How to Draw A BabyRabbit, Free Worksheet

This is a baby lop-eared rabbit drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

This free printable worksheet gives easy instructions on drawing a simple Rabbit of the lope eared type and is ideal for the beginning artist.

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How to Draw A Babby Lop Bunny Free Worksheet.

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PRINTABLE NOTES

BEGINNINGS
The baby bunny, like all babies, has a larger than normal head; keep this in mind as you compose your picture. Start with a circle for the head and a slightly larger circle for the body.  The head will have a small circle for the muzzle, but the smaller muzzle circle near where the head circle and the body circle connect.

DEVELOP FORM
Add three small circles at the bottom for the feet The eye is going to be in the center of the head, it starts with an arch-shaped like a half-circle but it is rounded at the back edge.  The nose is like a letter "V"  and the mouth is two curved lines like a "W" below the "V" of the nose.

DETAILS
The ear starts at the back of the head and goes two-thirds of the way down to the feet. The front edge of the ear goes back up no higher than the eye, The leg is two lines that curve back, but keep them short. The far leg is a curved line. add freckles and whiskers.

Go around the good lines and erase the rest.  You can use grass to hide the feet. Use shading technique to give him roundness.

(c) Adron D. 4/14/15

How to Draw A Baby Pig Free Drawing Worksheet.

How to draw a baby pig drawing lesson and printable worksheet. 

This printable drawing worksheet will help the young artist draw a simple picture. The principles provided can be used in many other drawings.

Parents teachers and homeschool families will be able to use this in many ways in class or in the home.

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Thank you!

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PROJECT NOTES

BEGINNING:
This pig is round, so start with a large oval for the body. Baby's have big heads so use a large circle for the head.  The nose is like an upside-down heart shape since the face is turned away slightly, so put the nose on the outside line of the head so part of the nose is outside the circle of the head.

DEVELOP FORM
     * The ears are like large triangles sticking out of the sides of the head near the top.
     * The eye is arched like a rainbow on the top. The bottom cheek pushes up on the eye since he is smiling so draw it like another arch but wider. The top arch should touch the bottom.
     * The eye is a circle inside these two arches with a white square off-center for the shiny spot.
     * The back legs are curved lines going down and forward then two lines coming forward. The  coming
     * The front legs are two lined going up and down but slightly bent outward for the elbows.

DETAILS
     * The nose has two lines going up and down and angled outward at the bottom.
     * The feet have split hooves draw them like two narrow ovals.
     * The ears have a thick top edge, draw it with a short line.
     * Round off the ears.
     * Use shading technique to give the round look.

I hope you draw a beautiful picture.

(c) Adron D. 4/4/15

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How To Draw A Young Peasant Woman, Shepherdess, Free Worksheet

This is a how-to-draw-a-young peasant woman drawing lesson, and printable worksheet.

This free worksheet on drawing a young peasant woman will help the young artist draw a woman in peasant clothing. It helps with the basic figure and gives a few ideas about posing and clothing.

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How to Draw A Young Peasant Woman, Shepherdess, Worksheet .

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BEGINNINGS
To get the pose right, start with an articulated stick figure, one with joints for the knees and elbows.

FORM
Around the stick figure, fill out the body by outlining the arms and legs. save the clothing for last.

FACE
Keep the face simple.  She is looking over her shoulder so the chin almost touches the shoulder and the face is in a three-quarter view. Use guidelines for the eyes nose and mouth,
     * The eyes are halfway between the top of the head and the chin,
     * The nose is halfway between the eyes and the chin.
     * The mouth is halfway between the nose and the chin.
A little of the cheek on the far side of the nose will show.

CLOTHING
The clothing should wrap around the body and show some of the lines of the body; this gives her a sense of movement. The skirt goes all the way to the ground and hides her feet. There is a second skirt or apron around the waist.  If you want to draw feet then do not give her shoes.  Her blouse will be white, but she has a black vest over it.  A shawl or wrap will go over the shoulders or around the back. Give the skirt lots of folds or pleats.

DETAILS
Do the hair last with a lot of waves and curls; draw a hat or cloth over her head it could be a rectangle or triangle. The hand is like a square,  Give her a basket or shepherd's staff to hold that way the picture starts to tell a story.

