How to Draw Feet
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How to Draw Feet
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw feet.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw feet.
And I know some of you students in my class are thinking, you know, "Stinky, all you like to do is art history." Well, you know, art history can be good sometimes. See, these are some pictures that Leonardo and Michelangelo drew of the foot.
Even the old greats used to study, you know how to draw feet. So we're going to make an attempt to do the same. So as you know, I'm not going to draw the bones in it. That'll be on our skeleton lesson, but let's go ahead and try it. So what you want to do is you want to draw the ankle.
And then you want to draw the leg. Okay and then you want to kind of draw the heel. And then the arch of the foot and then the big toes. Okay there's the toe right there. And then you want to do the little toes. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Okay once you get the toes, now you can make them a little bit longer. Toes. Okay and you got to put the toenails. And you want to put the ankle bone. Put the heel and that's good now. What you want to do is kind of like the old master's.
Did you want to put a little bit of shaving right there? Shading, not shaving. We're not shaving the legs. We're just putting some shading like in the old master's day. You know, do this and, you know, you got these bones that go in your feet. So you want to kind of try to show that in the toes. They have these little wrinkles. You got wrinkly toes. Real cute.
So that's a quick lesson of how to draw a foot. And should we draw on the other foot? I'm not sure if I can do it like this. Maybe I have to do it upside down. Okay first, what do you think? Last, let's try it. This here and then let's do it. Let's do the toes.
And then, sometimes when you're doing art, you got to step beyond. You know what you think you can do? You got to keep working hard. Okay so those are our feet.
Let's bring these back into focus, class. Okay so I'm really pleased to announce that we have finished today's lesson. How to draw feet. I think this is going to be a good lesson for everyone to work on because people and artists have been working on drawing feet for a long, long time. So keep up the good work.
Even if you don't think you're ever going to do art with feet. Just try it as an exercise because you never know. You might like it. And I'm going to have some big reveals coming up this week. I'm going to need all the students in the class to really get active. I know everybody took off Friday of class and they took off., you know, Monday we had a nice long weekend. But we got to get back to our drawing.
So, please give me your comments and your questions. If you want me to draw something or teach you how to draw something, let me know okay? Because you're the best students in the world, I know one of you is going to be, you know, one of the masters of the ages is going to lead an art revolution. So just keep up the good work. And I can't wait to see what you produce. Alright. Thanks class, bye.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw feet.
Good morning people and welcome to Stinky Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw feet.
And I know some of you students in my class are thinking, you know, "Stinky, all you like to do is art history." Well, you know, art history can be good sometimes. See, these are some pictures that Leonardo and Michelangelo drew of the foot.
Even the old greats used to study, you know how to draw feet. So we're going to make an attempt to do the same. So as you know, I'm not going to draw the bones in it. That'll be on our skeleton lesson, but let's go ahead and try it. So what you want to do is you want to draw the ankle.
And then you want to draw the leg. Okay and then you want to kind of draw the heel. And then the arch of the foot and then the big toes. Okay there's the toe right there. And then you want to do the little toes. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Okay once you get the toes, now you can make them a little bit longer. Toes. Okay and you got to put the toenails. And you want to put the ankle bone. Put the heel and that's good now. What you want to do is kind of like the old master's.
Did you want to put a little bit of shaving right there? Shading, not shaving. We're not shaving the legs. We're just putting some shading like in the old master's day. You know, do this and, you know, you got these bones that go in your feet. So you want to kind of try to show that in the toes. They have these little wrinkles. You got wrinkly toes. Real cute.
So that's a quick lesson of how to draw a foot. And should we draw on the other foot? I'm not sure if I can do it like this. Maybe I have to do it upside down. Okay first, what do you think? Last, let's try it. This here and then let's do it. Let's do the toes.
And then, sometimes when you're doing art, you got to step beyond. You know what you think you can do? You got to keep working hard. Okay so those are our feet.
Let's bring these back into focus, class. Okay so I'm really pleased to announce that we have finished today's lesson. How to draw feet. I think this is going to be a good lesson for everyone to work on because people and artists have been working on drawing feet for a long, long time. So keep up the good work.
Even if you don't think you're ever going to do art with feet. Just try it as an exercise because you never know. You might like it. And I'm going to have some big reveals coming up this week. I'm going to need all the students in the class to really get active. I know everybody took off Friday of class and they took off., you know, Monday we had a nice long weekend. But we got to get back to our drawing.
So, please give me your comments and your questions. If you want me to draw something or teach you how to draw something, let me know okay? Because you're the best students in the world, I know one of you is going to be, you know, one of the masters of the ages is going to lead an art revolution. So just keep up the good work. And I can't wait to see what you produce. Alright. Thanks class, bye.