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  • How To Draw Closed Eyes Step by Step

    How To Draw Closed Eyes Step by Step

    How To Draw Closed Eyes easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.

    How to Draw Closed Eyes

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below


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

    Step 1

    Determine the size of the eyes Determine the size you want for an eye and use 2 ticks to mark the limits of this eye. Use a ruler to draw a horizontal line through the ticks and down the right side of the page. Then measure the first space and multiply it by 3. You should now end up with 3 equal spaces running horizontally across your sketchbook.

    Step 2

    Draw circles Draw a circle for each eye. Make sure each circle fits within the boundaries.

    Step 3

    Determine the angle of each eye Determine the slant angle of the eyes and draw a line through each circle, making sure the angles are similar. Watch the video to learn how.

    Step 4

    Draw the shapes of the eyes Draw the inner and outer corners of each eye at the intersection of the oblique line and the circle. The inner corner of each eye should be deeper and darker than the outer corner or tail of the eye. When drawing the tail crease, let your lines become lighter instead of having a hard edge. Finally, draw a set of curves to form the eyelids.

    Step 5

    Draw the shape of each eyebrow Use my eye shadow technique to draw a set of eyebrows. I like to draw the eyebrows just above the circles and slightly wider than each eye. In the video I show you a technique for matching the eyebrows as well as where to draw the arch. We will detail the eyebrows later. Let’s take the next step!

    Step 6

    Shading Before shading, make sure the guidelines you drew in steps 1-3 are only slightly visible. You can use your kneaded eraser to roll a layer of graphite over these areas. Let’s start by shading the upper eyelids. Use the side of your pencil to shade an almond-like shape. The circle around each eye can help you see if your shading on the right eye is similar to the left eye. If you want to draw details like dark circles under the eyes, you can use the circles as a guide. Watch the video for an example. Add some light shading for the bridge of the nose. When you’re done, erase what’s left of each circle.

    Step 7

    Shade the rest of the face Shade the rest of the face. You can use these two tutorials to learn more about shading: How to Shade and Pencil Shading Techniques How to Shade a Face: The Ultimate Tutorial.

    Step 8

    Draw the eyebrows Here I switched to my 4B 0.5mm lead. Starting at the bottom of each eyebrow, draw upward strokes. Be sure to lift your pencil at the end of each stroke to make the hairs look more realistic. For a super detailed tutorial on this, check out this tutorial. At the top of each eyebrow, draw downward strokes. Add a few hairs down the middle if they still look bare. This step is very subtle, but also very important. Use an HB pencil to shade directly under each brow. Make sure the transition is gradual. Now brows look like they belong, instead of just glued to the skin.

    Step 9

    Adding Lines to Eyelids This step is optional… but it’s super fun, so why not do it too? This one is more of a crease than a wrinkle. When the eyes open, a crease forms on the eyelid. Use an H pencil and the lightest pressure to draw two creases. The darker you draw them, the deeper they will appear. Draw a row of curved diagonal lines along the edge of each eyelid. This area of ​​the skin is very thin and wrinkles when the skin is pulled. You will also want to use an H pencil for this. Depending on where the light is coming from in your drawing, blend the opposite side of each drawn diagonal line. For example: in this design, the light comes from the top, so the side of each wrinkle that faces the light will be left alone, while the side opposite the light will need to be blended. Unless you’re drawing this on a large scale, avoid using a blending stump as the tip won’t be fine enough for this job. Instead, use an H and HB pencil to create a nice gradient along each wrinkle. Using a kneaded eraser, go over the areas of each wrinkle that face the light and gently dab with the pinched end of your kneaded eraser to lift a thin line of graphite. Highlights should appear brighter and wrinkles should become more apparent and shapely.

    Step 10

    Draw the eyelashes To begin, draw 3 eyelashes for each eye. One on the far left, far right, and another in the middle. The eyelashes should unfurl away from each other. If you want to be really careful, lightly line the lashes with an H or HB pencil to start. Once you are okay with the placement, curvature and length etc, go over it with a darker pencil like a 4B. Here I used a 0.5mm 4B lead. Take your time to fill in the spaces in between. It is normal for some eyelashes to touch each other. It’s actually more natural when they form triangles or even intersect. Finally, use an HB or 2B pencil to smudge directly under the upper eyelid to create a light cast shadow from the lashes. This is my first time doing a written tutorial + video tutorial and I want to know what you think! Do you like videos alongside my usual stuff? Does this enlighten you or would you prefer the video tutorial to be done another way? Your feedback is always appreciated and will help me improve the tutorials further 🙂 I will also be working on creating videos for previous tutorials. So if you’re not subscribed to me on YouTube, click here. Youtube won’t notify you when I post new videos unless you also tap the bell icon next to the subscribe button, so don’t forget to click that too.