I hope you draw a masterpiece!

(c) Adron 3/26/15

How To Draw A Still Life Of Apples In A Bowl

How to Draw a Picture of Apples in a Bowl: A Drawing Lesson and Printable Worksheet.

This printable worksheet is an easy approach to drawing a simple still life that will give the young artist confidence in drawing while making a project they can be proud of.

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How to draw a still life with apples worksheet

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PRINTABLE PROJECT NOTES

BEGINNING
Start by drawing lightly so you can erase later. Draw the bowl first as an oval with a broad "U" shape below it. Draw the apples as three or four round shapes in the bowl, and one outside the bowl for interest. These circles do not need to be perfect in fact if they are lopsided or narrower at on end it will be more realistic.

DEVELOP FORM
The bowl has an inside and outside edge on the lip so draw a second oval line inside the first oval line this makes the bowl look it has thick edges.

The apples have a stem that comes out of a dimple. Draw the stem with two lines starting a little below the top edge of the apple. The lines should curve slightly and end with a little circle that touches both lines. The apples have shiny areas so outline them before you start to do any shading.

SHADING
Use shading to give the apples and the bowl their roundness.

© Adron D. 3/19/15

How To Draw A Toucan Bird, Free Printable Worksheet

I am happy to share this free how-to-draw a toucan bird worksheet.

These beautiful birds are fun to draw, and this drawing worksheet offers one way to draw a picture that the young artist can be proud of while developing confidence in drawing.

If you have problems printing,  "CLICK HERE "  to visit the how to print page or try one of the updated links below that should print better.

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Free How To Draw a Toucan Bird Worksheet.

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The file above may not work on all printers. The file below is digital and will be a better choice if you have problems. 

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PRINTABLE LESSON NOTES

BEGINNING
The body is shaped like a cone on its side. Draw it with a curved line for the chest, next a straight horizontal line at the bottom of the curve going back as far as the curve went high; this line should tilt down just slightly. Then draw a line from the top of the curve going down to the tip of the horizontal line.

Draw a circle for the head, but it is inside the top of the cone shape, not above it.

The tail feathers are two straight lines going down.

THE BEAK
The starting point for the beak begins at the top center of the cone shape where the head is.  From there, draw a long, slowly curving line from the head out past the back of the tail. The bottom of the beak starts just below the first line, even with the top of the head going almost straight back. If it curves a little, that is OK since some toucans have a little curve in the bottom. The line that divides the top from the bottom is nearer the bottom by two/thirds and curves downward at the end.

DEVELOPING FORM:
The wing is a curving line from below the chin all the way to the start of the tail.
The feet have two toes going forward and two going back. Start them out like stick figures, then draw around them to give them thickness. There are bumps at the joints.
The eye is high on the head and near the beak. It is a dark circle with a lighter circle around it.
The end of the tail is rounded.

COLORING:
The toucan is mostly black but does not color him black if you can help it use gray if you can, and then use a little black for the shadows and details.
The legs and feet are blue.
There is a white area on the chest like a baby's bib.
Some toucans have a white stripe at the beginning of the tail.
The bill is very colorful. Mostly green, but the tip is red. There is orange on the upper bill and green with some blue on the bottom. You cannot make a mistake because there are many different kinds of toucans, and they all have different colors on their beaks.

I hope you create a masterpiece!

(c) Adron D. 3/5/15

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How To Draw A Robot Dog, Free Printable Worksheet

This is a how-to-draw a robot dog drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

Here is a  how-to-draw a Robot Dog worksheet is a fun project for the young artist that will give an approach in drawing a robot creature.

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How to Draw A Robot Dog, Free Worksheet

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Thank you!

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BEGINNINGS:
Use some basic shapes to work out the ideas. Our example is a beagle like a robot with short legs and a medium body. Use circles to get a rough peanut shape for the body, draw lightly since you will be erasing later. The head starts like a teardrop pointing sideways. Use a stick figure technique to get the legs positioned.

DEVELOPING THE DETAILS:
The body is boxier so go over the peanut shape with some straight lines. Go around the stick figure legs and make them wider. Add circles for nuts, bolts, and for hinges.

