How to Draw a Train
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How to Draw a Train
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a train.
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 train.
And I think this is going to be a good one. I actually made a sculpture of a train the other day, so I'm excited to try to incorporate what I learned in that. So I'm going to do it a little bit different. I'm going to put the train tracks first. Okay and you'll see why in a minute.
I'm sorry if this marker is making noise that hurts your ears. I've had some students tell me that, I'll try to draw more softly. Shh, shh. That's bothering you now, that can be annoying. Okay, hopefully it's not too bad.
Okay now, we're going to go draw the train. First thing you have is the locomotive, I believe it's called. Now, who's going to be the conductor? There you go. Your favorite conductor, Stinky. Okay, there's train number one. And then you got the passenger trains.
Well, put people in there. Oh boy, I think he did it again. Just ran out of room. Oh, you see that class? I messed up a little bit. Okay, let's do some perspective and make it interesting.
Anyways, we can always fix your art, right? Right. I didn't mess up that bad. Actually, I think I made it look better. Bigger, bigger. Bigger wheels.
Trains have the big, big black wheels. Anyways, I don't even know if they're called wheels. Oh, okay class, I'm kind of just drifting off here working on this. Less drawing per passengers, I got a Cyclops. Okay, Stinky's train ride.
Okay class, thanks for attending class today. I appreciate you joining us. I would suggest trying this lesson out. Draw it along with me and see if you enjoy it. Okay class, have a great day. We're going to cut class a little bit short so you can go work on your art and get ready for an epic lesson coming up because I have a lot to reveal. Alright. Thanks, class. Bye, class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a train.
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 train.
And I think this is going to be a good one. I actually made a sculpture of a train the other day, so I'm excited to try to incorporate what I learned in that. So I'm going to do it a little bit different. I'm going to put the train tracks first. Okay and you'll see why in a minute.
I'm sorry if this marker is making noise that hurts your ears. I've had some students tell me that, I'll try to draw more softly. Shh, shh. That's bothering you now, that can be annoying. Okay, hopefully it's not too bad.
Okay now, we're going to go draw the train. First thing you have is the locomotive, I believe it's called. Now, who's going to be the conductor? There you go. Your favorite conductor, Stinky. Okay, there's train number one. And then you got the passenger trains.
Well, put people in there. Oh boy, I think he did it again. Just ran out of room. Oh, you see that class? I messed up a little bit. Okay, let's do some perspective and make it interesting.
Anyways, we can always fix your art, right? Right. I didn't mess up that bad. Actually, I think I made it look better. Bigger, bigger. Bigger wheels.
Trains have the big, big black wheels. Anyways, I don't even know if they're called wheels. Oh, okay class, I'm kind of just drifting off here working on this. Less drawing per passengers, I got a Cyclops. Okay, Stinky's train ride.
Okay class, thanks for attending class today. I appreciate you joining us. I would suggest trying this lesson out. Draw it along with me and see if you enjoy it. Okay class, have a great day. We're going to cut class a little bit short so you can go work on your art and get ready for an epic lesson coming up because I have a lot to reveal. Alright. Thanks, class. Bye, class dismissed.