The speaker, Michael Woodside, an animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios, begins by sharing his experiences and career path, starting in 2012 on "Wreck-It Ralph" and most recently as the animation supervisor for Sven on "Frozen Two". He then proceeds to guide viewers through a step-by-step drawing of Sven from "Frozen", explaining the importance of under-drawing, the unique features of Sven's face, and the process of adding shading. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the energy of the sketch while cleaning up, and discusses the character's role in the film, particularly in scenes where he is not the main focus. He concludes by encouraging viewers to pay attention to details in future viewings of the film.
1. The speaker is Michael Woodside, an animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios.
2. Woodside started his career in 2012 on "Wreck-It Ralph" and most recently served as the animation supervisor for Sven on "Frozen 2".
3. The tutorial is about drawing Sven from "Frozen" using a red pencil for the underdrawing.
4. The speaker starts by drawing a circle for Sven's head, which is about the size of a grapefruit.
5. The speaker then draws the nose and the muzzle, emphasizing that the nose should stick out past the head to give Sven depth.
6. The speaker draws the cheeks and the jaw, emphasizing that the jaw is a great place to add strength to Sven's character.
7. The speaker then focuses on the lips, emphasizing the importance of Sven's top lip sticking out past the rest of his muzzle.
8. The speaker works on the bridge of the nose and the eye, drawing the eyebrows and the eye itself.
9. The speaker adds a cheek to Sven, emphasizing that Sven has a big, poofy cheek.
10. The speaker works on the ears, drawing the curves and the top of the ears.
11. The speaker adds hair to Sven, drawing long lines for the hair.
12. The speaker shades in the nostril to indicate where the neck is in the drawing.
13. The speaker works on the antlers, drawing the swooping shapes that come out from the top of the head.
14. The speaker then shades in the drawing, emphasizing that the shading should help indicate the final spin of Sven.
15. The speaker concludes the tutorial by signing the drawing with his name.