How do you draw?

Answer 1

In order to draw, you need to have 2 things. 1. Writing utensil (pen, pencil, paint, etc.) 2. Anything to write on (paper, walls, chalk board etc.) Depending on what writing utensil you have, hold it so that it makes contact with your writing surface and leaves a mark. PRATICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! IT IS PERFECTION! The way to draw is: First imagine something for example, a person. Focus on the roundness of the head and the structure of the body. Then do the details, but you need to focus on the main parts of the body before the details. If you want to draw something in your sight, look at it and keep eyes locked. Take it slow and easy. While drawing, do not move your head here and there. Remember; HAVE PATIENCE WHILE DRAWING! Yes you must have patience. It is difficult to learn to put what you actually see on a piece of paper..or wall...or board. When you begin to learn, practice using a simple object to draw. A basic pen (yes, that's right, a writing utensil) is a good subject. Lay the pen on the table and look at it. I mean really look at it. Now, use a pencil to draw the pen on the paper. Have an eraser handy because you will want it A LOT. Draw the pen exactly as you see it. Contrary to what the above answer says, keep your eyes moving from your paper to the pen in an effort to make the pen as realistic as possible. Sharpen the pencil often to keep your lines sharp and clear. Now, walk away from your drawing for at least 30 minutes. When you come back, you will see things about the pen that you had not seen before. Put those details into your drawing. This is the basis for drawing, learning to see everything about your subject that you possibly can. And this is the beginning of art...to accurately put to paper or canvas what you see.
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Answer 2

DRAW! that's a d,r,a,w. :)

Answer 3

Abe Lincoln