This is a free printable of how to draw a man playing a guitar lesson and worksheet.
Here is a printable that helps you draw a figure in a sitting pose. It will help inspire the young artist in drawing a human figure in a dramatic pose.SCROLL DOWN TO ACCESS THE FREE PDF.
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| How to Draw a Man Playing a Guitar Worksheet |
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I drew this for a class I was teaching as a take-home extra activity. You can use this worksheet in a home or a classroom; it can be given as a take-home project, a do-on-your-own lesson, or an extra class time activity.
PRINTABLE NOTES
BEGINNING
Start by drawing lightly so you can erase later.
Draw an articulated stick figure to give him the right pose. The stick figure should have joints at the knees and elbows. The figure is seated with one foot forward toward you on a block and one leg sideways. The head is low and the forward-looking down.
DEVELOP FORM
Add the guitar and adjust the pose if needed. The guitar body is a little like a peanut.
After you have the basic pose worked out then go around the stick figure and draw the shapes of the arms, legs, and body.
CLOTHING
Draw the clothing around the form
FACE
Keep the face simple. Give him a short pointy beard. Draw a line under the lower lip for the shadow. Draw a thin line for the eyes. The face is turned downward. Keep the hands simple, they are squarish The fingers are bent inward so they look shorter.
Use shading to give him roundness and depth.
Don't get too caught up with details like the strings.
The shoes are like long pointy triangles.
I hope you draw a masterpiece!
(c) A. E. Dozat 9/7/16
