tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15221447885147792232026-02-06T15:46:46.264-08:00adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.comBlogger50125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-16431015175786833612011-08-31T13:19:00.000-07:002011-08-31T13:19:13.514-07:00Later in life at around six or seven years, as you matured, and your perception of the world expanded and became more complex, you tried to be more realistic in your drawings. <br /> Rather than just drawing two dots and a curved line that represented two eyes and a mouth, you began to attempt to depict your subject in a more realistic way. <br /> The eye became a compound object with a pupil (a dot), the iris (a circle surrounding the dot), and the eyeball (a circle enclosing the smaller circle). And the mouth may have been drawn smiling as a crescent shape with a grid inside it representing teeth. <br /> And now, a nose is added that is a bulb with two dots for nostrils. These became your own personal "symbols" of what an eye, nose, and mouth looked like. <br /> In order to create likeness in a drawing of your family, you always drew the same faces but added long hair for Mom and Sister, and drew short hair for Dad. <br /> You may have even drawn Mom and Dad physically larger than you and Sister. In the same way you drew people, you drew objects; A chair was two very flat ovals with two lines sticking out the bottom, and a window was a square with a cross drawn inside it to represent window panes. <br /> These "symbols" that you drew over and over again got stored in your logical mind as what you would draw if asked to draw. <br /> Rather than draw what your visual mind ACTUALLY sees, your logical mind says "I see a chair - here's my symbol for a chair." and you draw the chair you drew as a child.<br /> Around sixth grade is when you decided that symbols just aren't gonna cut it anymore. <br /> You'd try and draw what you actually see, but your conditioned, logical mind, kicks in and overrides your creative impulse and spits out yet another symbol, or even better, a modified symbol that does somewhat resemble the object you want to draw. <br /> Your creative mind sees your symbol drawing and says "This does NOT look like what I want! I can't draw, so I will never draw again!" And so that was the end of your learning. <br /> And from then on, when asked to draw, you squirm and draw another symbol at the sixth grade level of learning regardless of your age. Unfortunately, also around the sixth grade, is when public schools stop requiring art classes. <br /> Art now becomes an elective that you don't have to take if you don't want to. The children who do end up taking art classes are the ones who are comfortable with drawing. <br /> These children may have even stopped drawing "symbols" and started to access the creative side of their brains and started drawing what they see by breaking it down into lines and shapes.<br /> What we will try to do with this website is to get you to use your visual mind and suppress your logical mind. <br /> We are going to break your habit of drawing symbols and allow your artistic, visual mind to draw what it actually sees. <br /> Hopefully, you will be able to let go of your sixth grade artistic mind and re-learn your art skills. <br /> But this time, maturing in your skill without giving up. <br /> These beginning exercises are meant to show you how to suppress your symbol oriented mind and begin to draw what you see and what you feel.<br /> <br /> <br /> adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-6943489663566964112011-03-14T02:56:00.000-07:002011-03-14T02:56:00.248-07:00 Unique Daycare Craft Ideas With Paper Plates | Craft Supplies <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Draw And Paint Art Supplies AuctionsGallerySocialShop Craft Supplies ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Craft Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Art Supply Warehouse AuctionsShopGallerySocial Art Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Craft SuppliesUnique Daycare Craft Ideas With Paper PlatesTweet <img id="articleImage" src="/083581PR.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="craft supplies" /> <p>Child care instructors and directors have a challenging job creating unique art projects to educate and entertain their kids. Unlike a regular school teacher who has the same class for one school year, a child care provider can care for the same child for several years. Many child care facilities have a curriculum or educational themes, and coming up with craft ideas to go with those themes that are easy, inexpensive and unique can be a challenge. To aid in creativity, use the everyday materials you have available in unique ways. Don't forget to look at the supplies you regularly buy for the daycare center for craft ideas. Something as simple as a paper or plastic plate can be used as the basis for many crafts.Here are some plate ideas:Pouch or pocket use one plate as the back and a half plate glued as the pocket to decorate a Valentine holder or a pouch for paper numbers or letters.Garden pot similar to the pocket, but the kids can make their own flowers or plants to cut out and glue in the potRainbow use a half plate to either draw or paint the rainbow colors or apply a fruity cereal in different colorsClock older children can use the plate to make a clock face by using a paper brad and two paper clock handsAnimals glue two or more different size plates together on the edge to make the head and body of a cat or a spider, for exampleSun paint the plate yellow and add rays by cutting out hand prints and gluing them to the backEarth paint the plate blue and green to make a replica of the earthCanteen glue two plastic or Styrofoam plates together towards each other and punch holes in the edge to add string to make a strap, then add a paper souffl cup turned upside down with part of the sides removed to make the spout.Animal masks or faces using the