What's good everybody welcome back to Cadillac cartoons and today I'm going to show you how to draw and color denim Now first off, I'm going to show you how to draw all the details of a denim shorts here And then I'm going to get into the coloring and add more details to denim and later on I'll show you guys what colors I used to color denim pants because there's many colors I used to color anything denim but first I'm going to show you how to draw it But the first thing we're going to draw is the belt loop So that's like this almost the same shape as this point here And then right there where the center line is you're not going to I didn't draw it in here I did that on purpose but it's going to be right around here Just look for the belly button is that's why I drew that there I guess And now we're going to draw the fly so that's going to be kind of surrounding the button sort of like this And now looking at the side we're going to draw the rivets in here And then I'm just going to draw the belt loops in place I'll just put them here and there but I don't want to make them too close to the button Or the fasteners put it that way and then for the jean shorts I like to have Sort of uh They're kind of being rolled up so I'll try to make it look like that Just have a little line that's the same shape as this one here the same thing over here And then a pocket Just have two lines or you can make it one it doesn't matter And yeah, that's how you draw a denim Okay, now I'm going to show you how to color denim there's lots of different colors that I used to color denim And I'll show you at the end of the video But for now I'm just going to use like a very pale blue. I'm using b 93 so I'm just going to use the chisel tip Get a very flat color in the only things on the jeans that I'm not going to color are the button and these two like under wraps right here If that made sense Because those are like the underneath the jeans if you wear them inside out it's kind of lighter So we're going to use a lighter color for that And see how it's looking very blue so now that we got it all colored we don't have to really worry about the marker streaks in it We could leave it like that just indicate that there is some texture within the jeans But you can smooth in these strokes if you want but you don't really have to But um now for these uh under parts of the jeans I'm going to use b 91 Because it's a little lighter blue Because if you wear it if you look in if you look inside the jeans if you or if you wear it like inside out The inside parts of the jeans are kind of lighter the way I'm drawing you're kind of seeing that these are the same color But probably when this marker gains dries you'll be able to see Or perhaps actually use a dark color for here, but it doesn't really matter here Okay, so now I'm going to grab some colored pencils and just go around some black color I'm using prismacolor colored pencils And I'm just going to go around the light with the light pencil So it's uh adding a layer of colored pencils so it'd be easy to apply the other ones And here's my midtone And honestly when you're going with your midtone You can go around the entire thing like I just did with the other pencil Or Any other pencil that you want to indicate that there is some texture You could either do that or leave it like the marker strokes that I've mentioned earlier And Am I adding this color pencil it kind of makes the initial color of the jeans a little bit darker And then I'm just going to go in with my darkest color and just add a little bit of shading So Before I end the video, I just want to show you guys the coping colors that I use for colored denim and here they are So I use the B90s a lot B34 and B45 are sort of similar to B95 So any one of those three colors would work But if B95 were not an inked and I have like a plan B or plan C I use C7 and C9 for a dark gray or black I don't want to necessarily use black to color in like black jeans But C9 is sort of like a black or C10 either one But I don't want to go to like a pitch black And if I'm doing khakis I like to use E31 E33 or E43 One of those colors would work But E33 is more of a brownish color so I want to go to like a wheat brown and I can use that one And YG95 I actually like to use that for like a camo Or like an olive green color for jeans and that's pretty much it If I'm doing like a camouflage pattern for like jeans and I'll go with that But yeah, these are the colors that I use for coloring jeans So if you did like my video and you found it useful give it a like and a comment Subscribe if you have it and tap notification bell so you never miss an upload And I'll see you guys in my next video Definitely like pancake