How to Draw a Hand Pointing. Lesson and Printable Worksheet

Free, How to Draw A hand Pointing, Printable Worksheet and Drawing Lesson.

This free printable is a drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction to draw a picture of a simplified hand.  It is not a very difficult project and ideal for the young artist or for extra drawing practice.

FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT:
Learning to draw takes practice so do not give up if your project does not turn out the way you had hoped it would. Your frustration is a good sign and shows that you have the talent and you know how you want your picture to look like. You only need to get your skill up to the level of your talent. So draw every day and soon you will be making beautiful pictures. Come back to my blog often and try some of my other projects.

HOW TO PRINT THE FREE WORKSHEET

• With some printers, you can just highlight it and send it to your printer. If you click on it the image will enlarge then click control and P to bring up your printer driver.
• Some printers work better if you copy and paste the image into a Word Document then print as you would normally. (If you get a small image just adjust the margins from the page layout in the toolbar, then drag the image to enlarge it. If the image jumps or wont move, then click on it and choose "In front of text" from the pulldown).
• Some printers work better if you first drag the image to your desktop and print from there.

If you have problems printing see the "HOW TO PRINT" tab above or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

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How to Draw A Hand Pointing, Lesson and Worksheet by MrAdron

These links below may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format. (With some computers you may need to download a temporary file by clicking the down-pointing button in the toolbar at the top of the link, next open the file by clicking on the window at the bottom of your screen, then you can print by clicking on the printer icon or as you would do normally. If you still have a problem, try saving it to your desktop and printing from there).

YOU MAY PRINT THE ART LESSON NOTES BELOW.

BEGINNING
Start out by drawing lightly at first so you can erase later.
Use basic shapes to work out the design. The finger is like a long rectangle
The wrist is like a long rectangle
The fingers are grouped into a triangle
The palm is an almost a square square
The pointing finger is as long as the palm, but part of the palm is hidden by the other fingers so it looks shorter than it really is.

DEVELOPING
Use two lines to define the fingers
After the basic form is developed then draw around them to get the rough beginnings of the hand.
Erase the extra lines and begin to add detail.
Add roundness to the fingertips.

Add details like wrinkles at the joints and fingernails.

SHADING
Put shadows around the palm fingers and under the thumb. Add shadows under the wrist and forearm.

Parents and teachers and Homeschool families will find many ways to use this project.

• You can use it as a lesson by itself.
• An art lesson handout.
• You can use it to help you draw an illustration or a page in a comic book.
• You can send it home as an extra project.
• You can use it in class.
• You can use it as an extra activity to fill in the time.
• Print a few like this and take them as a vacation activity for the kids.

Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope this project is fun and helpful for you.  To find more like it use the searchbox or choose one of the favorites in the sidebar.  I am sure you will find one you like.

(c) Adron 8/23/19

Free Printable How to Draw A Sea Turtle Swimming, Lesson and Worksheet

Free, How to Draw a sea turtle, Printable Worksheet and Drawing Lesson.

This free printable is a drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction to draw a picture of a sea turtle.  It is not a very difficult project and ideal for the young artist or for extra drawing practice.

FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT:
Learning to draw takes practice so do not give up if your project does not turn out the way you had hoped it would. Your frustration is a good sign and shows that you have the talent and you know how you want your picture to look like. You only need to get your skill up to the level of your talent. So draw every day and soon you will be making beautiful pictures. Come back to my blog often and try some of my other projects.

HOW TO PRINT THE FREE WORKSHEET

• With some printers, you can just highlight it and send it to your printer. If you click on it the image will enlarge then click control and P to bring up your printer driver.
• Some printers work better if you copy and paste the image into a Word Document then print as you would normally. (If you get a small image just adjust the margins from the page layout in the toolbar, then drag the image to enlarge it.)
• Some printers work better if you first drag the image to your desktop and print from there.

If you have problems printing see the "HOW TO PRINT" tab above or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

Your small gift will help me keep this blog going

Choose your gift amount.