back side of a paper plate, let the kids draw their animal face. Cut out eyes if it will be used as a mask.Pumpkin or jack-o-lantern paint orange and add either paper leaves or a stem or some black cut outs to make a faceSnowman two or three different size plates glued a the edges gives the shape which kids can decorate with cotton balls, marshmallows, or paintFlowers by cutting strips inward around the edges, kids can create a flower with petals.These are just a few of the hundreds of craft ideas using paper and plastic plates. There are also other common supplies that can be used in creative ways for art projects.Daycare instructors and directors are always looking for fun ways to educate and entertain their children. Looking at the supplies already available can yield a wealth of craft ideas that are affordable. Since these materials are usually bought in large quantities from a daycare supplier, they are very reasonable. Look at your regular daycare supplies and you'll come up with lots of new craft ideas</p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Shop Auctions Gallery Social © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/craft-supplies" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-37661634533697690362011-03-13T18:20:00.000-07:002011-03-13T18:20:00.528-07:00 A Quick Look At Art Supplies For Beginners | Art Supply Warehouse <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Draw And Paint Art Supplies AuctionsGallerySocialShop Craft Supplies ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Craft Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Art Supply Warehouse AuctionsShopGallerySocial Art Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Art Supply WarehouseA Quick Look At Art Supplies For BeginnersTweet <img id="articleImage" src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\img295916343.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="art supply warehouse" /> <p>Locating the right source for art supplies for beginners is an easy task as they are widely obtainable in stores and online. New art students should find it productive to begin with drawing tools, as drawing skill is considered the basis of artistry. Supplies needed to work in a range of media can be procured either in a kit or separately. Those who are interested in advancing to higher levels of skill may want to acquire instructional DVDS or books.<br /><br />Virtually all children are observed to pass through a similar stage of development in which they feel the compulsion to make marks on the environment. From crayons, to more sophisticated mark making called creating art, people may continue this activity with serious creative intent or just for the fun of it. Art supply manufacturers offer a wide variety of high quality products for beginners.<br /><br />Some popular items that are good choices for the beginner might not seem obvious, but graffiti art kits and face painting kits are two that people with little art background might pick. One selection always high on the list is a paint kit. These are complete kits suitable for the beginner.<br /><br />It has long been an accepted principle that the ability to draw objects accurately is the basis of art. So the most important tools one can provide to a beginner are the elementary tools of pencils, erasers, some decent quality paper and some guides such as a straight edge, compass and french curves. These are the basic tools required for one to begin to practice sketching.<br /><br />Since there are also charcoal and pastels, one may want to buy a selection of those along with the right paper or there are fine comprehensive drawing kits for sale. These drawing media are good choices to give the novice experience in their different rendering qualities as well as the effects achievable using different types of paper. Other drawing media appropriate for beginners are ink pens and colored markers.<br /><br />Many students want to skip the drawing part and go right to the colorful potentials of painting. Though its always a good idea to learn those drawing skills, beginners can get just as much satisfaction from painting. Manufacturers offer affordable art kits for beginners with good quality supplies including canvas, brushes, different types of paint and easels.<br /><br />Used happily for years by the novice and the professional are the variety of water based paints such as watercolors, tempera, acrylics and gouache. Though all have differing properties, these paints are valued for their versatility and easy clean up. Complete lines of oil based paints and brushes are also made for the beginner, but as a caution, oils are not as safe for young children and the clean up is more time consuming.<br /><br />While having the proper supplies is imperative and practice is of great importance in learning to create art, most people can only progress so far without some formal art instruction. Those interested in advancing to a level of creating high quality or sophisticated art should find it helpful to take a look at some online resources when buying art supplies for beginners and consider obtaining some instruction books or DVDs.<br /></p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Shop Gallery Social © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/art-supply-warehouse" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-10677386278888756872011-03-13T09:13:00.001-07:002011-03-13T09:13:43.382-07:00 The Benefits of Buying an Art Easel for your Children | Draw And Paint Art Supplies <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Draw And Paint Art Supplies AuctionsGallerySocialShop Craft Supplies ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Craft Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Art Supply Warehouse AuctionsShopGallerySocial Art Store ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Draw And Paint Art SuppliesThe Benefits of Buying an Art Easel for your ChildrenTweet <img id="articleImage" src="/69596-1001-2ww-m.