  • How to Draw Faces with Pencil Step by Step

    How to Draw Faces with Pencil Step by Step

    How to Draw Faces easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.

    How to Draw Faces

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Tools:

    – HB pencil

    – Kneaded Eraser (for lifting graphite in layers)

    – Plastic Eraser (for erasing things completely)

    – Canson Sketch Paper

    How to draw a male face easily

    Step 1

    Draw a circle Draw a circle, then draw a line through the center vertically and horizontally. Try to keep your construction lines as light as possible. If you can’t draw a good circle, don’t worry! Trace a round object like a mug or a roll of tape.

    Step 2

    Draw a line for the chin To figure out where to draw the chin, use your ruler or a pencil and your finger to measure half the diameter of the circle (from the bottom of the circle to the horizontal line), then transfer your measurement to the bottom of the circle and draw a line for the chin.

    Step 3

    Draw the cheeks and jawline Draw the cheeks and jawline connecting the chin to the circle. Remember to keep your lines light. We’ll give more definition to the face later. The clearer your lines are, the easier it will be to erase and make changes. Important: Before proceeding to the next step, erase the horizontal line inside the circle.

    Step 4

    Draw facial construction lines Through the center of the head, draw a vertical and horizontal line. Divide the lower part of the face in half, then in half again. Do the same for the upper part of the face. These lines are for the eyes, nose, lips and hair.

    Step 5

    Draw the eyes and eyebrows On the line labeled eyes, divide the face into 5 equal sections. Be sure to consider the full width of the head. Note: Thanks to Pranab Mahajan for reminding me to add this little detail – If you have trouble dividing the face into 5 equal sections, measure the width of the head with a ruler and divide your number by 5. Example: If the widest part of the head measures 6 cm, divide it by 5 to get 1.2 cm. Next, divide the head into sections of 1.2 cm each. Draw your eyes in the appropriate spaces. Click here for a detailed eye drawing tutorial.

    Step 6

    Draw the nose Before drawing the nose, we will need some boundary lines. Draw a line going down from the corner of each eye and stopping at the line marked “nose”. Let’s draw the nose within these limits. For a medium length nose, draw it above the nose line. Learn to draw a nose: blog version, video version.

    Step 7

    Draw the lips We will also need some dividing lines for the lips. Draw a line of demarcation down from the center of each eye and ending at the line labeled “lips”. Draw a triangle directly under (touching) the nose and ending on the “lip” line. Learn how to draw lips using my triangle method: blog version, video version.

    Step 8

    Draw the Hair Draw the hairline creating a very angular, well-defined shape. I like to draw the top hairline between these 2 lines. Once that’s done, draw the rest of the hair. To give her hair more volume, draw your outlines farther from the head, but make sure the distance is fairly consistent, otherwise the shape of the head may look unrealistic. Step 9: Draw the ears Approximately between the eyes and the nose, draw the ears.

    Step 10

    Complete her face Give the cheeks, jawline and chin a little more definition. I gave her a sharp jawline with a faded chin. To make someone look leaner, you can draw subtle lines to shape the cheeks. Finally, give it a thick neck and add the shoulders as well. I erased the construction lines to show you his unfettered face. You can save these construction lines to help you at the end of this tutorial when we swap facial features to transform our characters!

    How to draw a female face easily

    Step 1

    Draw a circle Same here – draw a circle with a line through the center vertically and horizontally.

    Step 2

    Find out where to draw the chin Measure half the diameter of the circle and add it to the bottom to get the chin, except THIS time draw the chin slightly shorter.

    Step 3

    Draw the cheeks, jawline and chin For women, I like to draw a narrow face with a narrow jawline. For the chin, taper your lines inward so that the chin is narrower than the male’s.