Option 1 $2.00 USD Option 2 $4.00 USD Option 3 $10.00 USD

How to Draw a Swimming Sea Turtle Lesson And Worksheet by MrAdron

These links below may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format. (With some computers you may need to download a temporary file by clicking the down-pointing button in the toolbar at the top of the link, next open the file by clicking on the window at the bottom of your screen, then you can print by clicking on the printer icon or as you would do normally. If you still have a problem, try saving it to your desktop and printing from there).

YOU MAY PRINT THE ART PROJECT NOTES BELOW.

BEGINNING
Start out by drawing lightly at first so you can erase later.
Use basic shapes to work out the design. The largest shape will be a teardrop shape, but it is sideways. Draw long ovals for the front flipper and ovals for the head and rear feet.  It does not need to be perfect.

DEVELOPING
The front flipper has a curve like a knee going front that makes it look like a backward number "7." The flipper is not straight but has curves going back and forth on the front edge and on the back edge.

Draw the top of the shell in the shape of a long narrow oval with a point at the back.

The top shell, head, and flipper have a pattern of scales. Lightly draw a grid of lines that make box shapes on the flipper and on the shell, but don't make it perfect, let some be different sizes and irregular shapes.  draw around the inside of the shapes of the grid so it looks like boxes inside a net. Erase the grid leaving spaces between the boxes, (remember I said to draw it lightly so you can erase). The bottom of the shell has simple lines like for the scales and is plainer than the top.
Erase all the extra lines and go over the lines you want to keep.

SHADING
Put shadows underneath the turtle. Use shading to make the far flipper look darker, use shading under the neck and chin. The top of the shell is much darker than the bottom but be careful that you do not lose the pattern.

Draw wavey lines for the water effect.

Parents and teachers and Homeschool families will find many ways to use this project.

• You can use it as a lesson by itself.
• An art lesson handout.
• You can use it to help you draw an illustration or a page in a comic book.
• You can send it home as an extra project.
• You can use it in class.
• You can use it as an extra activity to fill in the time.
• Print a few like this and take them as a vacation activity for the kids.

Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope this project is fun and helpful for you.  To find more like it use the searchbox or choose one of the favorites in the sidebar.  I am sure you will find one you like.

(c) Adron 8/21/19

Free Printable How to Draw a Conch Shell Worksheet and Drawing Lesson

Free, How to Draw a Conch Shell, Printable Worksheet and Drawing Lesson.

This free printable and drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction to draw.  It is not a very difficult project and ideal for the young artist or for extra drawing practice.

FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT:
Learning to draw takes practice so do not give up if your project does not turn out the way you had hoped it would. Your frustration is a good sign and shows that you have the talent and you know how you want your picture to look like. You only need to get your skill up to the level of your talent. So draw every day and soon you will be making beautiful pictures. Come back to my blog often and try some of my other projects.

HOW TO PRINT THE FREE WORKSHEET

• With some printers, you can just highlight it and send it to your printer.
• Some printers work better if you copy and paste the image into a Word Document then print as you would normally. (If you get a small image just adjust the margins from the page layout in the toolbar, then drag the image to enlarge it.)
• Some printers work better if you first drag the image to your desktop and print from there.

If you have problems printing see the "HOW TO PRINT" tab above or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

Your small gift will help me keep this blog going

Choose your gift amount.

Option 1 $2.00 USD Option 2 $4.00 USD Option 3 $10.00 USD

Free How to Draw A Conch Shell Worksheet and Art Lesson. by MrAdron.

These links below may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format. (With some computers you may need to download a temporary file by clicking the down-pointing button in the toolbar at the top of the link, next open the file by clicking on the window at the bottom of your screen, then you can print by clicking on the printer icon or as you would do normally. If you still have a problem, try saving it to your desktop and printing from there).

YOU MAY PRINT THE ART PROJECT NOTES BELOW.

BEGINNING
Start out by drawing lightly at first so you can erase later.
Use the basic shape of a triangle to start, it does not need to be perfect. Add an arch like a rainbow over the large triangle. Make the arch lopsided so it is higher at the top of the triangle than at the bottom. Draw a small triangle centered on the back end of the large triangle.