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="draw and paint art supplies" /> <p>Having troubles on what to get your child as a gift? Well, since most children enjoy expressing their creative imagination and love to paint and draw, why not get them a new art easel. Even though art easels are more thought about as tools for professional artists, kids too can use them as a fun and enjoyable way to pass their time.Easel boards designed for children function as more than just something to draw and paint on. Some of these easels can be used for games and as a teaching instrument sort of like a chalk board at school. In fact, many new art easels are reversible with a chalk board and white erase board on each side. This way your kid can use it to draw and you can use it as a tool to help them with their homework and such.As a parent, the idea of an easel for your children should strike you as a great one. You children will learn to develop their imagination and learn how to project that imagination in the form of art by painting. Not only will it help develop important aspects of your child's learning curve, but it will also allow you (the parent) plenty of more free time to be able to do the things you want or need to do without being constantly harassed by your children. They will be too busy playing with their new easel to bug you.Easels are great for children because it allows them to be able to think for themselves and create their own work. By using the art easel to draw and create paintings, your children are constantly working towards improving their skill sets whether they know it or not. This will help them in the long run be more productive as an individual in whatever line of work they decide to take up. It will even help them get better grades in school because they will understand the concept of working hard for themselves to produce positive results.There are many different choices of art easels you can choose for your children. They have less sophisticated art easels for very young children like the easel I described above. Of course you can also buy a more professional art easel that has all of the options a professional painter would have. This would be more suited to the older kids who really have a passion towards art and drawing.Whatever skill level your child may be at his or her age, an easel would make the perfect gift for them. They are fairly inexpensive and you can find them anywhere, including online.<BR /></p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Shop © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/draw-and-paint-art-supplies" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-13291993548816271792011-03-08T21:13:00.000-08:002011-03-08T21:13:00.215-08:00 How To Draw A Car: Learn Step-By-Step | Step By Step Draw <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Step By Step Draw ShopGalleryAuctionsSocial How To Draw ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw People ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Manga ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Animals ShopAuctionsGallerySocial Step By Step DrawHow To Draw A Car: Learn Step-By-StepTweet <img id="articleImage" src="/rosedrawingst3.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="step by step draw" /> <p>Car drawing is a great hobby which can be relaxing and fun but challenging at the same time.Here are the basic instructions for you to learn how to draw a car step by step. Just follow the easy steps and start drawing any car you like from scratch easily. This step by step instructions will not only help you to learn how to draw a car , but also will help you progress your ability and skills faster. You will need a paper, a pencil and an eraser to draw cars.Step 1 (Decide Which Car To Draw)The first step of learning how to draw a car will be deciding which car to draw. Since the proportions and other details will vary in different car models, it is better to decide which car to draw in the beginning, so that your drawing will look more realistic.Step 2 (Draw The Body)The next step of drawing a car will be drawing the basic shapes which will form the outline of your drawing. Draw lightly so that you can erase your guidelines later with ease.Here you can use soft pencil to mark the lines where to put the details of your car. As you progress, you are going to erase many of these constructions lines.You can start with drawing a rectangle and then connect a second rectangle half the size of the first extending up and back from the right side of the first one.Step 3 (Draw The Roof)The third step of drawing a car will be adding some more details to the rough image we have created in step 1. Draw three short, straight vertical lines.the first one to the left of the center top of your first rectangelethe second one to the left of the center of your second rectanglethe third one to the side of the second rectangleand then connect these three lines at the top. Step 4 (Draw The Wheels)You can start adding the wheels in this step. Draw simple rectangles to mark the position of the wheels. Make sure that the upper and lower lines slant upwards. Then add the left front tire.Step 5 (Specify Hood and Grill)In this step of learning how to draw a car you can start rounding off the relevant parts of the bodywork like the hood and the grill. This step requires a series of fast and lighter strokes. This is because fast and light lines will add some movement to your drawings and thus looks better. Continue to add light quick lines until you are satisfied with the outline.Step 6 ( Add Shading)The next step will be adding the lights, darks and other details to create a good car drawing. You must decide which side sunlight is coming from. Try to shade all the bodywork lightly with the pencil. Add headlights, body details, tires, and grillwork of your choice. Later with the help of a rubber lift out highlights from the grey bodywork. Then add your choice of darkest darks in the wheel arches, under the car and the interior to complete the shadings.Step 7 ( Add Color)You can use colored pencils, markers or crayons to add color to your car drawing. If you wish you can use computers to add color to your car drawings.Learn How to Draw A Car Step By StepThe above instructions on how to draw a car step by step can be applied to all of the car rakes and modes. You should re-arrange your positioning according to the car of your choice. With these steps on how to draw a car step by step outlined above, you can develop your car drawing skills.Every car drawing work is another step which carries you to become a professional car designer. The more you draw, the more you will be satisfied with your car drawings. For the best instructions on how to draw a car step by step, you can also try How to Draw Cars Fast and Easy e-book pdf guide by Tim Rugendyke.