How to draw an angelfish drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
How to draw an Angelfish worksheet. This free-to-print worksheet is easy to follow and gives the young artist satisfaction in doing a beautiful picture. Parents and teachers will be able to use it in class and at home. It can be used as an art lesson by itself or as an extra activity, or as a handout to do on one's own time. |
| How to Draw an Angelfish Worksheet |
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OUTLINE
Start by lightly drawing the outline, use basic shapes to get the design right. The body is shaped like a sideways teardrop. The tail starts as a triangle, the top and bottom fin start out as a triangle.
ADDING FORM
The lines of the fins and tail taper and flow to the back with a curve. The tail curves gently and has long spikes on the top and bottom. The head is like a rounded bump at the front of the fish. The eye is a circle at the head. The mouth is open with a longer upper lip and a shorter lower lip. The fin on the side is an irregular rectangle; two long feather-like fins under the front flow backward.
DETAILS
There is a half-circle for the gill but flat at the top. The upper jaw has a ridge; draw it as a slight line over the mouth. There are lots of bones in the fins; take your time and draw them carefully and slowly. The eye is a black dot inside a round circle.
STRIPES
The first black stripe goes right across the eye and down to the bottom. The second stripe is a third of the way back; it is narrow. The third stripe is widest, and ii is at the back third; it continues up into the top and down into the bottom fin. There are faint stripes on the tail and on the fins.
CAREFUL
If you add scales, take your time, draw careful rows of straight lines, and then turn them into scales.
(c) Mr. Adron 8/8/13
