How to Draw Flames
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How to Draw Flames
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw flames.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw flames.
You may be saying, "hey Stinky, how did you come up with this lesson?" You know how to draw flames. Well, if you haven't heard, it's going to be cold outside and sometimes you need some flames to keep warm.
That old sleeping bag you got out in the cold is not enough. So let's go ahead and get started on the drawing today. So flames, you know, they start like this and there's two kinds of flames you can do. You can draw these kinds of flames.
Okay, that's looking pretty hot, isn't it? And you got to do these little fire embers. Know what they're called? Any pyros out there? Is that what they call people that light stuff on fire? Sirens, fires, pyrotechnics. In the movies they had guys hand at the fires. Okay, so this is a liquid, like a big flame, right? You got to draw the flame.
So in the background then you got to have some fuel for the fire. Let's draw some logs. Right. There. Oh, I got to like that. Looks more like a piece of wood. This is a log. Actually, yeah, that's more like a log.
Come on, fix that on that. That's just a guide. So you got to put the flames. Flames. Flames. Okay you see. So on the flames you got to go kind of like a squiggle and then a squiggle. Kind of opposite. Make it look like a flame. Thank you class, for reminding me. Smoke. I like this one. Winds blowing this way.
You gotta make this. What do you think? You think this is fire? These flames are going to keep me warm tonight. It's going to get real cold all over the place. So you gotta, you know, keep it real, folks.
It's going to be real cold out there in this winter heat. So if you have a good sleeping bag, you'll be fine. If you don't then you're going to need to build a fire with some flames. I'm overdoing the fire. Think so?
It is possible to overdo your artwork sometimes. So what I want you to do class is to take an ordinary thing that you wouldn't normally draw. Okay? Like flames. Who's going to draw flames? Nobody. Right. But well, I guess that, you know, if you're drawing some flames for a motorcycle or a hot rod or something, you want some flames going down the motorcycle or the hot rod. You can draw some flames.
And not too many people are just drawing flames just to draw it. It's just, kind of a part of your artwork, but you need to know how to do it. Now, see what's on the back. Maybe you can do another one. Okay. So sorry, class. I want to show you. That's too dirty. You won't like that.
Okay so, here's another little flame. It just kind of got a little box right here. So, you know, it's not part of the theme, but another way you can do flames is you're doing kind of more like that. That's kind of what they look like when they put them on the motorcycle. You know, these are kind of more realistic.
These are just kind of like the motorcycle, you know, the helmet coming down. You know, they color those red and orange. I can't do that because it's cardboard. But maybe once I get Stinky's art supplies going up and going, I can get some white paper and maybe some colored pencils or markers. You know, I need to get Stinky's Art Class a little bit bigger.
So, everybody I know stuff happens. Okay, I know everybody's out for the holidays. You know, you're having fun with your friends and families, but go ahead, take some time out to to draw something that you would never draw. You know, just look around and say, "hey, I would never draw that." And then go draw it and see what you learn from it.
You know, think outside of the box. You know, when I started my art class, I had to think outside of the box. I was like, you know, "how can I start an art class?" I said, "well, I got like cardboard, you know, and I had a black marker for writing signs and stuff." So I said, "how about I can, you know, make do with what I got?"
And so I started thinking outside the box, you know, I started doing my art class. So everybody else, you know, think outside the box today, go around looking for something, find the thing that you would never draw. Say I would never draw that thing and then go draw it and then leave a comment in the comment section about what you would never draw. Then draw it because of this class.
And we'll all have a class group session. We will discuss what we decided to draw that we never thought we'd draw. How about that? Alright class, think outside the box with your art. Hope you had a great class today. And thanks for being the best students in the world. Follow me.
Like my stuff. Comment. And trust me, I'm going to bring you guys a lot of guys, girls, adults, kids, and everybody. I'm going to bring a lot of value to this class. So you stick with me, invite your friends. Things will get going real hot. Just like these flames. Alright, stay tuned for another epic episode. Have a great day, bye.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw flames.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class where we have the best students in the world! Today's lesson is how to draw flames.
