How to Draw a Coffee Cup
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How to Draw a Coffee Cup
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a coffee cup.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a coffee cup.
Okay, let's jump right in. So the first thing we want to do is we want to think, "what kind of coffee mug do you want?" A coffee cup? Do we want to have a big one? Little one? Fancy one? Well, Stinky's just going to do a little regular one. Okay and we're going to do a big one. Okay maybe we'll do a big hand and a big mug right here okay? I keep calling it a mug, but we're doing a cup. But I guess a coffee cup, coffee mug.
Maybe it is different, I don't know. Alright, let's go ahead and we'll draw the big. That's where the stuff goes. And we're just gonna have a nice cup.
Oh, I like a nice. What do you think? Oh, I know what I need to do. It's filled to the rim. Yeah, that was the other day. I'm using a lot of ink on this to make this drawing look good. I'm using a lot of black ink and sometimes we don't want to use all of our, you know, artistic supplies because they're so expensive.
We want to conserve them, you know, but it's okay to use a little extra ink if it's going to make your art look great. Okay now, let's go ahead and put them drinking this cup. You kind of want to put the finger here.
The thumb right here. Yeah I think we drew one sort of like this the other day. If someone's drinking their coffee. I wish I had more room because you know who's drinking this Stinky? Well, we need to do it. A little too late now. But what about a watch right here? What do you think of this? This is not a how to draw a watch, but, you know, we can improve our drawing. Even though we're drawing a coffee cup.
When you put some other things in here, like, you know, a watch on this Stinky. Don't have a watch, but, you know, people probably be thinking Stinky wants a Rolex. That's why he's doing so many drawings. But Stinky don't need a Rolex. Stinky just needs a clock, because all Stinky cares about is time. You know, using my time wisely.
Watch my clock lesson if you want to hear the full story on time. Okay class, we're getting distracted from the coffee cup. Let's go ahead and think. Class, I need some help here. What do we need to do to improve this? Sometimes less is more class.
I'm struggling with this. Sometimes less is more. So let's go ahead and let's take a close look at this coffee cup in this hand. And let's go ahead and just do a recap. It's a coffee cup and we drew it. So have a great day. Class dismissed. And make sure you invite your friends, your family, and your enemies.
Anybody that has eyeballs or ears. They can listen to our lessons, watch our lessons and, we'd love to have more students in the class. I need to get at least a million students in the class. That way, we can start an art revolution. You know, I'm almost at 300 followers, so to get 1 million, I'm going to need the classes help.
Now, if you think my class is Stinky and you don't like it, then let me know so I can improve. I enjoy all the nice comments, but, you know, stinky stuff. Stinky wants to do better and Stinky wants to improve. And I really want to do it for my students because I know the better I can teach and help inspire you to do amazing drawings. Like this coffee cup.
Then you know you'll progress in your art. And I'm not talking about the full lineup. Like, you know, I've been talking to some artists that are some of the most famous artists in the world and they like my lessons. So this is not just lessons for kids.
This is lessons for some of the most famous artists in the world. Okay, so everybody, class dismissed. Have a great day. We'll see you back at the next lesson, bye.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a coffee cup.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a coffee cup.
Okay, let's jump right in. So the first thing we want to do is we want to think, "what kind of coffee mug do you want?" A coffee cup? Do we want to have a big one? Little one? Fancy one? Well, Stinky's just going to do a little regular one. Okay and we're going to do a big one. Okay maybe we'll do a big hand and a big mug right here okay? I keep calling it a mug, but we're doing a cup. But I guess a coffee cup, coffee mug.
Maybe it is different, I don't know. Alright, let's go ahead and we'll draw the big. That's where the stuff goes. And we're just gonna have a nice cup.
Oh, I like a nice. What do you think? Oh, I know what I need to do. It's filled to the rim. Yeah, that was the other day. I'm using a lot of ink on this to make this drawing look good. I'm using a lot of black ink and sometimes we don't want to use all of our, you know, artistic supplies because they're so expensive.
We want to conserve them, you know, but it's okay to use a little extra ink if it's going to make your art look great. Okay now, let's go ahead and put them drinking this cup. You kind of want to put the finger here.
The thumb right here. Yeah I think we drew one sort of like this the other day. If someone's drinking their coffee. I wish I had more room because you know who's drinking this Stinky? Well, we need to do it. A little too late now. But what about a watch right here? What do you think of this? This is not a how to draw a watch, but, you know, we can improve our drawing. Even though we're drawing a coffee cup.
When you put some other things in here, like, you know, a watch on this Stinky. Don't have a watch, but, you know, people probably be thinking Stinky wants a Rolex. That's why he's doing so many drawings. But Stinky don't need a Rolex. Stinky just needs a clock, because all Stinky cares about is time. You know, using my time wisely.
Watch my clock lesson if you want to hear the full story on time. Okay class, we're getting distracted from the coffee cup. Let's go ahead and think. Class, I need some help here. What do we need to do to improve this? Sometimes less is more class.
I'm struggling with this. Sometimes less is more. So let's go ahead and let's take a close look at this coffee cup in this hand. And let's go ahead and just do a recap. It's a coffee cup and we drew it. So have a great day. Class dismissed. And make sure you invite your friends, your family, and your enemies.
Anybody that has eyeballs or ears. They can listen to our lessons, watch our lessons and, we'd love to have more students in the class. I need to get at least a million students in the class. That way, we can start an art revolution. You know, I'm almost at 300 followers, so to get 1 million, I'm going to need the classes help.
Now, if you think my class is Stinky and you don't like it, then let me know so I can improve. I enjoy all the nice comments, but, you know, stinky stuff. Stinky wants to do better and Stinky wants to improve. And I really want to do it for my students because I know the better I can teach and help inspire you to do amazing drawings. Like this coffee cup.
Then you know you'll progress in your art. And I'm not talking about the full lineup. Like, you know, I've been talking to some artists that are some of the most famous artists in the world and they like my lessons. So this is not just lessons for kids.
This is lessons for some of the most famous artists in the world. Okay, so everybody, class dismissed. Have a great day. We'll see you back at the next lesson, bye.