DEVELOPING THE HEAD:
Use an oval for the ears. Draw a rectangle for the nose and snout. Sketch a narrower rectangle for the lower jaw. Draw a window for the eyes it could be round or any shape you want.  Go around these basic shapes again to make them look more dog-like but not too much.

DETAILS
Add buttons and knobs and antenna.

SHADING:
Use shading technique to give the robot dog roundness and thickness. The legs and the far side are in shadow and so they are darker. Find some places to make dark for contrast.

(c) Adron D. 2/26/15

How To Draw A Leaping Orca Killer Whale, Free Printable Worksheet.

How to draw an orca whale leaping drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

The free worksheet below is a fun and easy way to draw a popular picture.  I drew this as a handout in a class I was teaching to some young artists and they loved it. It breaks down the image into simple steps.

How to Draw An Orca Whale Leaping, Free Printable Worksheet

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BEGINNING
Draw lightly at first so you can erase later. Start with the horizon, where the sky meets the sea. Draw a horizontal line. You could scribble in some lines for the hills if you want it to look like the orca is in a bay.

BASIC SHAPE
Draw a curved line for the back of the orca. The bottom of the line will be at the water and a little below the horizon line you drew before, the curve will be more rounded at the head.

The bottom line is not really curved but is made up of three lines that are almost straight. One for the tail to the waist, the second is from the waist going to the neck or jaw, and the third is from the jaw to the tip

FINS.
There are more than one kind of orca and they have the back fin in different places some are in the middle and some are more forward. The Orca fin is like a triangle but narrow, draw it with two curving lines curving backward. The two front fins are large ovals.

WATER
The splash is a lot of lines that curl back and forth. There are layers of splash inside layers. To make the splash look white and foamy make the water dark. The water is darker in the foreground near the bottom and lighter at the top near the horizon. The mountains can be any way you want

COLORING
The orca is black but don' start with black if you have gray do it all in gray first then do the darkest areas in black and leave some gray so it has a rounded look. There is white behind the ear, under the chin, and under the belly.

(c) Adron D.2/20/15

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How to Draw A Teddy Bear, Free Printable Worksheet

How to draw a teddy bear drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

How to draw a teddy bear is an easy-to-do project that will give the young artist confidence. A few simple shapes and some curved lines are all it takes to Teddy. Parents and teachers will be able to use this in class and at home.

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How To Draw A Teddy Bear Worksheet.

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PROJECT NOTES

BEGINNINGS:
Draw lightly at first so you can erase later. Start by using basic shapes to develop the composition of the picture. Use a big circle for the body and a smaller one for the head. The feet are ovals that are pointed up and out.

Use guidelines on the head like a cross so that things will stay even

Draw circles for the ears and two looping lines for the arms.

DRAWING TEDDY'S FACE
On the horizontal guideline draw two circles for the eyes, inside the circles draw little squares for the shiny spot in the eyes. Fill in the eyes but leave the squares white for the shine. Draw the muzzle as a circle placed evenly on the vertical guideline. The nose is an oval on the muzzle on the upper half of the muzzle. The smile is like the letter "U."

BEAR FEET:
Draw a large circle on the bottom half of the ovals that make the feet. Draw three smaller circles for the pads under the toes. These will be colored in darkly but the foot around them will be white. He has little legs but all you do is draw two short lines from the bottom and top of the feet inward toward the body these four lines will slightly slope toward each other like they were going to make an "X" but stop about halfway.

CLOTHING:
If you want to dress your teddy with a bow tie or a hat or something do it before you start on the fur.

FUR
EXPECT TO TAKE A LONG TIME ON THE FUR! If you hurry it will look sloppy and like you gave up. The easiest way to do fur is to make the lines around the edges zig-zag. If you want to fill the fur in start at the edges and make lots and lots of very short lines going in and out a the edge.  As you work from the outer edges inward make the lines a little longer. Don't cover every bit with fur but leave some blank areas that will look like highlights.

(c) Adron D. 2/17/15

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How To Draw An Arched Door, A Free Printable Worksheet

How to draw an arched door drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

The drawing worksheet below will help the young artist gain confidence in drawing. This one can look very nice in color.

