How to Draw a Boat
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How to Draw a Boat
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a boat.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class! Today's lesson is on how to draw a boat.
And this is gonna be a great lesson. Boats are one thing that I really like to draw. You can do all kinds of fun things with them. So let's jump into the lesson and get going. So the first thing that you want to do when you draw a boat is to think about what kind of boat you want to draw.
For this lesson, I'm going to try to do a sailboat. So the first thing I like to do is I like to draw a sail, but it has a pole and then the sail goes on the pole like that. Then the pole goes down a little bit more and then you have your boat like this.
Then it goes down like that.. Now what you want to do is you want to create some waves. Like that. But we're not done yet. This is looking a little too boxy. The sails have wind, so you got to put some wind coming. You know?
There we go. There's looking like a windy sail. You know and this isn't the only boat on the sea. So let's go ahead and let's put, you know, another one.
Wow. Not sure what that is, but we'll go with it right? Now, let me tell you this. If I was doing oil paintings and I was showing you how to do some oil paintings, that's actually my expertise is, painting sailboats.
Okay now, you want to do the land in the back. You see that? You know, get the the ocean.
Now, you may be thinking, "hey Stinky how are these sailboats driving themselves?" Well, they're not. They don't have people yet. So we got to add some people.
Okay. Recognize him? She's got you. Recognize him? Well, let's just look at this camera back. Okay so we gotta go ahead and we gotta add some people. A bunch of sailors. So now they're very friendly. No pirates in this one, folks.
Okay class, we got really into this lesson today, so I didn't have a really good chance to give you a pep talk. But here's the question I have for you. Class is very important. I need to know what kind of art supplies are your favorite. What's your favorite art supplies? Is it a sketchbook?
Is it watercolors, oil paint, colored pencils, big black markers? You know, what's your favorite art supplies? And, you know, would you even be interested in some cardboard sheets like I got. I showed you yesterday all my inventory of canvases. You know, there's something like that. So anyways, please leave some comments, some feedback. I really need to know what the classes favorite art supplies are.
Please leave the ideas in the comments. Alright. Thanks class! You're the best students in the world. I hope you enjoyed the class today and we'll see you soon. Bye.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a boat.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class! Today's lesson is on how to draw a boat.
And this is gonna be a great lesson. Boats are one thing that I really like to draw. You can do all kinds of fun things with them. So let's jump into the lesson and get going. So the first thing that you want to do when you draw a boat is to think about what kind of boat you want to draw.
For this lesson, I'm going to try to do a sailboat. So the first thing I like to do is I like to draw a sail, but it has a pole and then the sail goes on the pole like that. Then the pole goes down a little bit more and then you have your boat like this.
Then it goes down like that.. Now what you want to do is you want to create some waves. Like that. But we're not done yet. This is looking a little too boxy. The sails have wind, so you got to put some wind coming. You know?
There we go. There's looking like a windy sail. You know and this isn't the only boat on the sea. So let's go ahead and let's put, you know, another one.
Wow. Not sure what that is, but we'll go with it right? Now, let me tell you this. If I was doing oil paintings and I was showing you how to do some oil paintings, that's actually my expertise is, painting sailboats.
Okay now, you want to do the land in the back. You see that? You know, get the the ocean.
Now, you may be thinking, "hey Stinky how are these sailboats driving themselves?" Well, they're not. They don't have people yet. So we got to add some people.
Okay. Recognize him? She's got you. Recognize him? Well, let's just look at this camera back. Okay so we gotta go ahead and we gotta add some people. A bunch of sailors. So now they're very friendly. No pirates in this one, folks.
Okay class, we got really into this lesson today, so I didn't have a really good chance to give you a pep talk. But here's the question I have for you. Class is very important. I need to know what kind of art supplies are your favorite. What's your favorite art supplies? Is it a sketchbook?
Is it watercolors, oil paint, colored pencils, big black markers? You know, what's your favorite art supplies? And, you know, would you even be interested in some cardboard sheets like I got. I showed you yesterday all my inventory of canvases. You know, there's something like that. So anyways, please leave some comments, some feedback. I really need to know what the classes favorite art supplies are.
Please leave the ideas in the comments. Alright. Thanks class! You're the best students in the world. I hope you enjoyed the class today and we'll see you soon. Bye.