    Step 4

    Draw facial construction lines Erase the horizontal line inside the circle, then draw a line through the center of the head vertically and horizontally. Divide the lower part of the face in half, then in half again. Do the same for the top of the head.

    Step 5

    Draw the eyes On the line labeled eyes, divide the head into 5 equal sections taking into account the full width of the head. Draw your eyes in the 2nd and 4th spaces. How to draw a pair of realistic eyes.

    Step 6

    Draw the nose Again, draw a set of boundary lines coming down from the inner corner of each eye. Draw your nose a little higher than the “nose line” for a medium length nose. For a more feminine face, draw a narrow nose using soft lines that aren’t too sharp/angular. For the bridge of the nose, draw a smooth curve that isn’t too dark.

    Step 7

    Draw the mouth Create your boundary lines coming down from the center of each eye. Draw your triangle directly below the nose and resting on the line labeled “lips”. For a medium length mouth, draw it well inside the boundary lines. Rest the lower lip on the line labeled “lips”.

    Step 8

    Draw the ears Draw the ears roughly between the line of the eyes and the line of the nose.

    Step 9

    Draw hair Females tend to have softer, rounder hairlines than males. Draw a smooth line around the forehead without making many sharp angles. Also, be sure to keep your lines fairly light. Once you have completed the hairline, draw the rest of the hair. For a super detailed tutorial on how to draw hair, visit this tutorial.

    Step 10

    Complete her face Draw the cheeks, jawline and chin using smooth lines. A square chin can make your design look much more masculine (not that there’s anything wrong with that!). Finally, give her a narrow neck compared to hers. A thick neck can indicate a muscular individual.

     

  • How to Draw a Eyebrow Step by Step

    How to Draw a Eyebrow Step by Step

    How to Draw a Eyebrow with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and All.

    How to Draw a Eyebrow

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Decide on Eyebrow Height

    We must first figure out where to draw the eyebrow above our eye. I’ll place mine close to the eye but feel free to play around with the height to see what you prefer. With men, I like to pull the eyebrow closer to the eye.

    Outline the Eyebrow

    Once you’ve decided on the eyebrow height, let’s create a few rough guidelines to help us construct the eyebrow outline. These don’t need to be exact.

    Navigate just outside the left eye, move your pen straight up and draw a very light line to mark the spot. This is roughly where your eyebrow begins. Navigate to the right corner of the eye, go straight up and add a slight tick. This will be the point where the eyebrow arches. Angle outward from the right corner of your eye to the end of your eyebrow.

    You can create a number of shapes using the guidelines we just drew to help you out. I’m going with something fairly angular, not too curvy, to make the eye look more masculine

    Instead of drawing a solid outline, use tiny pencil strokes that flow in the same direction our eyebrow hairs are pointing. This way they blend in and just disappear as we continue drawing. Use small, light strokes. Don’t worry too much about how they look, we mostly want to focus on the eyebrow shape we’re going to make. Adjust the shape as you like before moving on to the next step.

    Understanding Eyebrow Hair Direction

    To simplify the rest of the eyebrow drawing process, I’m dividing the eyebrow into two zones. Let’s call the bottom half zone 1 and the top half, zone 2.

    In Zone 1, the hair mostly points up and towards the end of the eyebrow. At the beginning of the eyebrow, they can even point in the opposite direction. Zone 2 is simple, they mostly point down towards the end of the eyebrow. In the middle section (between the two zones) they point to the end of the eyebrow while following the same path as the boundary line.
    You can draw a boundary line between zones 1 and 2 by starting with hair-like strokes from top left to bottom right. Because every eyebrow is different
    Search google for some eyebrow images and you might find a distinct line running through the eyebrow and separating it into two zones, like example A which I find fairly common, like example B where zone 1 is the most prominent, or even one like Example C where Zone 2 is most prominent.