DEVELOPING
Draw several curves going inward on the arch for the wrinkled edges. Draw three or four guidelines on the small triangle to help keep the spurs even and in line. Across the guidelines draw bumps for the spurs of the shell. Draw the two larger spurs on the bottom like lopsided letter "V" pointing down and back. The bottom edge curves upward a little and is wavey.

CLEAN UP THE PICTURE
Erase all the extra lines and go over the lines you want to keep.

SHADING
Put a shadow underneath the conch shell. Put shadows on the edges to give the shell roundness. Use shadow to define the wrinkles.
Use shading to show the long folds in the sides.

Parents and teachers and Homeschool families will find many ways to use this project.

• You can use it as a lesson by itself.
• An art lesson handout.
• You can use it to help you draw an illustration or a page in a comic book.
• You can send it home as an extra project.
• You can use it in class.
• You can use it as an extra activity to fill in the time.
• Print a few like this and take them as a vacation activity for the kids.

Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope this project is fun and helpful for you.  To find more like it use the searchbox or choose one of the favorites in the sidebar.  I am sure you will find one you like.

(c) Adron 6/2/19

How to Draw a Landscape with a Covered Bridge Worksheet and Lesson

Free how to draw a landscape with a covered bridge lesson and worksheet for the young artist.

This free printable and drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction in drawing a nice landscape.  It is not a very difficult project and ideal for the young artist or for extra drawing practice.

FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT:
Learning to draw takes practice so do not give up if your project does not turn out the way you had hoped it would. Your frustration is a good sign and shows that you have the talent and know how you want your picture to look like. You only need to get your skill up to the level of your talent. So draw every day and soon you will be making beautiful pictures. Come back to my blog often and try some of my other projects.

HOW TO PRINT THE FREE WORKSHEET

• With some printers, you can just highlight it and send it to your printer.
• Some printers work better if you copy and paste the image into a Word Document then print as you would normally. (If you get a small image just adjust the margins from the page layout in the toolbar, then drag the image to enlarge it.)
• Some printers work better if you first drag the image to your desktop and print from there.

If you have problems printing see the "HOW TO PRINT" tab above or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

These how to draw worksheets are free to print but your small gift will help me keep this blog going.

Choose your gift amount.

Option 1 $2.00 USD Option 2 $4.00 USD Option 3 $10.00 USD

Thank you for your gift.

How to draw a landscape with a Covered Bridge Worksheet and Lesson by MrAdron.

These links below may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format. (With some computers you may need to download a temporary file by clicking the down-pointing button in the toolbar at the top of the link, next open the file by clicking on the window at the bottom of your screen, then you can print by clicking on the printer icon or as you would do normally. If you still have a problem, try saving it to your desktop and printing from there).

YOU MAY PRINT THE ART PROJECT NOTES BELOW.

BEGINNING
First, determine the horizon, in this case, it is the hills in the background, the horizon should be high on the picture, but leave room for the clouds.
Draw lightly at first so you can erase later.
Use simple lines sketch a few hills the far river banks and the curved road, keep in mind you are creating a background, middle ground and foreground.
Use basic shapes to design the covered bridge. Use a rectangle for the side, and front a triangle for the front top a parallelogram for the roof. You are only doing the design at this point you will do details later. It is ok to use a ruler or straight edge to draw the bridge, all good craftsmen know when to use tools. The straight lines of the bridge will give an interesting contrast to the picture
Do not put the covered bridge in the center that is boring put it between the center and the edge of the picture that makes it interesting.

DEVELOPING
The clouds are the big summer ones that go up high from the horizon. Start by lightly drawing the fluffy humps of the cloud then draw the bottoms going across. Draw one cloud behind the other make them huge.

Add detail to the bridge by drawing the post that holds up the roof use three verticle lines. Next draw lines from the top of one to the bottom of the next. Draw around the lines to make them thicker like huge beams. Draw one verticle line and two slanted lines for what is showing through the entrance of the bridge.

