How to Draw the Body of SpongeBob SquarePants

Video Transcript

"CRAIG BROWDER: So basically, we'll do how we always sketch. We'll sketch lightly or whatever. And you gotta realize that SpongeBob was kind of--that he is a square and he is a perspective drawing but at the same time he's--they're skewing it. So you have to remember--like I said, I showed you in some of the earlier ones that you can draw in perspective but the same time like you--if you know how to, if you understand the concept of perspective and that's when you can break it. And so--and now I just kind of drawing just a random box and we'll this is SpongeBob's side here. So that's--we'll say that's the side and then we'll draw, let's start with the bottom. We'll, we won't worry about making a sidelines yet, we'll just have to take it as it comes one at a time. And lot of stuff might take practice because some of the stuff isn't exactly like--you notice we're not using the ruler this time so this is sort of new. So basically that's--so, I've kind of skewed the box a bit, you can draw it through if you wanted to. But basically I'm just kind of free handing it, there's no right way, so. It will look that way. So right now we've got your basic box but it got all skewed. It's all gone crazy like how SpongeBob--well maybe he's jumped to the air or whatever. So maybe we set--we have to decide what he's going to be doing. Is his eyes going to be open? What he's going to be--clothes or with happy face and smile face."