This free printable drawing worksheet is simple to follow and will help young artists gain confidence in drawing. Parents and teachers will find many ways to use this as a take-home extra project in class.
FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT: Do not get discouraged if your drawings are not turning out the way you hoped. Learning to draw takes practice and time. Draw every day, come back, print off other projects, and try them. Soon, you will be making beautiful pictures.
FIRST, A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT: Do not get discouraged if your drawings are not turning out the way you hoped. Learning to draw takes practice and time. Draw every day, come back, print off other projects, and try them. Soon, you will be making beautiful pictures.
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| How To Draw A Lamb Free Worksheet |
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Lambs are fun and are popular in the spring.
Draw a circle for the head, make it half above the shoulder.
The ears are diamond-shaped and dangle off the side of the head.
The legs are thick.
Don't worry about the feet, draw grass over them.
Take your time with the fur, make lots of little half circles.
Use a darker pencil for the shadows.
The mouth is a straight line.
The nose is two dashes like a "V".
The eyes are under the eyebrows that slope down toward the nose.
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