    ZONE 1: Draw the Bottom Half of the Eyebrow

    To keep the eyebrow looking as natural as possible, make sure not to draw the hairs in a perfectly straight path, but to stagger them to create a more random pattern.
    Another thing to remember is to not draw them all straight and parallel to each other and instead change the angle or curve slightly. The example above is a bit exaggerated.
    The last thing on your mind is to keep your pencil sharp at all times to make sure every hair is thin. Swipe your pen up at the end of each stroke to feather it.
    Let’s start drawing the hair in Zone 1 and create a row at the very bottom. If you make a mistake, simply squeeze your kneaded eraser to a fine point and gently dab the mistake away.
    Keep doing this until you reach the boundary line. As you get closer to the boundary line, you should start angling or curving your hair until it’s pointing in the same direction as the hair we drew along the Zone 1 and 2 boundary. Draw more or less hair depending on how full or sparse you want your eyebrow to appear. Fill in any areas that look too bare. Try to avoid drawing unruly hair for now, as we’ll mix up our drawing a bit later.

    ZONE 2: Draw the Top Half of the Eyebrow

    Now that you have some experience drawing the bottom hair, it will be easier to draw the top ones.
    Again, instead of drawing them parallel to each other, you can cross some hair over each other to make it look natural.
    So for Zone 2 we’ll draw the first row of hair very lightly with very thin strokes.
    Along the borderline between our two eyebrow zones, I want the hairs to look like they’re affecting each other, like they’re interacting with each other. I can do this by tapering off some of the top and bottom hair like example G. You can also draw them like example H where they cross each other, but I think too much of this can create a very unnatural looking crisscross pattern as shown in example I. So it’s up to you and your creative choice and how you want to proceed.
    Experiment with tapered or criss-crossed hair to see what you prefer. If your brow looks too patterned or stiff, make sure your strokes are slightly curved and relaxed instead of straight and stiff, and remember to flick your pencil up at the end of each stroke.

    Blend Your Eyebrow

    Next, I’m going to slightly blend the eyebrow to make it look fuller and give it some shadow. If you are unsure about this step, you can test it on a separate sheet of paper before applying it to your drawing and do it as lightly as possible. If you’re still not sure, you can instead just lightly shade your eyebrow, making sure the edges are the lightest and that the smoothness of your shading matches the rest of your drawing.
    For blending, I simply use a normal, soft facial tissue that I wrap around my finger. Try to avoid the outer edges of your eyebrow and any stray hairs you’ve drawn. Very gently smudge your eyebrow, following the direction of the hairs, with a quick motion, lifting your finger at the end of each smudge. The lighter you press, the less you’ll smudge and vice versa, so do what feels comfortable to you. If you have to do it a few times to blend the entire eyebrow, use a clean area on the cloth each time.
    Here’s a before and after so you can see how much I mixed up on mine. You absolutely don’t need to mix yours that much! It doesn’t look nice at the moment and it shouldn’t because we’ll be working more on the drawing. The spots act like drop shadows and make the eyebrow look bushier without having to draw an overwhelming amount of hair. For now, let’s take a break from the main part of our eyebrow and finally draw some stray hairs. The reason I’m drawing the stray hairs now is because I want these pencil strokes to appear as sharp/clean as possible.

    Draw Stray Eyebrow Hair

    You can skip this section if you want your eyebrow to look well-groomed and plucked.

    You can skip this section if you want your eyebrows to look groomed and plucked.
    I just widen the eyebrow in a very subtle way and draw very light hairs that are shorter than the others we’ve drawn so far. I like to draw them even lighter the further away they are from the main part of the eyebrow. Try to spread them out so they aren’t too close together. Make your pencil lines extra thin at the top of your eyebrow. Add more stray hair if you want your eyebrow drawing to look bushy. By now you can probably tell that I’ve extended my eyebrow beyond the original outline I created, and that’s totally fine. Because it was meant to be a rough outline – something to help us in the early stages of drawing. So don’t feel like you have to strictly stick to this original shape!

    Darken and Sharpen Your Eyebrow Drawing

    If you think your eyebrow lacks that 3D feeling, you can darken hairs that face away from the light.

