How to Draw BARLEY LIGHTFOOT - from Disney Pixar's ONWARD
Channel: DramaticParrot
Date: 2020-03-24

In this video I teach you how to draw Disney, Pixar's new hero, Barley Lightfoot from ONWARD! This is Chris Pratt's  awesome character that he voiced!  Totally reminds me of Andy Dwyer from "Parks and Rec." I can already tell that he's my favorite!

I tried to find the best pose that was the easiest to draw of Barley. There was no way I was drawing all his jean jacket patches, hahahah! 

Since a lot of us are stuck at home with a lot of free time and Disney, Pixar was super nice to release this movie digitally for all of us to buy and watch early, it  only seemed like a good idea to draw these two brothers! This looks like such an awesome adventure movie full of brother love! 

If you haven't seen it yet, you can draw Ian, Barley's brother along with Barley! I hope you enjoy these two tutorials! Here is the link: https://youtu.be/UuYW4p_h12Y

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