What to draw?

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   Rebecca Jensenposted 10 years ago

   What to draw?
   
   I am going to be drawing some more color pages and I was just wondering if anybody has some interesting ideas I could draw for color pages..just for fun

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   RTalloniposted 10 years ago

   I've been interested in doodle art letters recently, but have not yet done entire names.  I'm thinking of future projects and considering something along the lines of fancy monograms in doodle art style.  Also, spring is always a good time to draw flowers.

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   M. T. Dremerposted 10 years ago

   If I can't think of anything to draw I find that it helps to try to create an existing picture that I like. Maybe it's a photo, an object, or another piece of artwork. But, much like with writing, if one uses some existing work to jump-start their hands, they will be creating something new in no time.

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      Rebecca Jensenposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      That is a good idea, thank you

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   Marina Lorposted 9 years ago

   you could look up a picture that you like and draw the outline of it, if you wanna get more advance you can get a picture you favor and outline it and color it or find a cartoon that you love/like and do the same

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   lostohanababyposted 9 years ago

   What do you feel like drawing?  What ability in art training do you have.  Or if you are a natural.  Drawing Flowers, trees, birds, water..like stream or a waterfall, or pond.  There's a lot of easy things you can draw, until you work up a 'feel' of ability to do more detail and better pieces of drawing.  Start small with a small unlined jounal a few pencil..light lead and a heavy lead for contrast, a good eraser.  A fold up chair or a comfortable chair a small table .  Pick a good day with very little breeze and sunny.  Drawing outside, gives a range of things that may be interesting to you to draw.  Have fun!

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