How to Draw a Zebra
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How to Draw a Zebra
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a zebra.
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 zebra.
Let's jump right into this, so the first thing you want to do when you draw a zebra head is you want to draw their ears. Okay, you know Stinky loves drawing ears. Then you want to draw the zebra and they have this big, huge black nose. Okay, so we want to color that big new black nose that zebras have. Okay, then we gotta draw their mouth. Zebra's got big eyes because they're looking for lions.
They're a little bit stressed out, these zebras. They get stressed out because there's lots of lions out there looking to eat them. So these zebras, they have these big necks and then they have these big bodies because they're always running. So you got to make them running. They have these big towels that come up. Let's do their legs, they're always running.
Wow Stinky's really getting good at these animals. Okay, so there you have your base zebra. Now zebras are covered in stripes. Okay, so we got to make the stripes next and this is good for Stinky because, you know, Stinky uses a black marker. Some of these stripes are not always perfect. You branch out like they have their own pattern, it's like a fingerprint to them. How are you feeling about this class? You feel like you're out on a safari?
You're saving the environment like Stinky. You know Stinky uses cardboard for his canvases. I saw a bunch of cardboard, you know, I do the recycling of cans and cardboard. And when I started finding lots of cardboard, I was like "wow this cardboard is just going to waste." So I was like, I think he started his art class and just use this cardboard to, you know, try to help recycle it. And it's worked out real good for me because now that I have like an unlimited supply of canvases I can just do as many art drawings as I want. You know I used to be a famous painter and it was really hard to buy all the canvases, they're so expensive, but I found these cardboard canvases and they're very inexpensive and they work great.
So I can just, you know, do that so, I thought I'd get a lot of attention from all the Earth people, the tree huggers, and everyone for, you know, trying to recycle the cardboard. Maybe they just haven't found out about me yet, I know it's still early. We're in our second semester, so we still got time all my early fans, early friends, and early students.
This class I'm gonna give you some, you know, digital Stinky artwork if you ever want it. I got lots of digital artwork I can give you, so what I'm saying here is it's still early. You know, we're still early in this game of getting Stinky's Art Class going. This is only the second semester and we are working hard. We are, you know, doing our best, the class is really picking up.
So, I hope everybody's enjoying the class. We're in the second semester and we're picking up the pace so, you know, please invite your friends, your family, your friends, enemies, and anybody else you know so we can all enjoy class and we can start this new art revolution together. All right class, have a great day. Class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw a zebra.
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 zebra.
Let's jump right into this, so the first thing you want to do when you draw a zebra head is you want to draw their ears. Okay, you know Stinky loves drawing ears. Then you want to draw the zebra and they have this big, huge black nose. Okay, so we want to color that big new black nose that zebras have. Okay, then we gotta draw their mouth. Zebra's got big eyes because they're looking for lions.
They're a little bit stressed out, these zebras. They get stressed out because there's lots of lions out there looking to eat them. So these zebras, they have these big necks and then they have these big bodies because they're always running. So you got to make them running. They have these big towels that come up. Let's do their legs, they're always running.
Wow Stinky's really getting good at these animals. Okay, so there you have your base zebra. Now zebras are covered in stripes. Okay, so we got to make the stripes next and this is good for Stinky because, you know, Stinky uses a black marker. Some of these stripes are not always perfect. You branch out like they have their own pattern, it's like a fingerprint to them. How are you feeling about this class? You feel like you're out on a safari?
You're saving the environment like Stinky. You know Stinky uses cardboard for his canvases. I saw a bunch of cardboard, you know, I do the recycling of cans and cardboard. And when I started finding lots of cardboard, I was like "wow this cardboard is just going to waste." So I was like, I think he started his art class and just use this cardboard to, you know, try to help recycle it. And it's worked out real good for me because now that I have like an unlimited supply of canvases I can just do as many art drawings as I want. You know I used to be a famous painter and it was really hard to buy all the canvases, they're so expensive, but I found these cardboard canvases and they're very inexpensive and they work great.
So I can just, you know, do that so, I thought I'd get a lot of attention from all the Earth people, the tree huggers, and everyone for, you know, trying to recycle the cardboard. Maybe they just haven't found out about me yet, I know it's still early. We're in our second semester, so we still got time all my early fans, early friends, and early students.
This class I'm gonna give you some, you know, digital Stinky artwork if you ever want it. I got lots of digital artwork I can give you, so what I'm saying here is it's still early. You know, we're still early in this game of getting Stinky's Art Class going. This is only the second semester and we are working hard. We are, you know, doing our best, the class is really picking up.
So, I hope everybody's enjoying the class. We're in the second semester and we're picking up the pace so, you know, please invite your friends, your family, your friends, enemies, and anybody else you know so we can all enjoy class and we can start this new art revolution together. All right class, have a great day. Class dismissed.