Howdy YouTubers and welcome back to Daring Stuff with Paul Yateman. What I'm doing here is drawing two Terminator skulls. One is facing forward and one is side on. And what is good about this video is I recorded a B-roll. As the A-roll is blurry, I have it back up. So we've put a lot more B-roll in here, like this image here, than I normally would. The initial sketch is an HB Mechanical Pencil, which I follow up with an R-line 220.2 fine liner. And then I finish things up with coping markers and a white gel pen, and I've got chapters to help you out. To begin, I draw some bounding boxes and then start with forward facing terminator skull. I was planning to draw the skull evenly, and then I got into the swing of things and I added some body parts. And once I add in the lines for the forward facing T100, I start on the side view. Side view skull is on the left, as we can see, and you just saw I stuffed up the eye originally, so I had to erase that pan, put it in where it actually is. So what's the point of using guidelines if you don't follow them? Two point. As I add in detail here, especially for the nose, the detail is implied, and you'll know I'm a big fan of implying detail and letting the viewer's brain fill in the nitty gritty. At the whole point, I've just drawn it not to be fair or accurate, although that's fine if you want to do that. So I don't need shading into my sketch with pencil, but you can see I'm doing that with the line art, sort of heading grit to the drawing as well. And that's one reason why I left in the grey light after I did the line art, but I don't want to erase it. So that's the eyebrow feel of dirtiness which I'm going for. Here, inking the grey light pencil and then adding depth and shading to the image. All with the point two. Now that's done, let's move on to some coloring in. So I chose my warm grey Copic. This adds a brownish hue to the drawing and supports the dirty look that I was going for. And despite swatching my art line 220 and it's supposedly not being smudge by Malva Hot Markers, which is the only double check. Today, I saw quite a bit of smudging. It doesn't really matter, at least today, because it's as dirty as the dirty water and look with the terminators. And as I color, I go darker with my warm grey until I'm happy with the look. And for the teeth, he may have seen I just put a single yellow line for each of the skulls. And that was all I needed. So I finished up with the W7 marker and then added a thick outline to the terminators for the elements that are in front of the others. And I could have probably left things there, but I decided to add a bright blue background with some flashes of the dirty look. So a bit of a mistake. To complement the background, I added some light blue reflections to the terminators and then I finished things up with white gel pen highlighting various things and fixing the skulls. So I finished up with a final image, scanned in. And here's the photomipulation afterwards. So the flame there is just a little flame image I have. Just multiply, paste it into the image and rotate it a few times. And that's it. Yeah, so if you found this interesting, informative, entertaining, you got some ideas for your own sketchbook or you want to have a go during terminator, let me know. And yes, subscribe, like and share. Until next time, you'll be watching drawing stuff with me. Pooyayman, ciao.