Monday, April 29, 2013

How to Draw A Hermit Crab Worksheet

How to draw a hermit crab drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

This is an easy to do project that will give the young artist confidence. A few simple lines, some curved and some straight, are all it takes to draw it .

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How to Draw A Hermit Crab Worksheet by MrAdron.


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PRINTABLE LESSON NOTES


Start the shell as a triangle. Draw a line across the sections at an angle to give it a twisted look, then round off the sections with curving lines.

The crab has an oval face with two thin triangles for the lower half of the face.

The eyes are oval-shaped and on fat stalks.

Draw the antennae before you get too much done on the legs. The antennae have a bend by the face.

The legs look like finger shapes at first, draw them lightly until you get them right. There are three on each side. The two in the middle have fat claws. Divide the legs into three rounded segments. Add the rows of bumps lightly. Draw the bumps as little dots or small shapes like the letter "n" or "u."

Go over the best lines until they look good and then erase the rest.

Put sand or rocks on the ground underneath him and a few bubbles floating over him.

The crab can be brown, orange, grey, or black.

I hope it turns out beautiful for you.

(c) Mr. Adron 4/29/13