How to Draw a Sheep
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How to Draw a Sheep
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a sheep.
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 sheep.
Let's jump right in. This is going to be a fun one. I have a feeling. Okay, first thing you want to do is draw the sheep's eyes. Okay, and then they have these nice heads.
Okay, and they have a sheep mouth. And sheep ears. And then they have a sheep body. Real fluffy. And then they have some sheep legs. Okay, that's one sheep. Let's try that sheep again.
Yeah, let's do some dark eyes. Okay, let's do another sheep. Let's try the head again. Oh sorry, class. The sheep. The sheep business is not going well for me. Okay, sometimes in art, you just gotta keep trying until you get it right. Okay, a sheep head. Okay, they got kind of like a big head, and then they got, like, a horse mouth. Oh, there we go. It took Stinky a while, but that looks more like a sheep.
Okay, I think we're on to something here. Are we on to something now? Hey, all sheep are different. Let's try this again. We got the head, and then you got the mouth. And then they got the big ears. Okay, every sheep is different. But they're big, fluffy sheep.
So Stinky, he's been struggling a little bit with his goals. You ever struggled with your goals? You know, when we set some sort of goal for ourselves and we want to accomplish something and then we work towards it.
I was thinking, then having trouble with that. So class, if you have any ideas of how to accomplish goals, goal setting, you know, what do you do? How do you keep setting your goals and keep your goals? Thinking is to figure out a good way to do that. But I have a hard time.
So what do you think about these sheep? Do we have time for a couple more? Oh, then eyeball first on this guy. Oh, look at this. Is that the baby sheep? Yeah. Fluffy, you fluffy old sheep.
What do you think, class? Do we have time for one more? Right in the middle. Oh, I have an idea. How about we do this? This is big, fluffy one. It's like a black one. I got me a new marker for it. Color is real black. And, let's figure out his head. We've got his head and his big eye here.
How about that? Okay, class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Yeah, and, oops. That always happens to me. I'm sorry, class. You can see my production props, how everything works in the background. It's like behind the scenes, you get to see Stinky. You get to see Stinky's, you know, props.
Well, I only do half a sentence. These are free roaming sheep. That's what we believe in. All right class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Hope you have a great day. Think of your goals. Think how you accomplish them. And it's okay if it takes you a while to draw your sheep just right.
All sheep are different. Our first two sheep had different kinds of heads. But now once they're mixed in with all the other sheep. All the other sheep, they all look the same, you know, they look nice. Now, there's that one sheep in the middle that looks a little bit different, but he's still right in the middle of everybody.
So, you know, we'll let the art lovers of the world interpret this one and critique it. But for now class, just have fun. Have a good day and we'll see you in the next class. Class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a sheep.
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 sheep.
Let's jump right in. This is going to be a fun one. I have a feeling. Okay, first thing you want to do is draw the sheep's eyes. Okay, and then they have these nice heads.
Okay, and they have a sheep mouth. And sheep ears. And then they have a sheep body. Real fluffy. And then they have some sheep legs. Okay, that's one sheep. Let's try that sheep again.
Yeah, let's do some dark eyes. Okay, let's do another sheep. Let's try the head again. Oh sorry, class. The sheep. The sheep business is not going well for me. Okay, sometimes in art, you just gotta keep trying until you get it right. Okay, a sheep head. Okay, they got kind of like a big head, and then they got, like, a horse mouth. Oh, there we go. It took Stinky a while, but that looks more like a sheep.
Okay, I think we're on to something here. Are we on to something now? Hey, all sheep are different. Let's try this again. We got the head, and then you got the mouth. And then they got the big ears. Okay, every sheep is different. But they're big, fluffy sheep.
So Stinky, he's been struggling a little bit with his goals. You ever struggled with your goals? You know, when we set some sort of goal for ourselves and we want to accomplish something and then we work towards it.
I was thinking, then having trouble with that. So class, if you have any ideas of how to accomplish goals, goal setting, you know, what do you do? How do you keep setting your goals and keep your goals? Thinking is to figure out a good way to do that. But I have a hard time.
So what do you think about these sheep? Do we have time for a couple more? Oh, then eyeball first on this guy. Oh, look at this. Is that the baby sheep? Yeah. Fluffy, you fluffy old sheep.
What do you think, class? Do we have time for one more? Right in the middle. Oh, I have an idea. How about we do this? This is big, fluffy one. It's like a black one. I got me a new marker for it. Color is real black. And, let's figure out his head. We've got his head and his big eye here.
How about that? Okay, class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Yeah, and, oops. That always happens to me. I'm sorry, class. You can see my production props, how everything works in the background. It's like behind the scenes, you get to see Stinky. You get to see Stinky's, you know, props.
Well, I only do half a sentence. These are free roaming sheep. That's what we believe in. All right class, I hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Hope you have a great day. Think of your goals. Think how you accomplish them. And it's okay if it takes you a while to draw your sheep just right.
All sheep are different. Our first two sheep had different kinds of heads. But now once they're mixed in with all the other sheep. All the other sheep, they all look the same, you know, they look nice. Now, there's that one sheep in the middle that looks a little bit different, but he's still right in the middle of everybody.
So, you know, we'll let the art lovers of the world interpret this one and critique it. But for now class, just have fun. Have a good day and we'll see you in the next class. Class dismissed.