How to Draw LARA CROFT (Tomb Raider) Drawing Tutorial

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Today, the highly anticipated game SHADOW OF THE TOMB RAIDER is finally released, so to commemorate I am drawing one of the most iconic female video game antagonists of all time, the ever so skilled LARA CROFT.

I had meant to do a tutorial on Lara Croft when the reboot movie came out this year, but because of scheduling conflicts I just wasn’t able to. Better late than never!

Happy drawing,
Ramny

CHARACTER BIO:

Lara Croft is an English archaeologist, treasure hunter and tomb raider. Born to an aristocratic family, Lara is generally disinterested in upper class society, finding it stifling and boring. She takes far more interest in delving into the secrets of the past and finding what is believed to not even exist.

Lara’s expeditions have lead her to search for some of the most powerful and dangerous artifacts in the world as well as uncovering some of the most mysterious places in Earth’s history.

Lara’s exploits are legendary, even garnering a reputation, though occasionally that reputation is less than flattering.

Lara is often in race against time with those who seek the same relics she does for nefarious intentions. Lara has thwarted many groups and individuals who are incredibly well equipped or powerful, including crazed religious cults, mad scientists and even gods.

Lara will often lock up some of the more powerful relics in her manor, in order to keep them out of anyone’s hands but her own and if the situation requires it, she may even destroy the artifact if need be.

Source: http://tombraider.wikia.com/wiki/Lara_Croft

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