How to Draw a Rat
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How to Draw a Rat
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a rat.
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 rat.
Thank you for all the comments, likes, and follows. Really appreciate the class growing so much. Today's lesson is how to draw a rat, so let's jump right in and get this rat going. Let's see here, so a rat's gonna have these long, kind of ugly faces. Well, I shouldn't say ugly, that's not kind.
All right, let's see, they kind of have beady eyes. How about that? And then they have their little rat ears. Okay and next, they have their arms. Okay class, you may be asking "hey Stinky, why are you drawing rats?" Well, sometimes if you see them, whatever you see, sometimes you like to draw it.
I see some rats sometimes, but, you know, people be asking me, "hey Stinky, why are you using cardboard so much to do your drawing? Why are you using cardboard to do your drawings?" Well, Stinky uses cardboard because I find it and it's free and I'm also using the cardboard as my canvases to help keep the streets clean. Okay, that's why Stinky uses cardboard. I'm trying to do my best to keep the streets clean.
So, I'm kind of into these pultruding eyeballs lately. Let's put this rat here. This is one of them suckers that you don't want to run into at night. Yeah, he's looking kind of nice right now, but let's put some bags under his eyes. Just put some snarl in there and put some teeth. Because he's got a good fur sticking up on the back of his neck. He's a mean guy, you do not want to meet up with this rat. He's one of them people you'd call your enemy.
I know I'm talking bad about rats and I know people got pet rats. I know someone that had a pet rat, so I understand that people love them. Stinky don't love no rats, so Stinky don't like them, but I know people that do. That's up to you, if you like the rats. You know who I'm talking about, if you want to have a rat as a pet, that's your business, not mine. I stay away from these guys, they're nasty. Okay and let's go ahead and give him a gutter that he's gonna go down onto the street. He likes to go in the gutter. He's a gutter rat.
Okay class, I know this ain't the most uplifting lesson to start our day with, but, you know, I just have a bad attitude today. So sometimes when you have a bad attitude in the morning when you get up on the wrong side of the sleeping bag, you know, this is what happens to your art. You kind of start making art that's a little bit controversial.
You know, people be wondering, "Stinky, come on man, you're usually so positive. Why are you drawing rats today?" Well even Stinky gets up on the wrong side of the sleeping bag and gets kind of grumpy, but, you know, maybe I can change my tone here soon.
Anyways, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Try to stay positive, even when you got negative around you. Brush it off, keep moving forward. Stinky's going to try to clean up his attitude in the next lesson. All right, class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a rat.
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 rat.
Thank you for all the comments, likes, and follows. Really appreciate the class growing so much. Today's lesson is how to draw a rat, so let's jump right in and get this rat going. Let's see here, so a rat's gonna have these long, kind of ugly faces. Well, I shouldn't say ugly, that's not kind.
All right, let's see, they kind of have beady eyes. How about that? And then they have their little rat ears. Okay and next, they have their arms. Okay class, you may be asking "hey Stinky, why are you drawing rats?" Well, sometimes if you see them, whatever you see, sometimes you like to draw it.
I see some rats sometimes, but, you know, people be asking me, "hey Stinky, why are you using cardboard so much to do your drawing? Why are you using cardboard to do your drawings?" Well, Stinky uses cardboard because I find it and it's free and I'm also using the cardboard as my canvases to help keep the streets clean. Okay, that's why Stinky uses cardboard. I'm trying to do my best to keep the streets clean.
So, I'm kind of into these pultruding eyeballs lately. Let's put this rat here. This is one of them suckers that you don't want to run into at night. Yeah, he's looking kind of nice right now, but let's put some bags under his eyes. Just put some snarl in there and put some teeth. Because he's got a good fur sticking up on the back of his neck. He's a mean guy, you do not want to meet up with this rat. He's one of them people you'd call your enemy.
I know I'm talking bad about rats and I know people got pet rats. I know someone that had a pet rat, so I understand that people love them. Stinky don't love no rats, so Stinky don't like them, but I know people that do. That's up to you, if you like the rats. You know who I'm talking about, if you want to have a rat as a pet, that's your business, not mine. I stay away from these guys, they're nasty. Okay and let's go ahead and give him a gutter that he's gonna go down onto the street. He likes to go in the gutter. He's a gutter rat.
Okay class, I know this ain't the most uplifting lesson to start our day with, but, you know, I just have a bad attitude today. So sometimes when you have a bad attitude in the morning when you get up on the wrong side of the sleeping bag, you know, this is what happens to your art. You kind of start making art that's a little bit controversial.
You know, people be wondering, "Stinky, come on man, you're usually so positive. Why are you drawing rats today?" Well even Stinky gets up on the wrong side of the sleeping bag and gets kind of grumpy, but, you know, maybe I can change my tone here soon.
Anyways, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Try to stay positive, even when you got negative around you. Brush it off, keep moving forward. Stinky's going to try to clean up his attitude in the next lesson. All right, class dismissed.