This arch door might be found in an old castle or an old house in Europe.

There are many different ways to approach a project like this. I offer this worksheet as one method to draw an arched door. I have kept it simple on purpose for the young artist but it could be a beginning point for someone with more advanced skills.

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How To Draw An Arched Door. Free Worksheet.

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Thank you!

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PRINTABLE LESSON NOTES

BEGINNING
Start simple. If you have some round object trace around it to draw the top of the arch of the door. Use straight lines to draw the rectangle of the door sides and the bottom.

DEVELOPING FORM
Draw a second line around what has been drawn so far so it is an outline, but give it room to draw the bricks of the wall in. Divide this space with lines to mark off where the bricks will be. Outline the areas so they look like bricks with mortar between. them.

Draw a line down the middle to make the two doors.

Draw a line across the top for the top of the door.

Use guidelines to create rows for the bricks in the wall then divide the lines for the bricks. Outline the bricks and erase the guidelines.

Use texture to give the door a weathered wood grain look.

Use guidelines to place the hinges on each side so they are parallel with the hinge on the other side.

These hinges are wrought iron so draw them black and give them curves.

Use guidelines to make the flagstones even and outline the flagstones on the floor.

(c) Adron D. 1/27/15

How To Draw The Face Of Joan Of Arc, (Jeanne d'Arc) Worksheet

How to draw the face of Joan of Arc drawing lesson and printable worksheet.

The free worksheet below will help the young artist to feel more confident in drawing a face.

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This is a simple project for a young artist. The face is a teenager in three-quarter view and turned upward slightly, the eyes are looking heavenward. I drew this for my own art students as something to give them at the end of a class so they can do it at home, or as something for when there is extra time in class.

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Printable Worksheet How to draw Joan Of Arc.

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Sometimes, it takes me hours to create these how-to-draw worksheets, but I do it so that I can give back. I believe that when you have been given a gift, it is so you can be a gift to others, and I hope these worksheets are a means of blessing to you. You are welcome to print as many as you like.

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To print this worksheet, highlight it and send it to your printer. If you are having problems, CLICK HERE to visit my how-to-print page for suggestions, or try one of the updated links below, which may print better.

There is more than one way to draw a face, so I have kept this project simple for the young artist. Drawing a good face takes practice, so don't give up. Draw a person every day, and soon you will be good at it. I have other projects like this, so come back often and try some more.

PRINTABLE NOTES

BEGINNINGS
Start with a basic shape of the head without the hair, it looks like an egg with a narrow point for the chin. Use guidelines to help keep things straight. One will go down the face but a little to the left side. Draw another guideline for the eyes, this will be halfway from the top of the head to the chin. Draw another guideline halfway from the eyes to the chin for the nose, and a last halfway from the nose to the chin for the mouth.

DEVELOP FORM
The face is turNED three-quarter view so the left side shows the brow, the cheek the curve of the upper jaw, and the lower jaw. These are lines that start at the hairline first going outward a little for the eyebrow, then inward slightly for the eye socket, then out a little farther than the eyebrow for the cheekbone, then in and down with a bump for the upper jaw and teeth, last it curves down under the chin and curves up to the right jaw hinge just under the right ear.

DETAILS
The eyes are looking up so draw the top of the eye like an arch or a rainbow. The bottom is straight with a slight curve up. Use some small coins to trace around for the iris of the eye so they both match. The pupal of the eye is far up and only a little of it is showing.

The nose is a curving line like a backward "S" but keep it thin. The bottom of the nose is turned up, but don't draw it use the shading technique for it.

The mouth is far to the left since the face is turned away. The top lip is thin and mostly in shadow so use shading technique to draw it. The bottom lip is two ovals in the middle and then stretched out at the ends.  Do not make both sides of the mouth equal since the face is turned away, so the left side is smaller and the right side is longer. the mouth almost touches the far edge of the face. Perspective does all this.

The eyebrows are simple and straight.

Draw the hair last, it is short almost boy-like. The armor has straps at the top and pieces that fold over on the shoulder, draw rectangles and triangles for these. She was often shown with a wooden cross around her neck or a banner.

© Adron D.1/11/15

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