Monday, June 8, 2015

How To Draw A Baseball Player Hitting A Ball Worksheet

This is a how-to-draw a baseball player hitting a ball drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

How to draw a baseball player hitting a ball is a very simple approach to drawing a human figure in a dramatic pose. It can be mastered with a little practice and will give the young artist confidence in drawing.

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How to draw a baseball player hitting a ball worksheet 

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BEGINNINGS
Draw a line for the ground so the feet connect with the ground.
Start with an articulated stick figure; that is a stick figure with elbows, knees, hips, and shoulders. Draw dots for the elbows and knees hips and shoulders.
     * The far shoulder goes up, so draw it high, and the far elbow is high.
     * The near shoulder is low, and the near elbow is very low.
     * The head is very low and a little forward.
     *The near hip is high and the far hip is low.
     * the near knee is almost straight down. The near lower leg goes far back.
     * The far knee and leg are as far forward as possible but a little bent at the knee.
Make sure the feet connect to the ground the back foot is on its toe the front foot is pointing.

BUILD HIM UP
Draw around the stick figure to make the body thick and the arms and legs muscular.

The face is hidden in part by the helmet, the helmet covers half of the head.  Keep the face simple. The mouth is just a dash.  The eye is a dash. The nose is the letter "L" at an angle.

HANDS
The thumb on the near hand is on top and the fingers disappear under the bat. The thumb on the far hand is under the bat and only the top of the hand is showing.

DETAILS
Draw the clothes last. Put a shadow under him. Use shading to give him roundness.

(c) Adron D. 6/8/15