You may be saying, "hey Stinky, how did you come up with this lesson?" You know how to draw flames. Well, if you haven't heard, it's going to be cold outside and sometimes you need some flames to keep warm.
That old sleeping bag you got out in the cold is not enough. So let's go ahead and get started on the drawing today. So flames, you know, they start like this and there's two kinds of flames you can do. You can draw these kinds of flames.
Okay, that's looking pretty hot, isn't it? And you got to do these little fire embers. Know what they're called? Any pyros out there? Is that what they call people that light stuff on fire? Sirens, fires, pyrotechnics. In the movies they had guys hand at the fires. Okay, so this is a liquid, like a big flame, right? You got to draw the flame.
So in the background then you got to have some fuel for the fire. Let's draw some logs. Right. There. Oh, I got to like that. Looks more like a piece of wood. This is a log. Actually, yeah, that's more like a log.
Come on, fix that on that. That's just a guide. So you got to put the flames. Flames. Flames. Okay you see. So on the flames you got to go kind of like a squiggle and then a squiggle. Kind of opposite. Make it look like a flame. Thank you class, for reminding me. Smoke. I like this one. Winds blowing this way.
You gotta make this. What do you think? You think this is fire? These flames are going to keep me warm tonight. It's going to get real cold all over the place. So you gotta, you know, keep it real, folks.
It's going to be real cold out there in this winter heat. So if you have a good sleeping bag, you'll be fine. If you don't then you're going to need to build a fire with some flames. I'm overdoing the fire. Think so?
It is possible to overdo your artwork sometimes. So what I want you to do class is to take an ordinary thing that you wouldn't normally draw. Okay? Like flames. Who's going to draw flames? Nobody. Right. But well, I guess that, you know, if you're drawing some flames for a motorcycle or a hot rod or something, you want some flames going down the motorcycle or the hot rod. You can draw some flames.
And not too many people are just drawing flames just to draw it. It's just, kind of a part of your artwork, but you need to know how to do it. Now, see what's on the back. Maybe you can do another one. Okay. So sorry, class. I want to show you. That's too dirty. You won't like that.
Okay so, here's another little flame. It just kind of got a little box right here. So, you know, it's not part of the theme, but another way you can do flames is you're doing kind of more like that. That's kind of what they look like when they put them on the motorcycle. You know, these are kind of more realistic.
These are just kind of like the motorcycle, you know, the helmet coming down. You know, they color those red and orange. I can't do that because it's cardboard. But maybe once I get Stinky's art supplies going up and going, I can get some white paper and maybe some colored pencils or markers. You know, I need to get Stinky's Art Class a little bit bigger.
So, everybody I know stuff happens. Okay, I know everybody's out for the holidays. You know, you're having fun with your friends and families, but go ahead, take some time out to to draw something that you would never draw. You know, just look around and say, "hey, I would never draw that." And then go draw it and see what you learn from it.
You know, think outside of the box. You know, when I started my art class, I had to think outside of the box. I was like, you know, "how can I start an art class?" I said, "well, I got like cardboard, you know, and I had a black marker for writing signs and stuff." So I said, "how about I can, you know, make do with what I got?"
And so I started thinking outside the box, you know, I started doing my art class. So everybody else, you know, think outside the box today, go around looking for something, find the thing that you would never draw. Say I would never draw that thing and then go draw it and then leave a comment in the comment section about what you would never draw. Then draw it because of this class.
And we'll all have a class group session. We will discuss what we decided to draw that we never thought we'd draw. How about that? Alright class, think outside the box with your art. Hope you had a great class today. And thanks for being the best students in the world. Follow me.
Like my stuff. Comment. And trust me, I'm going to bring you guys a lot of guys, girls, adults, kids, and everybody. I'm going to bring a lot of value to this class. So you stick with me, invite your friends. Things will get going real hot. Just like these flames. Alright, stay tuned for another epic episode. Have a great day, bye.