How to Draw an Open Book
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How to Draw an Open Book
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw an open book.
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 and open book.
Okay, so all you book readers out there, bookworms and alike. Let's think about a book. An open book. So the first thing you do is you need to do the binding. Then you need to do the pages. And pages are kind of like this.
Okay, they're kind of bumpy and wavy and it's like a geometric design. And what books are we reading, class? Let me guess. Oh yeah, I knew it. Everybody's doing their art history, aren't they? Okay, then you got to do this. This shows how many pages you're reading. Okay, a big book. Okay, then you got to do the binding. The book cover. That's usually darker so you go like this. Do it. And since we have some mistakes over here. Well, success. Us artists can make mistakes, too. Okay now, what should we write on this? And then you usually have like some pictures you can put in there. There, that's better isn't it?
Okay, so it doesn't take much to try to draw an open book. And, you know, you can put it up on a table like this and, you know, be reading it and that's it. And it doesn't take much to draw an open book. Now, you can add all the details you want to it, but it's fairly simple.
So for all my book readers out there, maybe this lesson will catch your attention. Maybe it didn't catch your attention, but if you're a book reader, try drawing. It's a new art form. Just like, you know, reading books. Expand your mind drawing. Expand your mind too, so if you're a book reader, why don't you go ahead and try to attend some of our art classes? I know you'll enjoy them. We got some good pep talks.
So if you're a book reader, keep reading those books. I want to know how many books you're going to read for the year. Believe it or not, Stinky was the book reading champion in first grade. You know, that's kind of why I'm so smart today. You know, because I put in the work, I put in the time, I read the books. All that work paid off. So, I want to encourage you to read some books now, while I'm sitting here, you know, bragging about Stinky's achievement.
I realized I didn't even put the pages in there. You got to have pages, like this. Make it look like pages there. No, that's better class isn't it. There we go, just the tiniest details can make the difference. Okay, reading champions that are joining the class. I hope you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for another epic lesson of Stinky's Art Class.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw an open book.
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 and open book.
Okay, so all you book readers out there, bookworms and alike. Let's think about a book. An open book. So the first thing you do is you need to do the binding. Then you need to do the pages. And pages are kind of like this.
Okay, they're kind of bumpy and wavy and it's like a geometric design. And what books are we reading, class? Let me guess. Oh yeah, I knew it. Everybody's doing their art history, aren't they? Okay, then you got to do this. This shows how many pages you're reading. Okay, a big book. Okay, then you got to do the binding. The book cover. That's usually darker so you go like this. Do it. And since we have some mistakes over here. Well, success. Us artists can make mistakes, too. Okay now, what should we write on this? And then you usually have like some pictures you can put in there. There, that's better isn't it?
Okay, so it doesn't take much to try to draw an open book. And, you know, you can put it up on a table like this and, you know, be reading it and that's it. And it doesn't take much to draw an open book. Now, you can add all the details you want to it, but it's fairly simple.
So for all my book readers out there, maybe this lesson will catch your attention. Maybe it didn't catch your attention, but if you're a book reader, try drawing. It's a new art form. Just like, you know, reading books. Expand your mind drawing. Expand your mind too, so if you're a book reader, why don't you go ahead and try to attend some of our art classes? I know you'll enjoy them. We got some good pep talks.
So if you're a book reader, keep reading those books. I want to know how many books you're going to read for the year. Believe it or not, Stinky was the book reading champion in first grade. You know, that's kind of why I'm so smart today. You know, because I put in the work, I put in the time, I read the books. All that work paid off. So, I want to encourage you to read some books now, while I'm sitting here, you know, bragging about Stinky's achievement.
I realized I didn't even put the pages in there. You got to have pages, like this. Make it look like pages there. No, that's better class isn't it. There we go, just the tiniest details can make the difference. Okay, reading champions that are joining the class. I hope you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for another epic lesson of Stinky's Art Class.