How to draw a man fishing step by step | Easy to draw landscape and old man fishing

How to draw a man fishing with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Cartoon drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

Start by drawing a bucket hat or fishing cap. Draw a curved line and extend the curves from each end. Connect them with a wavy line. Then draw the ventilation holes of the hat with small circles.

Step 2

Next, draw the man’s face. Use curves that meet at the jagged points for the hair and additional curves to outline the smiling ears, forehead, nose, chin, neck, eyes, eyebrows, and mouth. Enclose a small oval in the eye to indicate the pupil.

Step 3

Outline the gum shape of the vest and torso with a curved line. Duplicate a line back to itself to form the arm and draw a partial oval at the shoulder. Use curved lines to enclose the rounded triangles and rectangles of the bag and its flap. Pocket detail with two lines and a glossy round button.

Step 4

Continue the arm with a pair of curved lines. Finally, draw the irregular shape of the hand. Use overlapping curves to complete the top and torso.

Step 5

Next, draw the fishing rod. Use a circular section for the crankshaft and curves for the crank handle, handle, and man’s hand. Then, stretch a pair of long curved lines that meet at a sharp point to form the bar.

Step 6

Draw short, thick, and curved lines extending from the rod to form the eyelets that hold the line. Then draw the line yourself, using curved lines between the eyes and a long straight line facing the water. At the end of the line, enclose the half circle and extend a line above it. This forms the bobber.

Step 7

Use overlapping curved lines to draw the man’s shorts and legs, with curved rectangles forming the cuffs. Then draw the pier. Surround a rectangle with straight lines. Indicates the edge has horizontal lines and the planks have diagonal and vertical lines.

Step 8

Extend a pair of straight lines down from the pier to form supports and surround them with a series of curves to represent waves on the water. Attached to the irregular shape of the man’s boots. Then draw curved lines to form ripples around the floating bobber.

Step 9

Complete the scene. Draw a horizontal line in the background to represent the horizon line. Above it, use curved lines to enclose the cotton clouds. Draw pairs of curves that meet at points to represent waves on the surface of a lake or ocean.