    My imaginary light source is coming from above, so the lightest hairs are the ones on top (zone 2) because those hairs face the light more directly, while the hairs on the bottom (zone 1) face away from the light, making them appear darker. So simply darkening the hair along the shadowed side of your eyebrow can make it look more 3D. Okay, earlier we smudged our eyebrow with a tissue to create shadows and make it look more filled in. This process has made them a little blurry. We want to give it some definition back. In other words, I’m redrawing some of the hair to make it appear clearer and sharper.
    You don’t have to redraw every hair, just select a few and try not to favor one section of the eyebrow over another. I just redraw each other or something and allow the others to act as fillers. Try to keep your pen very sharp throughout the process. If you currently like your eyebrow hair color/shade, just focus on making the hair look sharper, but if you’re like me and want to darken your eyebrow more to bring out the drawing, you can go ahead and darken it at at the same time, press harder with your pen as you draw each stroke. As I do this I do some touch ups like lengthening out some hairs or even adding some new ones where there seems to be an odd gap. Just do what you think looks good for your specific drawing. Keep stepping back from your drawing as you do this to make sure you like how it’s progressing. If you need to remove some hairs, instead of rubbing out an entire area of ​​your drawing, squeeze your kneaded eraser into a fine point and gently pat the hairs away.

  • How to draw a Realistic Eye Step by Step

    How to draw a Realistic Eye Step by Step

    How to draw a Realistic Eye easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Pencil drawing tutorials for beginners and everyone.

    How to draw a Realistic Eye

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below


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

    Step 1

    Sketch and highlight the shape of an eye Let’s start with an HB pen to sketch the shape of the eye. This outline shouldn’t be too dark as you don’t want it to show through at the end. We only need the basic forms outlined here. The square shape in the pupil is a glare from a window or similarly shaped light source. You can also use other shapes like circles or ovals.

    step 2

    Shade the pupil. Fill in the pupil with a 6B pen. Avoid pressing too hard, otherwise it will be difficult for you to erase if you need to make corrections later. You can go through the area again to get a darker shade. Make sure the highlights stay clean!

    step 3

    Shade the iris On a separate piece of paper, smear some graphite in a small area. Use the blender to rub the area until the graphite has transferred to the tip of the blender (learn how to use a blending blunt here). Now fill in the outer area of ​​the pupil. This step does not have to be perfect. Sloppy smudging will make it look better and add more depth to the eye.

    step 4

    Draw spokes Using a 4B pencil, draw spokes going outward from the pupil. Overlap some of the spokes to create thicker lines. This will make the eye look more interesting. Leave some areas untouched as they will be filled in later. If you like this article, click here for another realistic eye tutorial!

    step 5

    Blend the Iris Use the blending stump to fill in the white area in the iris. Work gently around the highlight. Don’t press too hard. You should still be able to see the lines coming out of the pupil when you’re done. If most of the lines are gone, you either used the blender with too much force or didn’t press hard enough when creating the spokes.

    step 6

    Add depth Use the 6B pen to create a shadow under the eyelid to give the eye more depth and roundness.

    step 7

    Shade the skin Shade the whites of the eyes as well as the skin around the eyes. Don’t leave the eyeball white or it will appear unrealistic and without depth. For a more detailed tutorial on shading the whites of eyes and how to make eyeballs look round, click here. Darken the creases with a 4B pencil. Use the kneaded eraser to bring out the highlights and dab the areas of the eye that need to be brightened. For example, the whites of the eyes, the lower lash line, the brow bone and the inner corner of the eye near the tear duct.

    step 8

    Draw eyebrows and eyelashes Fill in both the eyebrows and eyelashes. Eyelashes should be drawn with curved lines, NOT straight lines. Use a thin HB pencil to create the eyebrows. Choose something darker for the lashes, e.g. B. 6B. Go over the drawing and darken areas like the pupil, wrinkles, shadows and clean up the highlights to make your drawing POP!

    step 9

    Touch ups I added some eyelash reflections and subtle blood vessels and darkened the overall drawing. When drawing eyes, try to use as many shades as possible. Most people are afraid of going dark. Look at the picture in step 8 and compare it to the last step. Going dark makes a big difference! I used to stop at step 8 as well, worried I wouldn’t be able to delete if my hard work turned into a complete disaster. This fear made me dissatisfied with all my drawings because they lacked depth. So go one step further and use your softer pencils! I hope you enjoyed this easy step by step tutorial on how to draw a realistic eye in pencil. If you have any questions or requests, let me know in the comments below!

  • How to draw a Baboon Easy step by step

    How to draw a Baboon Easy step by step

    How to draw a Baboon Easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids

    How to draw a Baboon Easy

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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

    Step 1

    Let’s start the first step by drawing instructions to help make the whole drawing process easier. Start by drawing a circle with the wrong shape for the baboon’s head. Then draw an even larger one for the torso or upper body. Then draw a smaller one for the back end of the mandrill. From each one of those circles, draw stick pins with almond shapes at the ends.