</p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Auctions Social © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/step-by-step-draw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-28495115058468901032011-03-08T09:33:00.000-08:002011-03-08T09:33:00.259-08:00 Teach Me How To Draw People | How To Draw People <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Step By Step Draw ShopGalleryAuctionsSocial How To Draw ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw People ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Manga ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Animals ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw PeopleTeach Me How To Draw PeopleTweet <img id="articleImage" src="/how-to-draw-people-holding-hands-step-2.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="how to draw people" /> <p>If you are like most passionate artists, you are struggling to learn the human form and how to draw people. You know that it is a difficult, time consuming and sometimes tedious task.Grab A Copy Click hereYou also realize the importance of mastering this technique. That is because you realize that the human form is the most critical of all elements to master.Realizing that proportions and anatomy work to help you instantly draw masterful faces, hands, feet, hair, and how to help you draw clothes on people. How to draw clothes and how to draw clothes and folds in them can be very difficult. You need an understanding of the human figure in order to know how clothes will fall on the body. Knowing proportions and realizing the ability to <strong>make your art alive is all important.</strong> Whether you have taken anatomy classes or art supplemental courses or no courses at all, you may be frustrated with the study of the human form or disappointed in what was offered. Grab A Copy Click hereThough, this is true, it is that desire in us to be the best artist ever that drives you to further study and dedication to drawing people.You also realize that with these skills, you can have a winning career in art. You can show your art to friends and family without being embarassed that you added an extra mole on aunt Winifred. Whether you want to be an accomplished artist, portrait artist, video game artist, film artist, or a commissioned artist, you need to know how to draw the human form.Along with learning how to draw faces like this, you will also receive information like the "<strong>5 eye cube</strong>" easy standards to find proportional relationships. You will learn in the first section simple ways to determine difference of age, male and female. <strong>You will have these skills simply and explicitly delivered through illustrations and instructions.</strong>You will receive information like the "<strong>5 eye cube</strong>" easy standards to find proportional relationships. You will learn in the first section simple ways to determine difference of age, male and female. <strong>You will have these skills simply and explicitly delivered through illustrations and instructions.</strong>Grab A Copy Click here<strong><br /></strong></p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Shop Auctions Gallery Social © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/how-to-draw-people" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-76067798517590204902011-03-05T01:31:00.001-08:002011-03-05T01:31:25.955-08:00 How To Draw Manga Online | How To Draw Manga <body> h1{font-size:35px !important;margin-bottom:20px !important;margin-top:20px !important;}</style>Art Supplies And Step-by-Step Drawing Step By Step Draw ShopGalleryAuctionsSocial How To Draw ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw People ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Manga ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw Animals ShopAuctionsGallerySocial How To Draw MangaHow To Draw Manga OnlineTweet <img id="articleImage" src="/how-to-draw-manga-eyes-fairy-0.jpg" width="160px" height="160px" align="left" alt="how to draw manga" /> <p>You must have seen lots of unique cartoons and comical objects in your life earlier but you may not be familiar with the drawing manga quite much. Believe me manga drawings have become the most popular and significant drawings in the world in recent times. They are not only very colorful drawings but also incredibly creative drawings. Most wonderful reality about the manga paintings is that they are very funny cartoons especially for the kids and adolescents. Talking about novices, they are really helpful drawings for them in many perspectives. As far as the core value of drawing manga is concerned; we have to say that they are truly masterful objects. Beauty wise, there is no match of manga at all. When it comes to the uniqueness, manga paintings are the most beautiful, charming and pleasing drawings in the world today. They are very stylish as well as very captivating paintings. Therefore if you want to draw manga, you will have to join any professional drawing institution online so that you might be able to learn how to draw manga and various other drawings like cartoons, animals, people and Pikachu in an artful and professional manner.