Question:
I Don't know How to Draw a Picture plz help?
2012-03-17 23:06:12 UTC
I Don't know How to Draw a Picture plz help?
Ten answers:
2012-03-18 23:17:35 UTC
Pick a picture or image that you would like to design. Fix it on a illustrating board. Use pad to design pieces on the image by splitting the image at least in eight content and eight lines (Or more based on the size of the picture). If you do not want to indulge the referrals image, fix a obvious papers or wine glass on it and design pieces on the it.

Draw the same pieces on your illustrating piece. Begin illustrating by working on each rectangle. It creates the illustrating very easy.

Remember, this method is only good when you begin learning illustrating and duplicating the referrals image exactly. Do Not make it a addiction. Exercise free hand drawing. Exercise creates an artisan perfect.

Every not successful design will give you new bravery to design again.
Azad
2012-03-19 00:27:46 UTC
Select a photograph or picture that you would like to draw. Fix it on a drawing board. Use pencil to draw squares on the picture by dividing the picture at least in eight columns and eight rows (Or more depending upon the size of the picture). If you do not want to spoil the reference picture, fix a transparent paper or glass on it and draw squares on the it.

Draw the same squares on your drawing sheet. Start drawing by concentrating on each square. It makes the drawing very easy.

Remember, this method is only good when you start learning drawing and copying the reference picture exactly. Do Not make it a habit. Practice free hand sketching. Practice makes an artist perfect.

Every unsuccessful sketch will give you new courage to draw again.
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2012-03-18 10:10:47 UTC
Start by getting your ideas together. Look at inspiration and reference photos if you need them, draw little thumbnail sketches to get an idea on composition and perspective. I usually doodle an idea 2 or 3 times before sitting down and making it a project.



Next, start lightly on the type of paper that suits your needs. As you develop it on paper, add on the details and give things more shape, depth, and emphasis.



Work for as long as you'd like, as Leonardo da Vinci once said "Art is never finished, only abandoned" and once you feel satisfied, you stop.



Don't be afraid to make marks on paper, if you don't like it, you can erase, start over, or make it work (I love happy accidents).

Just keep in mind that you won't be the best artist overnight, but just because someone can draw a ballerina super realistically, it doesn't give them anymore of a right to make a mark on paper than you.
Scarlet
2012-03-18 06:07:55 UTC
Go to a library or bookstore and get one of those beginning drawing books. When I was a little kid I used to always draw dinosuars from a drawing book I did this for years, I just draw when im bored but people say I should be an artist, but I suck at coloring. Pencils ftw!
2012-03-18 06:10:17 UTC
Looking at the thing you want to draw helps.
Mallow Eater
2012-03-24 00:56:39 UTC
Paper+pencil. Look at the world around you. observe how things connect, how they interact. If you want to draw people, think of their muscles and bones. deviantart.com haw lots of good tutorials.
Snaku
2012-03-18 06:07:29 UTC
Buy a drawing sketch book and practice..
2012-03-18 06:09:16 UTC
I think it comes naturally to some people, like walking or talking. its not easy, takes years of practice. i really don't know what to say but try you best
Megan
2012-03-18 06:07:31 UTC
Well, it depends on what picture.

And you put no info about it so I don't know what you mean.
2012-03-18 09:16:44 UTC
i don't know how to explain..


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