Drawing

A multi-view drawing is really a few drawings made on a single piece of paper. Think of it as the instructions for assembling a piece of Ikea furniture.

Draw where you are right now, or you can do some basic doodles. You can really draw anything, but I enjoy drawing a nature scene. Some flowers, trees, sun, clouds, etc. Good Luck!

Hibiscus flowers come in lots of colors like red, yellow, purple, pink, blue, orange, multicolored, and white.

Yes. Drawing is a foundation for cartoons. Also, computer desighns and sometimes video games.

here is a web site with a page on pencils

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With lots and lots of practice you can learn to create graffiti art. Observe graffiti around your area, on buses, trains, construction sites, phone boxes, signs out the front of buildings, most street signs, work places, fences, graffiti is everywhere. You can take photos to learn other styles and practice them. Think of a word to graffiti and practice that particular word to make it have style.

Remember if your going to do graffiti art do it somewhere that you are allowed to, do not deface other people's property.

Start with a picture of the person's face. Use the picture to draw the shape of the person's head. Next, add the eyebrows and then the eyes. Finish the rest of the facial features and your end product will be a drawing of the person's face in the picture. If you want to draw a face that is no one in particular, picture a face in your mind and do the steps I described. new answer The best way is to take a drawing lesson or follow instructions in a book. What it comes down to is mathematical measurements. Start by getting a good picture of someone that is facing you, then draw an oval, disregarding the hair. The top of the oval represents the scalp line and the bottom is the chin. Divide the oval first in half then into thirds. The eyebrows usually are placed at the one third mark. At the halfway mark, is where the eyes should be situated. Measure the width of an eye, leave a space on either side of the oval the same size as your measurement, draw an ellipse to represent the eye. Leave another eye width space between the eyes and draw another ellipse. The nose should be placed between the two ellipses. The sides of the nose connect to the eyebrow line. The end of the nose should arrive at the the two thirds mark, which coincidentally is where the earlobes should also end. Divide the bottom one third into thirds again. In the first third you should place the upper lip, in the second third, the bottom lip and in the final third place the curved line indicating the chin. All of these lines should be drawn very lightly and loosely, once the elements are correctly placed and the proportions adjusted. You can begin doing the detail work, like adding shading and hightlights. The hair can be left for last. Don't try to draw every single strand, just draw in dark areas and leave the paper white or pale where the light hits. These measurements are of an ideal face, take in mind that every individual is different and you might need to make some adjustments, depending upon your model.

It depends if it's a boy or girl, and I always call my character by the name that pops into my head, you can even name your character by one of your family members if that's what you want.

no i meant like in what position should the anime character be in when i draw it cuz like im always out of ideas when i draw.

The Legion of Super Heroes is a fictional group of teen-aged super heroes from 1,000 years in the future created by DC Comics. Founding members * Cosmic Boy * Lighting Lad * Saturn Girl

Ref usually means that this dimension (and any associated tolerancing), is specified somewhere else, possibly on a lower level sub-assembly drawing.

If you mean painting Paul Cézanne is the one who has painted more fruit stll-lifes than anybody else.

Just some background if it helps. I bought a new pack of ultrafine expo dry erase markers and only one of them actually works but only on a specific part of the writing tip. I thought I'd see if anyone knows why and how to fix it on here.

The "lead" in a number two pencil is graphite. Because it is the color of lead, it is called that...but it's actually graphite, a lubricant. So if you get your zipper stuck, draw on it with a number two pencil..it works!

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Start with a oval.

Next draw a dot as eyes.

Add to oval kind ears.

Next draw a longer oval as the body.

For the legs draw a rectangle.

Then draw a tiny oval compared to the body.

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First Zeus has a long white beard that's as white as snow. He has stern serious eyes that are i believe a Sapphire or blue color. He has sometype of bath robe that only covers his bottom side. he stands on a cloud and has white hair like a cloud. has a lightning bolt

aborigines used lots of different paints that they hand made

aborigines are from australia

aborigines have been doing art for over a thousand years

you take 2 dry erasers , one in each hand and clap them to gether, by doing this you remove the collected chauk. Doing this several times cleans the erasers

Pencils with H are harder, pencils with B are softer. The higher the number with the H, the harder the lead (usually light, very precise line). Pencils with B are softer, and the higher the number, the softer the lead (very dark, blurs easily).

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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An orthographic drawing is one that uses a sort of perspective that does not portray an object the way it would look in a natural space. It shows each side of the object as flat and parallel to the "picture plane." It's not too unlike cubism. (Braque and Picasso explored drawing people and object by showing all sides at once.)

This is used in order to give accurate engineering/mathematical dimensions. It is used for the fabrication of mechanical parts, furniture...

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an abstraction of a flat surface whose orientation is defined by eight loudspeakers of a D-8 sound projection system, forming a front border ...

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