HOW DO U DRAW TEETH!?

[I_AM_CANADIAN]

i have a really hard time,and i'de appreciate if someone could help me

just take your time and draw what you see. when you have all the teeth drawn in remember that the teeth on the sides are going back into the skull and make sure you shade them. Don't leave them white or it will look wierd. I don't really know what to tell you other than that. Oh, don't draw in the lines too dark, make them very, very light.

[irritated]

I couldn't figure out why teeth looked so awkward until I realized I drew the lines too dark. Just draw them, and take an eraser and lighten the lines until you can just barely tell them apart.

[Sg]

Spend a LOT of time on the proportions look often on your reference and allso watch the grayscale on the teeths, the teeths are allmost never white on a photo made grayscale. Shade them with h pencils and make the toothflesh darker with b pencils in common.

Remember. Proportions are essential.

[Zindy]

I always find the teeth very hard as well. If you shade them too much it will easily look like ‘horse teeth’ and very unrealistic. I try to draw the lines between the teeth as faintly as possible. Sometimes you need to shade them less than shown on the photo you drawn from in order for it to look good, at least that’s what I have experienced.

[roxXxy^l0ve]

I never have probs with drawing teeth.. But I really dont know how to tell you what I do when I draw them, a teeth-tutorial is on my to-do-list, You will see it when its done..

[Sg]

I shade the teeths with h pencils and the toothflesh with softer ones. THe proportions is helped with gridding.

[sagittarius_cutie]

yea. the best thing to do is jst keep trying, sometimes it comes naturally, sometimes it doesnt. but whatever you do, just start them off light as in all likely hood you will probably have to rub thek out a few times. a good rubber is essential.