    Step 2

    Now you can draw in his happy looking face. At this point, he already looks cute. And I know it’s him because he has beautiful marks on his face. Draw two small circles for the eyes, a long narrow muzzle with a smiley mouth at the bottom below the muzzle. Now move down and outline the arms and legs with some brief details about the feet and hands. As you can see, the baboons have been formed.

    Step 3

    In this step, what you will do next is outline the mandrill’s coat or fur. When doing this, you just need to use a light stroking motion to get your hand back and forth like you’re drawing a human hair. This is a very furry animal and is groomed by other members of the tribe. They take pride in their mane and I’m sure they’ll want you to paint it nice and neat. Detail the face a bit before continuing to the next step.

    Step 4

    A very simple short step here. Take your sketch pencil and draw the facial hair detail on the baboon. These are commonly referred to as beards. I think you’ve done a great job but there’s still work to be done, delete all the guides you drew in step one. One thing I just noticed in this step is, I forgot to tell you to draw light lines across the snout where the color is. Then you can move on to step 5, but first do you know that baboons only weigh. between 175-200 pounds?

    Step 5

    Here he is. Isn’t he a cute little guy. I think you did a great job and you should give yourself a pat. I told you it wouldn’t be difficult at all. Just four steps and you’re done. I say this at the end of all my tutorials, all you need to do is color him. Remember his nose is blue and red.

  • How To Draw Funny Soda easy and cute Fo Kids

    How To Draw Funny Soda easy and cute Fo Kids

    How To Draw Funny Soda easy and cute with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw Funny Soda easy and cute

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Hello friends today I will show you how to draw the simplest soda bottle for children and adults, anyone can draw.
    Tools needed include:
    pencil.
    drawing color.
    A4 paper or all white drawable paper.

  • How to Draw Tom from Tom & Jerry – Easy Step by step

    How to Draw Tom from Tom & Jerry – Easy Step by step

    How to Draw Tom from Tom & Jerry easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. How to draw cartoons  for beginners and kids.

    How to Draw Tom from Tom & Jerry

    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 sketching Tom’s face. Use curved lines to draw the forehead, cheeks and chin. Use short, overlapping curves that meet at jagged points to indicate tufts of hair on one side of the face.

    Step 2

    View Tom’s mouth details. Use the “U” shaped lines to draw the lower jaw and inner mouth. Surround a peanut shape and an open “U” shape above this. Finally, outline the nose in the shape of a peanut.

    Step 3

    Draw Tom’s ears. Use curved lines to outline the triangles of the ears. Then use a long, curved line to draw the inside of the proximal ear. View inner ear detail by short and curved lines that meet at points. Use curved lines that meet at points to draw tufts of hair that protrude between the ears.

    Step 4

    Use long and curved lines to outline Tom’s torso. Notice how the lines converge and overlap between the chest and abdomen.

    Step 6

    Use long and curved lines to draw the other arm. Notice how the short lines that meet at a jagged point are used to create the texture of the fur. Use the “U” shaped lines to enclose the fingers and thumb, and draw a zigzag line along the wrist.

    Step 7

    Draw Tom’s legs. Use a series of short lines that meet at jagged points to draw the legs, bent at the knees. Then use curved lines to outline the foot and “U” shaped lines to enclose the toes. Use a curved line to wrap the pad on the bottom of the raised foot.

    Step 8

    Use a long, curved line to outline the spot on Tom’s belly. Use a pair of curved lines that meet at a point to draw the tail. Draw a zigzag line near the tip.

    Step 9

    View details of Tom’s face. Use curved lines to draw the tongue in the mouth and the whiskers extending from each side of the nose. Consists of three consecutive partially smaller ovals to form the eye, shading the smallest to indicate the pupil. Draw curved lines between the eyes and enclose a curved shape above each eye to represent the eyebrows.

    Step 10

    Color Tom. He is usually gray with white patches on his arms, legs, face, and tail. Then learn how to draw more of the things you love

     

  • How to Draw a Tree Easy Step by Step for Beginners and kids

    How to Draw a Tree Easy Step by Step for Beginners and kids

    How to Draw a Tree  with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

    How to Draw a Tree

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Step 1:

    First, in this step we will draw a dotted plus with the help of scale so you can erase it later.

