Draw how to draw step by step
Draw how to draw step by step
Draw how to draw step by step
Today I’ll show you how to draw Luz and Amity hugging from Disney’s Owl House. I have broken it down into many, many steps to make it as easy as possible for you to follow along. I hope you enjoy the drawing tutorial. Find it below. Happy Drawing!
How to Draw Luz and King from Owl House Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw Luz and King (the cute little demon) from Disney’s Owl House. I have broken it down into many, many steps to make it as easy as possible for you to follow along.
How to Draw The 2 Kawaii / Chibi Bears from Milk and Mocha – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw the cute kawaii / chibi bears from Milk & Mocha. They are super cute and super easy to draw if you follow my instructions. Have fun and Happy Drawing!
How to Draw Ponyo (Nara) from Studio Ghibli – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw Ponyo (Nara), a goldfish who gets saved by a little boy. I have broken down the tutorial into many steps to make it as easy as possible for you to learn. Happy Drawing!
How to Draw Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw Totoro, the creature from the animated movie, My Neighbor Totoro. I will guide you to drawing him with many steps. I hope you enjoy the tutorial.
How to Draw 2 Cats from Peach Goma (Super Cute / Kawaii) Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw 2 cute kawaii style cats from Peach Goma. These are very cute characters that are drawn in the Kawaii style (chibi). They are super easy to draw, just follow along with the many steps below. Happy Drawing!
How to Draw Bear and Panda from Peach Goma (Kawaii) Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw Bear and Panda from Peach Goma. These are very cute characters that are drawn in the Kawaii style. They are super easy to draw, just follow along with the many steps below.
How to Draw the Souls of 22 and Joe Gardner from Disney Pixar’s Soul – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw the characters Joe Gardner and 22 as souls. I have broken down this tutorial into almost 30 steps to make it was easy as possible for you to follow along with.
How to Draw Joe Gardner and Mr. Mittens the Cat from Pixar’s Soul Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I will show you how to draw Joe Gardner and his cute little cat (Mr. Mittens) from Pixar’s Soul. This is a great movie, so if you haven’t seen it, I recommend that you find it and watch it. I have broken down this drawing tutorial into more than 30 steps to make it as easy as possible to follow along with.
How to Draw a Realistic US Flag / American Flag – Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw a U.S. flag, waving in the wind. This realistic flag is pretty tricky to draw so I would consider this a difficult drawing tutorial. I have broken down the tutorial into 37 steps to try to make it as easy as possible.
How to Draw a Realistic Hand Holding a Disposable Coffee Cup – Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw a realistic hand holding a paper coffee cup, like the kind you get from Starbucks. This tutorial is broken down into many steps to help you draw it more easily. Happy Drawing!
How to Draw a Cute / Kawaii / Chibi Gengar from Pokemon Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw a cute (kawaii / chibi) version of Gengar. Jirachi is a cute Pokemon character that sort of looks like a starfish. I will show you how to draw this Gengar character with easy-to-follow steps. Happy Drawing!
How to Draw a Cartoon American Football Receiver – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw a cartoon football player, running with the ball towards the end zone. This is a great drawing tutorial for kids and beginner cartoonists.
How to Draw Tulips with Colored Pencils Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I will show you how to draw a beautiful red tulip using colored pencils. I hope you enjoy the tutorial.
How to Draw a Cute Lucario (Kawaii / Chibi) from Pokemon with Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I will show you how to draw a cute version of Lucario from Pokemon. This kawaii chibi version of Lucario is super cute and not too hard to draw. I broke the tutorial down into more than 20 steps to make it as simple as possible to follow along with.
Value Scale Exercises and How to Use Value Scales to Improve Your Drawings
Today we are going to work on mastering values and tones in your drawings. This is just one of the many things that you will need to learn in order to become a master drawer/artist.
Tones/values occur in nearly every part of a drawing that you will create. Learning how to create the perfect value for each spot on the drawing is what will turn your artwork into a masterpiece. But before you learn how to master tones/values in your drawings, you will have to work on your craft, which means, ughh, drawing exercises. Sorry. read more
How to Draw a White Rose from Above for Valentine’s Day – Using Pencils and Colored Pencils
Today I’ll show you how to draw a white rose, as viewed from above. This rose is very tricky to draw, so intermediate drawers and above should give it a try. I used colored pencils at the end of the drawing to shade and color the white rose in.
How to Draw a Cute / Kawaii / Chibi Jirachi from Pokemon Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw a cute (kawaii / chibi) version of Jirachi. Jirachi is a cute Pokemon character that sort of looks like a starfish. I will show you how to draw this Jirachi character with easy to follow steps.
How to Draw a Cute (Kawaii / Chibi) Scorbunny from Pokemon – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I will show you how to draw a cute (kawaii) chib Scorbunny from Pokemon. Below you will see that I broke the tutorial down into very easy, followable steps.
How to Draw Legs and Feet – a Huge Guide to Drawing Legs and Feet Step by Step
Today I will show you how to draw legs and feet in a realistic or illustrative style. There are 7 legs / feet tutorials listed on this page.
How to Draw a Cute Manga / Anime / Chibi Girl with her Kitty Cat – Easy Step by Step Drawing Lesson
Today, I’ll show you how to draw a cute Anime / Manga girl standing alongside her cute kitty cat. This chibi little girl and her kitten are pretty easy to draw, find out with the following step by step drawing instructions.
How to Draw Anime / Manga / Chibi Girl with her Corgi Puppy
Today I’ll show you how to draw a cute Anime / Manga girl holding her cute Corgi puppy. This chibi little girl is pretty easy to draw, find out with the following step by step drawing instructions.
