How to Draw a Treble Clef
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How to Draw a Treble Clef
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a treble clef.
Good morning people, welcome to Stinky's Art Class! Today's lesson is how to draw a treble clef.
I know my musicians know what that is, but does everyone else know? Look it up, do your own research. So, the treble clef is like this. Now, if I mess up, the musicians should take it easy on me. Okay and then you want it to go something like that. And then, you want to come back in like this.
Okay and then you want to come in like this. And then you wanna do that. So you're planning that out a little bit better, like this. Okay, so let's figure this out. We'll make this. Oh look, see, this is how you do it, class. It's a lesson on shading. See that? I guess we could have gone over and below.
Anyways, we did our best. Okay, you want to kind of put some, you know, designs into this to make it look a little bit more attractive. Okay and then we want to make this look all bubbly.
This is looking pretty cool, except for right here, it needs to be fixed. And give it kind of like a 3D look right here so it looks like right there. Let's go ahead and make this a little bit more solid. Solid with an angle and same thing right here, boom.
How's it looking? Do the musicians like this? Welcome all the musicians to class today. If you don't know Stinky, there's a lot you gotta learn about Stinky. If you're a musician, I encourage you to do some drawing, it'll help you with your music to do creative exercises in a different medium. It's a good exercise, so before you musicians compose your masterpiece, try to draw some art. Try to draw something and see if that spurs some creativity with your music.
Okay, I know this treble clef may not be perfect, but I hope it did the job for today. And I hope it got some musicians excited to join our art class. We welcome musicians, photographers, sports fanatics, wilderness people, campers, you name it. Anybody's welcome to Stinky's Art Class because you know what drawing art does? Just like music gives you peace and it gives you energy. Music does great things for you, so make sure you're listening to good music when you're doing your art.
You know, if you're in a slump like Stinky was a couple of days ago, put on some of your favorite music and do some drawings or art to your favorite music and see if that helps you out. Okay and if you're a musician, vice versa. If you're having trouble composing a new symphony, why don't you just draw the symphony and try to draw the players of the band. See if that helps you. Drawing will help spur some musical talent for you. Okay class, hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Keep with the music. 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 treble clef.
Good morning people, welcome to Stinky's Art Class! Today's lesson is how to draw a treble clef.
I know my musicians know what that is, but does everyone else know? Look it up, do your own research. So, the treble clef is like this. Now, if I mess up, the musicians should take it easy on me. Okay and then you want it to go something like that. And then, you want to come back in like this.
Okay and then you want to come in like this. And then you wanna do that. So you're planning that out a little bit better, like this. Okay, so let's figure this out. We'll make this. Oh look, see, this is how you do it, class. It's a lesson on shading. See that? I guess we could have gone over and below.
Anyways, we did our best. Okay, you want to kind of put some, you know, designs into this to make it look a little bit more attractive. Okay and then we want to make this look all bubbly.
This is looking pretty cool, except for right here, it needs to be fixed. And give it kind of like a 3D look right here so it looks like right there. Let's go ahead and make this a little bit more solid. Solid with an angle and same thing right here, boom.
How's it looking? Do the musicians like this? Welcome all the musicians to class today. If you don't know Stinky, there's a lot you gotta learn about Stinky. If you're a musician, I encourage you to do some drawing, it'll help you with your music to do creative exercises in a different medium. It's a good exercise, so before you musicians compose your masterpiece, try to draw some art. Try to draw something and see if that spurs some creativity with your music.
Okay, I know this treble clef may not be perfect, but I hope it did the job for today. And I hope it got some musicians excited to join our art class. We welcome musicians, photographers, sports fanatics, wilderness people, campers, you name it. Anybody's welcome to Stinky's Art Class because you know what drawing art does? Just like music gives you peace and it gives you energy. Music does great things for you, so make sure you're listening to good music when you're doing your art.
You know, if you're in a slump like Stinky was a couple of days ago, put on some of your favorite music and do some drawings or art to your favorite music and see if that helps you out. Okay and if you're a musician, vice versa. If you're having trouble composing a new symphony, why don't you just draw the symphony and try to draw the players of the band. See if that helps you. Drawing will help spur some musical talent for you. Okay class, hope you enjoyed the lesson today. Keep with the music. All right, class dismissed.