail but has hooves.
Begin work out the details on the head and the face.
You can copy exactly this drawing but it is good if you use your fantasy too. Don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s only drawing ;-)
Continue shading the body. If possible do it with short pencil strokes. Something similar as in the above picture.
When you finished shading the body with short pencil strokes your demon drawing should look something like this.
I recommend short pencil strokes because they pretend to look like fur. Do the final shading touch and your demon drawing is ready.
Enjoy the collection of personal galleries below.
Observing others’ artwork is always inspiring and might spark new ideas for your own creations.
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The following Theme Based Galleries are a collection of selected drawings from various authors based on a certain theme. I would like you to get as much inspiration as possible for your own drawings.
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