<br />The greatest news for all of manga drawing lovers is that several types of online drawing companies are making you available several types of drawing services over the World Wide Web in a truly elegant and graceful manner. But you will be surely stunned by listening to this news that Sketch Heroes is the best drawing company than the whole lot in most recent times. Realistically speaking, it is offering you several types of online drawing solutions over the World Wide Web within most affordable price rates involving drawing manga, drawing cartoons, drawing animals, drawing people, drawing Pikachu, drawing nature, and many others. Overall this is the best online portal wherein you will be surely able to learn how to draw various kinds of objects in a beautiful, mesmerizing, and masterful manner. From drawing animals to people, from drawing cartoons to manga, and from nature to Pikachu, you could draw any other type of object in a creative manner. In order to draw manga in an artistic and versatile manner, several things can be used such as drawing tools, software, common sense, and instinctive knacks. Imperatively online drawing company helps you in drawing manga and cartoons in an arty manner.<br />In short, we cay say that drawing manga is a very captivating and stimulating cartoon which appears in many comical styles and shapes so as to mesmerize your eyes. If you want to draw manga creatively, you will have to fully trust in your own abilities and competencies.</p> Comment Leave a Comment <img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="captcha" />  Name Email Url     Message Search this Site Bookmark This Article   Stumble Upon Reddit Digg Delicious Buzz Join Our Mailing List!<p><strong>Sign up below!</strong></p>Name: Email: <p>We respect your email privacy</p><img src="C:\Program Files\CartyStudios Corporation\Auto Blogging Software - WebMagnates.org\data\Learning to Draw\step by step draw\" alt="" />#linksInternalContentList .more{display:none;}</style>Recommended<strong>Gold and Silver purchases</strong>A secure way to gather gold and silver bullion and have it delivered to your home or place of business<strong>Learn the 7 Secrets to Peace and Prosperity </strong>Stephen Edwards and learning to make your dreams and visions your own<strong>Why rent when you can buy</strong>Newly renovated town homes available for rent to own. Low down, no qualifying. 2, 3 & 4 bdr 2 storey units with full basements. UG parking. Right at Don Valley and Sheppard. Close to Fairview mall, subway station, high school and convenience strip mall. Low down, fixed rent for 1 year. Please reply answering the following questions and we will send out an info package.The size of unit you are interested in, When you could be ready to move, & How much of a down payment you could provide. northyorkhomes@gtarent2own.ca1-866-321-4337 option 2"For a Better Place to Call Home"<strong>Saper Aude Dare to Be Wise</strong><img src="/banner1.png" border=0> Discover MoreArticles Auctions Gallery Social © 2011 supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com Home  |  Terms and conditions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Contact Us </body><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/how-to-draw-manga" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-9420651014962007052010-12-20T16:50:00.000-08:002010-12-20T16:50:00.277-08:00 <EMBED src=http://www.youtube.com/v/0cqN3g4DIdM&hl=en&fs=1& width="100%" height=300 type=application/x-shockwave-flash allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"></EMBED> function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR>Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/How-to-Draw-Cartoon-Characters--How-to-Draw-Eyes-on-a-Cartoon-Character" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-90399307727231428762010-12-19T23:22:00.000-08:002010-12-19T23:22:00.189-08:00 <STRONG>Question</STRONG><BR>I do a lot of art projects with my kids but I have no place to put them to dry. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could make a drying rack or something I could use to put the projects in until they are dry? Any suggestions are welcome! Thank You! <STRONG>Answer</STRONG><BR>Just hanging many of them on strung cording with clothespins, e.g., would work but that wouldn't work well for things that need to lay flat so bits or thick paints/etc. on them won't run/droop/etc. For those kinds of projects, you could also make your own drying rack with a large cardboard box.. just get one big enough to hold the size of thing your kids usually make. If your kids make only small things, just buying a vertical cardboard or metal file with a few rows ("shelves") could work too (from an office supply store). Once you have a box of the right size, there are a number of cross-pieces you could install, and in various ways to make the "shelves." ...You could poke 2 holes in each side (left and right) of the box for each "shelf," then insert thin dowel rods, lengths of PVC pipe, or even non-stretchable cording that's knotted just outside the holes to hold it taut (glue or tape the rods in place, or glue on a bead of some kind on each end just outside the holes). ...Or you could cut out some sheets of corrugated cardboard that are the same width as your box, then tape or hot glue them in place inside the box as shelves. (You could also cut the top off of the box if you want faster air circulation/drying, or cut other holes in the back, etc.) You and/or they could also decorate the outside or even inside of the box too, if you want... Contact paper, cut outs, photos, laminated drawings, etc, etc. HTH, Diane B. function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/How-can-I-make-a-drying-rack-for-my-kids-art-projects" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-79496336986183390612010-12-19T03:29:00.000-08:002010-12-19T03:29:00.624-08:00 Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Businesses-adjust-to-the-cold-snap" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article 