Use a lot of long lines back and forth for the water.
Very gently add shadow to the clouds.

This next part takes a lot of time to do well so do not rush it. Add texture to the trees and bushes by drawing lots of tiny rounded "M" and "N" shapes. Add texture to the bridge by drawing lines for the wood. Use dashes across and more at an angle for the shingles for the roof.
Add rocks to the water and the road.
Give the river bank texture by drawing choppy lines that down at an angle.
Use shadow inside the bridge and under it.

Use erasers to clean up your picture.

Parents and teachers and Homeschool families will find many ways to use this project.

• You can use it as a lesson by itself.
• An art lesson handout.
• You can use it to help you draw an illustration or a page in a comic book.
• You can send it home as an extra project.
• You can use it in class.
• You can use it as an extra activity to fill in the time.
• Print a few like this and take them as a vacation activity for the kids.

Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope this project is fun and helpful for you.  To find more like it use the searchbox or choose one of the favorites in the sidebar.  I am sure you will find one you like.

(c) Adron 6/2/19

Free Printable Worksheet How To Draw A Moose Lesson

Free how to draw a moose lesson and worksheet for the young artist. 

This free printable and drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction in drawing a nice ocean scene.  It is not a very difficult project and ideal for the young artist or for extra drawing practice.

FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT:
Learning to draw takes practice so do not give up if your project does not turn out the way you had hoped it would. Your frustration is a good sign and shows that you have talent and know how you want your picture to look like. You only need to get your skill up to the level of your talent. So draw every day and soon you will be making beautiful pictures. Come back to my blog often and try some of my other projects.

HOW TO PRINT THE FREE WORKSHEET

• With some printers, you can just highlight it and send it to your printer.
• Some printers work better if you copy and paste the image into a Word Document then print as you would normally. (If you get a small image just adjust the margins from the page layout in the toolbar, then drag the image to enlarge it.)
• Some printers work better if you first drag the image to your desktop and print from there.

If you have problems printing see the "HOW TO PRINT" tab above or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

These how to draw worksheets are free to print but your small gift will help me keep this blog going.

Choose your gift amount.

Option 1 $2.00 USD Option 2 $4.00 USD Option 3 $10.00 USD

Free printable how to draw a moose lesson and worksheet for the young artist. by MrAdron.

These links below may print better on some printers.

CLICK HERE for a file in photo format.

CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format. (With some computers you may need to download a temporary file by clicking the down-pointing button in the toolbar at the top of the link, next open the file by clicking on the window at the bottom of your screen, then you can print by clicking on the printer icon or as you would do normally. If you still have a problem, try saving it to your desktop and printing from there).

YOU MAY PRINT THE ART PROJECT NOTES BELOW.

BEGINNING
First, draw a straight line across for the ground that way all four feet touch the ground in the same way.

Draw lightly at first so you can erase later.

Use basic shapes like a rectangle and a triangle to develop the form of the moose body and neck. The legs are like long thin triangles.

DEVELOPING THE FORM
Round the body at the rear and at the shoulder and under the neck. Give the back legs curves going back.
The face starts out like a down-pointing wedge that is cut off at the bottom. Use a line going up and down to help center the face. there is a bony ridge that looks like narrow parenthesis marks.

The antlers are different on every moose so don't worry about making them perfect. Use a line going straight across for the bottom edge of the antlers. and more basic shapes to work out their design.
The ears are two pointed ovals at the top of the head.

Use erasers to clean up your picture.

Add shadows to give the moose a round shape.

Add grass in the shadow underneath, this will hide any problems with the hoofs.

Parents and teachers and Homeschool families will find many ways to use this project.

• You can use it as a lesson by itself.
• An art lesson handout.
• You can use it to help you draw an illustration or a page in a comic book.
• You can send it home as an extra project.
• You can use it in class.
• You can use it as an extra activity to fill in the time.
• Print a few like this and take them as a vacation activity for the kids.

Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope this project is fun and helpful for you.  To find more like it use the searchbox or choose one of the favorites in the sidebar.  I am sure you will find one you like.

(c) Adron 3/18/19