Let`s learn how to draw a Carnation. Notice that there are so many different types of carnations.I personally like field simple carnation with five pink petals. But most of the people imagine carnation as big red terry flower. If so,then we need to draw exactlythat sort, because we need to meet the expectations of people.
This article is from the series “Wild animals drawing”. Today we complete the collection of drawings of canids. Let`s learn how to draw a Fox. I already told you which method I use when drawing an animal that is not found in the city. It is not difficult – you need to find a nice
Let`s learn how to draw a Hippo (but if not reduce, then we call him a hippopotamus). This animal is poorly studied, but clearly very dangerous. According to Wikipedia, in Africa it represents a much greater danger than Buffalo and even lion. The behavior of Hippo, written there in black and white, shows a strong
Let`s learn how to draw a white bear. In fact, there are several varieties of polar bears, but today I have prepared for you lessons about drawing most white of them – a polar bear. The polar bear lives in the North and spends a lot of time at sea hunting fish and seals. The
Let`s learn how to draw a Frog. Can you imagine the appearance of a frog? Offhand most of us will say: the frog is green and roundeye. And start to remember the frogs from cartoons. But honestly, it is better to remember, the way these frogs appear in the swamp. Yes, pop-eyed, but not very
Let`s learn how to draw a hedgehog. I understand that hedgehogs are animals that people have traditionally drawn in cartoon style. Type – face and body studded with needles. And that’s all. The truth is that the hedgehogs are animals with the same structure of the body, as of the other. So I want to
Let`s learn how to draw a ZeBu. Until recently I had no idea about the existence of such an original cattle – zebu. But I read in the book that in Asia and in Africa the locals ‘breed zebu” and thought it was a mistake, they should say “ze–bra”. And besides, zebras are not domesticated…