     

    Step 2

    Thus, the tree whose trunk forms a line adjacent to step 1 forms the trunk of the tree as we know it at the bottom which is wider and narrower at the top.

    Step 3:

    Now it’s time to draw a small branch projection on the opposite side of the trunk’s slide. Common body in the lower part.

    Step 4:

    From the trunk draw 2 other branches going up in a direction wider than the projection and narrow at the end.

     

    Step 5:

    Let us draw 2 more branches below the 2nd pair of branches she drew, which is a tree with many branches. Draw as shown in the figure, going roughly parallel to each other and following the same pattern.

     

    Step 6:

    Perform small projections from every branch at random locations similar to the original tree.

     

    Step 7:

    Draw a bumpy tree outline around all the branches drawn in the steps above. It doesn’t have to be round or any other perfect shape as we know plants grow randomly in any shape.

     

    Step 8:

    Then add some details with clouds and earth to make it look more realistic and beautiful because trees are a part of nature.

     

  • How to draw a 3D floating frame – 3D Trick Art on paper Easy Step by step

    How to draw a 3D floating frame – 3D Trick Art on paper Easy Step by step

    How to draw a 3D floating frame  with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a 3D floating frame

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

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

    Step 1

    At the beginning of your name draw two interlocking rhombus (one large and one smaller in the middle parallel not touching each other)

    Step 2

    Next draw lines parallel to the image above and join them together to form a space box.

    Step 3

    Draw straight lines across the entire sheet of paper (k overlaps the cube)

    Step 6

    Use a pencil to paint on the image showing the light and dark in 1 dimension.

    Step 7

    Color the picture or use a light pencil to show the light and dark and you have completed your drawing

  • How to draw Letter B in 3D Easy || 3D Drawing

    How to draw Letter B in 3D Easy || 3D Drawing

    How to draw Letter B in 3D Easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. 3D Drawing tutorial for beginners and everyone.

    How to draw Letter B in 3D Easy - 3D Drawing

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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  • How to Draw a Tree with Pencil Stepp by Step

    How to Draw a Tree with Pencil Stepp by Step

    How to Draw a Tree by Pencil with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Tree Drawing for beginners and kids.

    How to Draw a Tree with Pencil Stepp by Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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

    Step 1 – Create a Basic Line Outline

    To start drawing the tree, you can simply draw a few lines to indicate the general direction of the trunk and some of its larger branches.

    Step 2 – Draw the trunk & large branches

    Now draw the actual shapes of the trunk and larger branches of the tree.
    In general, stems and branches thin out as they move towards the top, so keep this in mind when drawing. You also want to add some pretty sharp bumps and twists here and there to make the branches look more natural.

    Step 3- Draw smaller branches nhánh

    You will need to add a few small branches to make the tree look natural. If you’re doing a fairly small drawing like the one in this example, you can draw the smallest branches with just one line each which can make things a little quicker and easier. Also note that while they bend in slightly different directions overall, the small branches tend to “fan out” around the tree, so paint accordingly.

    Step 4 – Finish the drawing by applying shadows

    Finally, you can shade the tree to make it look a little more realistic.
    For this example, we’ll apply some very basic shadows that make the tree a little darker on the right side to show that light is coming from the top left of the figure.
    You can add a little gradient to the larger branches and trunk. For the smaller branches, just try and color them slightly lighter on the left side of the figure and darker on the right.
    Once you’ve completed the shading, you should have a complete drawing of a tree.

  • How to Draw Wonder Woman Step by Step

    How to Draw Wonder Woman Step by Step

    How to Draw Wonder Woman cute and easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and everyone.

    How to Draw Wonder Woman Step by Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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

    Step 1

    First, we outline the basic outline of our heroine’s silhouette. Here we have three basic shapes designating head, chest and pelvis. The pelvis should be a little wider than the chest. And the distance between the pelvis and chest should be 5-6 times larger than the distance between the head and chest.

    Step 2

    We describe the limbs in the form of sticks. The right hand is made with a obtuse angle and the left hand is at a sharp angle. In fact, it looks like square corners, if not even. As you can see, the legs made up of obtuse angles look like straight lines. The right leg is longer than the sum of the head and body.