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{u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR>Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Me-Drawing-an-Anime-Emo-Couple" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-72658703305046362802010-12-15T17:31:00.000-08:002010-12-15T17:31:00.311-08:00 <EMBED src=http://www.youtube.com/v/ZB8tcaNv9dQ&hl=en&fs=1& width="100%" height=300 type=application/x-shockwave-flash allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"></EMBED> function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR>Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/How-to-Draw-a-EmoAngel-Chibi" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-35263878937243666292010-12-14T21:38:00.000-08:002010-12-14T21:38:00.654-08:00 <EMBED src=http://www.youtube.com/v/8bZZtGsY98s&hl=en&fs=1& width="100%" height=300 type=application/x-shockwave-flash allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"></EMBED> function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR>Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Easy-Cartoon-Drawing--How-to-Draw-a-Cartoon-Bird" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-23995292372477454802010-12-13T23:26:00.000-08:002010-12-13T23:26:00.313-08:00 Cave Story Now Available on DSiWare and as a WiiWare Demo function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR>Sorry, I could not read the content fromt this page.<br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Nintendo-DSiWare-WiiWare-and-Virtual-Console-Weekly-Updates" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-9942348187414652742010-12-13T01:21:00.000-08:002010-12-13T01:21:00.251-08:00 (He got his name from the dog in the Nickelodeon show "Doug," which Oleson credits for helping her <B>learn to draw cartoons</B>.) Being part of the community <B>...</B> function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Cupcakes-as-food-and-art-and-protagonist-in-Seattle" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-91076024285753436982010-12-11T16:47:00.000-08:002010-12-11T16:47:00.305-08:00 Put one foot in front the other and do the best you can—<B>draw</B> the occasional <B>cartoon</B> in my case. How much good does that do? Occasionally, they get people <B>...</B> function fbs_click() {u=location.href;t=document.title;window.open('http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(u)+'&t='+encodeURIComponent(t),'sharer','toolbar=0,status=0,width=626,height=436');return false;}<IMG alt="" src="/fbpostthumb.gif"> <BR><br /><p><a href="http://www.supplies-to-step-by-step-draw.com/blog/Aislin-Discusses-Media-Politics-and-Satire" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-17949100106314618802010-12-10T20:54:00.000-08:002010-12-10T20:54:00.317-08:00 I was looking through the other groups on Deviant Art and I found a fantastic group called "ThePencilClub". On PencilClubToo's Feature Page there are some wonderful tutorials that you guys might want to take a look at, here's the [link] . These are really fantastic, Major props to the person who collected all of these tutorials. <br /><p><a href="http://Learning-To-Draw.deviantart.com/journal/30637902/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-4637928524043966682010-12-10T12:30:00.000-08:002010-12-10T12:30:00.286-08:00Just like with all other features of a human face, it’s important that you don’t draw preconceived ideas that you may have regarding eyes. Since eyes are said to be the windows to the soul of a person, it reflects a lot regarding the personality and emotionality of the subject. Thus, it’s very important that you draw it just the way it is.<br /> There are a lot of things that you can know about the various parts of the human eye. However, here are some of the basic guidelines that would allow you to learn to draw eyes correctly.<br /> Complexity And Parts <br /> Just like ears, the eyes are complex too in regard to form. Thus, you have to be patient when drawing it. Take necessary time to finish it and try to make it realistic as you can. Take note of the important portions of the eye. Here are some of them:<br /> - eyebrows <br /> - eyeball <br /> - eyelids <br /> - eyelashes <br /> - pupil <br /> - iris <br /> - surrounding bone structure<br /> Bone Structure<br /> For the gross structure of the eye, make sure that the eyeball is sitting deep inside of the eye socket. Also, make sure that the eye socket would have a protruding rim on its top. This is where the eyebrow would be placed. You could simply trace your finger around the socket to get a good idea of what shape it should be. It’s within the perimeters of this some what rectangular shape where you would be drawing the main eye.<br /> Eyeball <br /> You should give the eyeball a spherical and large appearance. At its front would be an egg shaped protruding bulge. This is where the lens would be located. Atop the eyeball, you can find the eyelids. It is stretched over the top potion of the eyeball. <br /> In drawing, the most important part of the eyeball would be the white portion of the eye. In reality, these do not really have a pure white color. They also have shadows in them. So, remember that the shape you are aiming for would be a sphere. So, try to make a sphere that has some shading for it to become a realistic eyeball. <br /> Eyelids <br /> For the eyelids, it was said that it is stretched above the eyeball. Thus, the eyeball curvature would be the one to give the lids their shape. You should understand and memorize this factor. It is also vital that you exactly capture the eyelid line shape. Observe that they generally follow the eyeball curvature. Take note that every time eyelids are retracted, they have a clearly visible crease that should be accurately rendered.<br /> Lastly, see the odd little shape situated on the inside corner of your eye where the lower and upper eyelids join. Make sure that you draw this shape as how you have had seen it with your subject.