How to Draw Scales
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How to Draw Scales
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw scales.
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 scales.
I'm glad we're drawing this one today because I got this great piece of cardboard, it's almost perfect and it's good for this lesson because that's just what's coming up. Whenever I have an idea, if I have a good piece of cardboard or a bad piece, it makes no difference to me it's all the same. The cardboard's equal in my eyes, it can be poor cardboard, rich cardboard, it can be, you know, it doesn't matter. I treat all cardboard equally.
Hey, what a metaphor, we're drawing scales today. Do you know what scales are? They weigh things and I've been weighing a lot in my mind. A lot's been weighing on my mind, Stinky likes to use his mind and I'm gonna do this lesson of geometrics right here. That's why you got to do your geometry class. I know some of you may not like math, some of you may like math, but take it seriously, use all opportunities to improve. Use all your opportunities okay? Be grateful for those opportunities too. Okay this is going to be the chains, I thought change would be good. This is the scale and we just had a lesson on chains, so I thought I'd get fancy.
So, I think you'd be thinking about a lot lately and Stinky's been thinking about scales and if you notice, these scales are perfectly balanced. I kind of want to do Stinky holding the scales, but I think it might just be better to do a traditional one.
Okay so what Stinky's trying to say here is the scales, they're in balance right now. We haven't put anything in the scales and so they're in perfect balance. Okay so, in your life I want you to think about what you're putting in these scales, in your little buckets. You know, are you filling this bucket at the same time? Fill in this bucket and you're staying in balance or you're just filling this bucket and it's starting to tilt down and you're, you know, putting all your art in here and it's going all the way down to the table.
It's out of balance, but you got a lot in this and that's okay to have that out of balance if you're working on something right or maybe you know you got a lot of art in here. Maybe you need a lot of, you know, something else like exercise or some friendships, you know, romance, learning, bettering yourself. You're filling this, you're doing other things besides your art and you bring it back into balance. It's okay to push it on one side for a while and then back off. And fill up your other bucket with something else.
So, hopefully I'm not getting in too deep with today's art lesson. It's an art lesson, not a therapy lesson, but I thought I mentioned that. Okay well, you know, what would be good class is if Stinky did focus on the art a little bit and kind of put some shading in this. Okay, so let's jump back into it, I started going off on the pep talks. I know that's not what anybody paid for, but I like to give them. So with bowls, you like to make them curvy so everybody knows it's a bowl and this is a curvy one too. So, you want to put some curves on it and yeah I think he got funny and put a smiley emoji.
And this one just looked like it's a little bit too thin, so we're gonna put some more work into that. And let's put this so, you know, that it like tilts. That's how it tilts and we're gonna put some little motion sensors, so, you know, it's balancing and it's starting to look more like a scale, isn't it class?
So just, you know, class I really appreciate everyone's comments and, you know, taking the time out to come to class and learn. I think, you know, if you think about scales, there's actually some stars in the sky that look like scales so think of this lesson as an art lesson and as a life lesson. Just find balance, but remember it's okay to get out of balance every once in a while. Just slowly bring it back to balance when you have a chance. All right class, have a great class. Class dismissed.
Welcome to Stinky's Art Class. We have the best students in the world. Todays lesson is how to draw scales.
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 scales.
I'm glad we're drawing this one today because I got this great piece of cardboard, it's almost perfect and it's good for this lesson because that's just what's coming up. Whenever I have an idea, if I have a good piece of cardboard or a bad piece, it makes no difference to me it's all the same. The cardboard's equal in my eyes, it can be poor cardboard, rich cardboard, it can be, you know, it doesn't matter. I treat all cardboard equally.
Hey, what a metaphor, we're drawing scales today. Do you know what scales are? They weigh things and I've been weighing a lot in my mind. A lot's been weighing on my mind, Stinky likes to use his mind and I'm gonna do this lesson of geometrics right here. That's why you got to do your geometry class. I know some of you may not like math, some of you may like math, but take it seriously, use all opportunities to improve. Use all your opportunities okay? Be grateful for those opportunities too. Okay this is going to be the chains, I thought change would be good. This is the scale and we just had a lesson on chains, so I thought I'd get fancy.
So, I think you'd be thinking about a lot lately and Stinky's been thinking about scales and if you notice, these scales are perfectly balanced. I kind of want to do Stinky holding the scales, but I think it might just be better to do a traditional one.
Okay so what Stinky's trying to say here is the scales, they're in balance right now. We haven't put anything in the scales and so they're in perfect balance. Okay so, in your life I want you to think about what you're putting in these scales, in your little buckets. You know, are you filling this bucket at the same time? Fill in this bucket and you're staying in balance or you're just filling this bucket and it's starting to tilt down and you're, you know, putting all your art in here and it's going all the way down to the table.
It's out of balance, but you got a lot in this and that's okay to have that out of balance if you're working on something right or maybe you know you got a lot of art in here. Maybe you need a lot of, you know, something else like exercise or some friendships, you know, romance, learning, bettering yourself. You're filling this, you're doing other things besides your art and you bring it back into balance. It's okay to push it on one side for a while and then back off. And fill up your other bucket with something else.
So, hopefully I'm not getting in too deep with today's art lesson. It's an art lesson, not a therapy lesson, but I thought I mentioned that. Okay well, you know, what would be good class is if Stinky did focus on the art a little bit and kind of put some shading in this. Okay, so let's jump back into it, I started going off on the pep talks. I know that's not what anybody paid for, but I like to give them. So with bowls, you like to make them curvy so everybody knows it's a bowl and this is a curvy one too. So, you want to put some curves on it and yeah I think he got funny and put a smiley emoji.
And this one just looked like it's a little bit too thin, so we're gonna put some more work into that. And let's put this so, you know, that it like tilts. That's how it tilts and we're gonna put some little motion sensors, so, you know, it's balancing and it's starting to look more like a scale, isn't it class?
So just, you know, class I really appreciate everyone's comments and, you know, taking the time out to come to class and learn. I think, you know, if you think about scales, there's actually some stars in the sky that look like scales so think of this lesson as an art lesson and as a life lesson. Just find balance, but remember it's okay to get out of balance every once in a while. Just slowly bring it back to balance when you have a chance. All right class, have a great class. Class dismissed.