How to Draw a Scarecrow
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How to Draw a Scarecrow
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a scarecrow.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where he has the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a scarecrow.
Now, I'm going to have to admit I've been putting this one off for a while. Scarecrows seemed like a pretty hard lesson and I want to get good, so I've been putting it off. So, first thing I want to do with my scarecrows is give it a scarecrow hat. He's going to have a hat like this. Okay and then I'm gonna give the scarecrow some eyes. Okay and he's going to have scarecrow eyes, they gotta be like this. He's gotta have some straws coming out of this hat. And then he's gonna have a neck and he's gonna have an arm. And he's got this is straw coming out of his hat. That looks like better straw or should it go like this? Yeah, he just stuffed him real good with this hand.
Okay, looking pretty good so far. He's got some straw coming out of his neck and this one's got some patches on it because he's all busted up. He's a busted up scarecrow. One arm's a little bit different than the other. It's okay, you got a pocket right here, but nothing in it. And he's got a little bit of ripping holes. And he's got some straws coming out. Pretty good straw coming out right there, out of the pants. He got some straws coming out of his legs like this and they got the boots.
Okay, looking pretty good for a scarecrow. He's gonna be propped up against him. It's gonna be on a barbed wire fence scaring people away. Yep, they keep putting this one off for a while, but I think it's turning out pretty good. I don't think anybody's gonna be creeping up on this guy. That's looking like a pretty good scarecrow, if you ask me.
Oh, I forgot something class. We're gonna have to put a big black bird. There, that's what we need. There we go. That's a scarecrow. Class, what do you think? It's pretty epic or what? Sometimes you just gotta get out of your comfort zone and draw whatever you want to draw. I think you've been putting this one off for a while, but I'm glad I did it because now I've got something to look at and Stinky achieves something. Stinky achieved something real big today. Stinky drew a scarecrow and I can think, "hey, I did something good today." So, class get out your pencil and your paper and if you never draw something before, try it. I heard these challenges going around.
Well, people need to start taking Stinky's challenges pretty seriously because I see nothing going viral and none of my students taking my challenges. This is a challenge to get out there and draw something. I want to start seeing my student's drawings out there. Okay, so that's a challenge for you. Pick up the pencil and the paper and let's see some drawings. Okay class, class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a scarecrow.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky's Art Class where he has the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw a scarecrow.
Now, I'm going to have to admit I've been putting this one off for a while. Scarecrows seemed like a pretty hard lesson and I want to get good, so I've been putting it off. So, first thing I want to do with my scarecrows is give it a scarecrow hat. He's going to have a hat like this. Okay and then I'm gonna give the scarecrow some eyes. Okay and he's going to have scarecrow eyes, they gotta be like this. He's gotta have some straws coming out of this hat. And then he's gonna have a neck and he's gonna have an arm. And he's got this is straw coming out of his hat. That looks like better straw or should it go like this? Yeah, he just stuffed him real good with this hand.
Okay, looking pretty good so far. He's got some straw coming out of his neck and this one's got some patches on it because he's all busted up. He's a busted up scarecrow. One arm's a little bit different than the other. It's okay, you got a pocket right here, but nothing in it. And he's got a little bit of ripping holes. And he's got some straws coming out. Pretty good straw coming out right there, out of the pants. He got some straws coming out of his legs like this and they got the boots.
Okay, looking pretty good for a scarecrow. He's gonna be propped up against him. It's gonna be on a barbed wire fence scaring people away. Yep, they keep putting this one off for a while, but I think it's turning out pretty good. I don't think anybody's gonna be creeping up on this guy. That's looking like a pretty good scarecrow, if you ask me.
Oh, I forgot something class. We're gonna have to put a big black bird. There, that's what we need. There we go. That's a scarecrow. Class, what do you think? It's pretty epic or what? Sometimes you just gotta get out of your comfort zone and draw whatever you want to draw. I think you've been putting this one off for a while, but I'm glad I did it because now I've got something to look at and Stinky achieves something. Stinky achieved something real big today. Stinky drew a scarecrow and I can think, "hey, I did something good today." So, class get out your pencil and your paper and if you never draw something before, try it. I heard these challenges going around.
Well, people need to start taking Stinky's challenges pretty seriously because I see nothing going viral and none of my students taking my challenges. This is a challenge to get out there and draw something. I want to start seeing my student's drawings out there. Okay, so that's a challenge for you. Pick up the pencil and the paper and let's see some drawings. Okay class, class dismissed.