<br /> Eyelashes <br /> Make sure that eyelashes are sprouting out from the eyelids and not anywhere else from the eye. These usually grow in clumps. Thus, draw them that way. Spend some time how they grow and the direction they are going. Take note that there is a difference in size for eyelashes at the bottom lid compared to the upper lid. The ones on the upper lid are larger. Since they come from a clump, they are also usually entangled.adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-70351035102309123132010-12-09T21:25:00.000-08:002010-12-09T21:25:00.614-08:00 Adding a NEW art work to a group- <P>On the upper left hand corner of your Deviant Art web page, you can see your account screen name, and slightly to the right of that there should be a downward arrow. By clicking on this downward arrow you will see a drop down list of Deviant Art Options, select the first one, which is called, "Submit Deviation". While submitting a brand new deviation, you will be prompted to assign a name to the art work. The second option should be to "Submit to a group". If you do not have this option you may not have been added to any groups yet, you will have to contact the group to which you would like to submit the art to fix that.</P><P>Adding a PREVIOUSLY UPLOADED art work to a group-</P><P>Find your art work on Deviant Art, and open it so that it is in full page view. Below the art work, on the right hand side there is a topic called "Found in these groups". Under this there should be a big Plus sign, and the option "Submit to a group..." Clicking on this will bring up a small window on top of the first one. <BR>********Make sure that you are under the tab "Submit to Group Gallery". Pretty please*******<BR>Select the proper group, and then be sure to select the proper destination folder for the file, in that group. For example, For Week # 1 Hands, I would prefer that you guys submit the art works to "Hands theme" folder. But do not worry if you forget to do this i can easily move them into it. </P><P>You can also simply just Click on art, and Drag it on your screen. Putting it into the Learning-To-Draw Pop up black menu box on the top of your screen once you begin dragging the art.</P><P>Thank you <IMG title=":) (Smile) - :)" height=15 alt=:) src="/smile.gif" width=15></P><br /><p><a href="http://Learning-To-Draw.deviantart.com/journal/30637426/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-32542642170716103282010-12-09T12:28:00.000-08:002010-12-09T12:28:00.429-08:00Dogs are very lovable creatures. This is why they have become a favourite by artists to draw. There are different ways in which you can draw a dog, since there are also different kinds of dogs out there. However, there are still general factors that you should consider when drawing them. Here are the things you should know if you want to learn to draw dogs. <br /> Drawing A Cartoonish Dog<br /> If you’ll be teaching children how to draw, one of the best subjects to start with would be a dog. This is because children love dogs and they are quite familiar with how one would look like. For kids, a cartoon dog would be just right. <br /> Basic Body Parts<br /> First you should draw four circles. Put one circle on top of another, overlapping each other by about 1/3. Make the top most circle the smallest and as you go down, make the next circle slightly bigger than the previous. Align them vertically. However place the second circle from the most top a bit off centered to the left. The top circle would be your dog’s head. The second one, which is off-centered, would be his snout. The lowest two would be your dog's body. <br /> Add Some Ears<br /> Draw the ears. Pick one spot on the upper right portion of its head and draw a sharp triangular arc going outwards. From the same point, draw another triangular arc but this time a bit higher than the previous one. Close them off by a curved line. This is your right dog ear. Do the same on the left side. This time, make sure that the arc would be going out towards the left. <br /> Add Some Eyes<br /> Give your dog eyes. Draw two small circles within his head and just about above his snout. This would be his eyes. Add two half circles above and around his eyes. These would serve as his eye brows. If you want a happy dog, then keep the half circles a bit high and cur curvaceous for a bright disposition. However, if you want your dog to be sad, replace these arcs with diagonal lines going towards the center. If you want him to be mad, replace the arcs with just one long zigzagging line across his forehead.<br /> Give Him A Nose<br /> Now draw another small circle that is concentric to second circle, which is the one that would stand out as your dog’s snout. This would be the tip of his nose. Place the nose tip a bit off-centered to the left.<br /> Add The Legs<br /> Draw his legs. This dog is basically in a sitting position. Thus, his front legs would be straight while his hind legs should be folded. Place these on the lowest circle. The hind legs should be sticking out from both sides of the body, while the two front legs are both occupying the center portion of the lowest circle. Do not forget to give him paws too. Put paws on the end of the legs by drawing a fat “m” like figure and closing it off on its bottom portion. <br /> Add Some Details And Clean Up<br /> Add the details of his body, such as neck and mouth. For the neck, find the right angle in which you can create a slightly diagonal line from the snout circle to the upper body or 3rd circle. The mouth should be under his nose. Lastly, you should clean up&nbsp; by erasing sketch lines which are not really needed for your dog’s body.adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-19078593540094378552010-12-09T06:11:00.000-08:002010-12-09T06:11:00.758-08:00 Negative space is a very important concept in art. Generally negative space refers to the space between lines, or the form that the lines create in a small cross section, so to speak. I encourage you to to read this simple informative entry about negative space from "About.com" [link] and any other research that is easily done through google(there are a number of great pages on Negative space or otherwise called contour drawing). Whether you read up on negative space or not, this activity will teach you the concept and help you learn how to implement it while drawing. Also, it will begin to show you the correct way to view art through impeding of your eyes from searching for the familiar, and encouraging the use of new and unfamiliar shapes. <P>Often this activity is practiced with real life objects(such as stools [link]), but since this is probably our first time practicing such we will use a line sketch to ensure that the desired results of the activity are achieved.