Observe and study: Before you start drawing ears, carefully observe and study the real ears. Pay attention to its shape, curves, details and shadows.
Outline: Use a soft pencil or charcoal pen to draw the overall outline of the ear on paper. According to the shape you observe, outline the auricle and earlobe as accurately as possible.
Focus on the main features: the main features of the ear are auricle, helix and ear hole. Through careful observation, these main features are expressed in a more accurate way. Pay attention to their positions, shapes and proportions.
Add details: gradually add more details on the basis of the contour line. Draw wrinkles, textures and bumps on the ears. Pay attention to the smooth transition between parts and the relationship between light and shade.
Shadow treatment: the shadow of the ear is the key to increase the three-dimensional sense and depth. Observe the shadow area in the ear and gently add shadows with pencils or charcoal pens of different hardness. Pay attention to the direction and angle of the light source to determine the position of the shadow.
Pay attention to subtle changes: the shape and details of ears will vary from person to person, so pay attention to subtle differences when drawing ears. Observe the ear you want to describe and try to capture its uniqueness.
Constantly revise and adjust: sketch is a process of gradual establishment. In the process of painting, don't be afraid of mistakes or dissatisfaction. With your practice and experience, you will find that you can express the shape and details of your ears more accurately.
The most important thing is to keep practicing and observe the real thing. By trying and thinking many times, you will gradually improve your ability to describe your ears and create more beautiful sketches. Remember, patience and perseverance are the keys to learning any artistic skill.
I hope these steps and suggestions can help you sketch your ears!