    Step 3

    Please connect the head and chest, as well as the chest and pelvis. In the first case we get the neck and in the second case we get the belts. Avoid wide contours that bend too hard. Try to create a sketch of a graceful body.

    Step 4

    As we said, our heroine must have a lovely figure. To emphasize this we have to draw the contours of the hand using thin cylinders with small bends.

    Step 5

    To finish shaping Wonder Woman, we need to draw the contours of the legs. Here we will describe the broad, rounded hips forming sharp angles at the joints of the pelvis on the medial sides. Draw noticeable but smooth extensions at the far third of the shin.

    Step 6

    We have the classic comic painting style in our present case. So we’ll try to paint details that match the style. So we draw almond shaped eyes, a nose like a dash, and full lips. Pay attention to the distance between the eyes and the distance between the nose and mouth. In fact, this is a very important step.

    Step 7

    And now let’s draw the lines of our oval face and the crowns of our heroine. The oval face is one of the most important moments in drawing any character. Small flaws in this area can significantly skew the whole picture.

    Step 8

    In fact, you can choose any hairstyle for your Wonder Woman. In fact, you can choose any hairstyle for your Wonder Woman. We chose long hair that fluttered gently in the wind. Avoid too much detail in this step.

    Step 9

    In this step we will draw the top part of Wonder Woman’s clothes. This is the traditional superhero costume that everyone thinks of Diana Prince. Please note that the center of the belt is significantly deflected to the right.

    Step 10

    Let’s create the final lines on our Wonder Woman’s hand. Avoid extremely high terrain and strong curves. Don’t forget about the bracelets on the forearms.

    Step 11

    We are actually very lucky. Hand-drawing is a very difficult task. In our case, we only see the back of the meteor. Let’s draw this with small oblongs and draw the contours of a whip.

    Step 12

    Draw the final contours of the pelvis and hips. We use smooth, rounded lines to create a nice slim shape. We outline the contours of the knee joints.

    Step 13

    Now we need the traditional comic shoes for a female superhero. These are undoubtedly tall superhero boots with a wide, straight line in the center. As you can see from our example, the divergence is near the edge and forms an arrow.

    Step 14

    Small details always make an overall impression. In this step we’ll draw pentagrams and tiny stripes on the Wonder Woman outfit. We also draw the contours of the long hair. You can skip drawing hair in this step if you want to make your hairstyle shorter.

    Step 15

    So we are almost done with this drawing. Now we need to look at our sketches and try to find all the inaccuracies and mistakes we might make. If you have created a perfect sketch, you can erase the excess guides with the eraser tool and move on to the next step.

    Step 16

    Time to work with color, right? We give you the classic version of Wonder Woman appearance. If you want to create the same look, you can follow our example and use a combination of red, white, and blue.

    So that’s a tutorial on how to draw Wonder Woman. We are waiting for your response in our social media comments and below this post. This is our biggest reward.

     

     

  • How to draw a lily flower Step by Step || Flower Drawing easy for Beginners

    How to draw a lily flower Step by Step || Flower Drawing easy for Beginners

    How to draw a lily flower easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Flower Drawing easy for Beginners and kids.

    How to draw a lily flower Step by Step - Flower Drawing easy for Beginners

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

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

    Step 1

    Start by drawing an irregular, pointed oval and open at one end.

    Step 2

    Draw another irregular, open oval below the first one, connected at the point of the hole.

    Step 3

    Draw a third, irregular, open oval, connected to the second.

    Step 4

    Draw a fourth open shape using a curve. It will connect to the third oval.

    Step 5

    Using the two inner curves and the “M” shape, draw two more open ovals, narrowing the gap between the first and the fourth. The resulting shape will resemble an unusual flower.

    Step 6

    Next, start stretching your petals. Use the curves to stretch the three left petals into blunt points.

    Step 7

    Use curves to stretch the three petals on the right side to form blunt points.

    Step 8

    Erase the lines of the original oval that cut across your newly formed petals.

    Step 9

    Now you will start to draw the anther of the lily. From the center of the flower, span two parallel, curved lines. Connect the lines by drawing a small oval between them at the end.

    Step 10

    Draw another anther extending upwards from the center of the flower. Again, draw two curves, parallel, connected by a small oval.