</P><P>We will experience the use of Negative space for this activity by acquiring an already finished line sketch or art. You will then turn this upside down(180°) and use it as a reference for this activity(DO NOT TRACE). You will draw an entirely new picture (on the same sized piece of paper) based on the space that you see BETWEEN THE LINES. In other words, do not re-draw the lines, but focus on the shapes that the lines collectively create, ie the space between the lines.</P><P>Do not use your own art, be sure that it was originally drawn by some one else and is unfamiliar to you. In fact, I would prefer that every one uses this picture of "Igor Stravinsky" drawn by Picaso, to help keep you from assuming shapes while drawing. Here is the Original link and here is a link of the picture turned upside down and enlarged, for immediate drawing use <IMG title=":) (Smile) - :)" height=15 alt=:) src="/smile.gif" width=15> Use This Drawing, By Picaso, For This Activity</P><P>So, while drawing be sure to pay special attention to the way that the lines are bending and how they attribute to the space in between, some call this "contour drawing" and it is not an in depth exercise for negative space, but only a beginning. Also I suggest that you begin drawing from the TOP of the suggested link(the bottom of the picture when upright) because of the wide spaces and lack of identifiable objects. Next week we will probably go more in depth in this. Best of luck, and I cannot wait to see your drawings.</P><P>**** Please submit these drawings to the Negative Space folder****</P><br /><p><a href="http://Learning-To-Draw.deviantart.com/journal/30772412/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">View the original article here</a></p>adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1522144788514779223.post-20097410820699458312010-12-08T12:27:00.000-08:002010-12-08T12:27:00.475-08:00Disney characters are the most popular cartoon characters all over the world. Men, women and children alike all love them. From movies to other collectibles, these characters have become a staple in society and would still continue to do so for the future generation. <br /> The best thing about these characters is that they are easy to draw. In fact, even children could draw them. From the world famous Mouse to the inter-galactic famous Stitch, name it and you can draw it! Although by watching them on television, you may think that they are complicated to draw, do not be discouraged. If you really want to learn to draw Disney characters, a little practice and love for your character is all you need! Who knows, maybe you’ll be one of their animators someday?<br /> Materials<br /> You would need a couple of materials before you start. Get a pencil, eraser and a set of coloring materials. It depends on your preference on whether you would want to use markers, crayons or colored pencils. Pick out a character and have a picture of him or her ready with you too. It is possible for you to learn all the characters. However, it is best that you concentrate first with just one, since you are still at the beginning stage. Once you’ve found a picture that is not too small and not too big to work with, then you can start drawing. <br /> Plan And Map<br /> First, you should plan and map the features of your character. Based on the picture you have, try to locate the basic shapes of your character’s body features. Start by drawing ovals which are relative the basic shape and size of its body, head, and limbs. It highly depends on what you character would be doing. Based on this, position the ovals to where you want the body parts of your character to be. It’s advised that you start out with the head. <br /> Starting With The Facial Features<br /> Start placing outlines of the different facial features. Make sure they are in the correct proportion. Generally, Disney characters have almond- or oval-shaped eyes. Make sure that you get the right shape of the basic features, since these are the most important. This would include: eyes, nose and mouth. Try not to put too much detail yet. <br /> Shape The Body<br /> Start drawing the body. Make sure that you use rounded lines. Generally, if your character is female, you should draw the upper chest and hips larger and rounder compared to the waist. If it’s a male, the shoulders are the most prominent. So, draw them to be the largest. <br /> Add On Limbs And Hands<br /> For the arms and legs, draw them by creating oval shapes. Do this for both upper and lower extremities. For the knee, draw a circle in between the ovals of the upper and lower leg. Connect all these simple shapes using rounded lines. <br /> Draw the hands. Create a rounded square that has three ovals on top, with 2 connected ovals at the side to stand as the thumb. Draw the feet by creating a basic shape for a shoe. You can also be creative and make him/her barefooted. Connect all the ovals by the use of rounded lines. Smoothen the outline and erase unnecessary parts.<br /> Color It!<br /> Use your coloring materials and color your drawing. Look at the picture for color reference.adminhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17676904969619267012noreply@blogger.com0