Sure! First, let’s look at different kinds of curly hair. Lucky for us, there’s a whole chart for that kinda stuff. Curly hair can range from slightly wavy to the most scrunchy of curls. >
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(Source: https://bouncecurl.com/blogs/news/what-type-of-curly-hair-do-you-have_
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(Source: https://www.naturalcurlsclub.com/blogs/curls/what-is-my-curl-type)
Here’s how I would approach painting curly hair. As with all hair, I recommend you block out the basic shape, so you know how the hair is being layered. Since curly hair is so voluminous, I then block out the light and shadow, treating it like a 3D object. Then, I add the detail of the individual curls. Variety of big and thin curls will give you a more natural look, and not like a uniform doll.
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I hope this was helpful! Here are some more tutorials on how to draw hair:
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