Drawing teeth and be really tricky and a lot of beginners struggle with this.
Many make the lines between the teeth too dark which just ends up making them look really weird.
Also, another common mistake is to leave the teeth white, without shading it in.
Turns out, if you want to make your teeth look white and shinny, you NEED to shade them in.
This video will show you how to draw teeth the right way.
Once again, here’s the photo reference we’ll be working with:
Drawing Teeth That Shine
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this is a great help how can someone say teeth and gums are the same in your drawing they most definitely are not jealousy me thinks
I wish you would tell us what kind of paper you are using, what kind of pencil and what size lead. Also, I think that teeth are one of the most difficult things to draw and make look real. Most of the time people make them look like a picket fence.
So helpful! Thanks so much. Been looking for something like this to help me draw for such a long time. Wonderful!
the teeth and gums are flat same shade