How to Draw Milo Murphy from Disney’s Murphy’s Law – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw the main character, Milo Murphy, from Murphy’s Law on Disney. He isn’t too hard to draw, just follow along with the 2 dozen steps I illustrated for you below.
How to Draw Hilda Characters (Hilda, David, and Frida) Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw 3 of the main characters in Hilda from the popular Netflix series. Learn how to draw David, Hilda, and Frida in the easy to follow, step by step drawing tutorial. Have fun!
How to Draw Twig the Deerfox from Hilda Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I’ll show you how to draw the cute deerfox, Twig, from the popular Netflix cartoon show, Hilda. I will guide you through all the steps of drawing this adorable creature. You will enjoy this tutorial.
How to Draw a Hanukkah Menorah That Turns Into a Christmas Tree Greeting Card Design
Here is a great drawing tutorial to learn how to make the «Menorah that turns into a Christmas Tree» Design. It is perfect for sending out a holiday card when you have friends who celebrate both Christmas and Chanukkah. I show you how to draw it below. Happy Drawing! Happy Hanukkah! Merry Christmas!
How to Draw a Still Life with Basic Geometric Shapes (Cube, Sphere, and Cylinder) with Graphite Pencils Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I am going to show you how to make a still life with primitive shapes (geometric shapes) including a cylinder, sphere, and cube. We are going to be using graphite pencils to draw and shade the drawing.
How to Draw a Cartoon Boy Standing With Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I’ll show you how to draw a cartoon boy who is standing in 3/4ths view. I will guide you through all the steps with easy to follow instructions. There are more than 20 steps to make it as simple as possible to follow along with.
How to Draw an Anime / Manga Girl from The Side – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Today I will show you how to draw a Manga / Anime style girl from the side view (she can also be considered cartoon style). I will help you learn how to draw this cute little girl with almost 20 illustrated steps.
How to Draw Among Us Characters Picture – Easy Step by Step Drawing Tutorial for Kids
Today I will show you how to draw a scene with 10 characters from the popular video game, Among Us. I break down the tutorial into more than 30 steps, so hopefully, it is easy enough to follow along with. Happy Drawing!
100 Easy Drawing Tutorials for Beginners and Beyond!
We live in great times, when all the knowledge of the world is just within our reach with the power of the Internet. Do you want to learn how to draw? No need to go to an art school, or to pay a personal teacher. There are a lot of free materials you can use to learn, or to draw something easy instantly. But the Internet is also a big place, easy to get lost in, so I’ve prepared a collection of 100 easy drawing tutorials for you.
Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorials
Drawing is a complex skill, impossible to grasp in one night, and sometimes you just want to draw. something, to create a drawing you’ll be proud of without having to wait months for decent results. Here the simple step-by-step tutorials come to help. You can do them with little to no previous experience, and good results are almost guaranteed, if you follow the instructions carefully.
How to Draw Simple Cute Animals in Chibi Style (With Videos!)
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw five simple chibi animals, and also how to create more just by applying the same rules to your own drawings. Each of these simple drawings is accompanied by a video!
How to Draw Simple Christmas Icons—With Videos!
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw four Christmas and winter themed mini-illustrations. You don’t need to wait for Christmas to try your hand at these simple drawings!
How to Draw a Mandala
Drawing mandalas can be very relaxing, and it’s you who decides what the final result of this easy drawing is supposed to look like. So it can’t go wrong!
How to Draw a Snowflake
One of the best easy sketches to draw is a key part of winter fun! In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a snowflake step by step, and how to use the same method to draw your own unique snowflake. You’ll soon have pages covered with these simple, easy drawings.
Drawing for Kids: Draw a Pony
Sometimes it’s best to go back to basics and draw something as easy as possible. And there are very few easy drawings for beginners better than a pony. This tutorial was created for kids, but you can enjoy it at every age!
Drawing for Kids: Draw a Running Pony
Want to try something slightly more difficult using easy drawing ideas? In this tutorial you will learn how to draw your pony in a more dynamic pose.
Drawing for Kids: Draw a Cute Baby Fox
This tutorial combines a cute end result with simple-to-follow instructions. It’s perfect for kids and beginners looking for easy pictures to draw.
Such Tutorial, Many Fun: How to Draw Doge!
Drawing should be fun, and what can be more fun than drawing a meme character? In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw the most famous of dogs, Doge, step by step.
How to Draw a T-Rex Dinosaur
Who doesn’t love dinosaurs? In this tutorial, you will draw the most terrifying of them—the mighty T-Rex.
How to Draw a Unicorn Step by Step
Unicorns are one of the cool designs to draw. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a real unicorn step by step, with an elegant body, shiny mane, and a twisted horn.
How to Draw Vault Boy From the Fallout Series Step by Step
You can make drawing more fun by using a topic you like. In this tutorial, you will draw the mascot of Vault-Tec, the famous Vault Boy. If you’re interested in cool things to draw related to videogames, this is right up your alley.
Learn How to Draw Cute Chibi Kawaii Pokemon Characters
Fan art is a great way to show your appreciation towards the creation of others. Do you like Pokemon? Then you’ll love this series of cute, easy drawings you can learn!
Fly, My Pretty! How to Draw a Winged Monkey Step by Step
In this Halloween special, you will learn how to draw a creature from children’s nightmares—a winged monkey from the Wizard of Oz.
Learn How to Draw Patterns Step by Step
Drawing doesn’t always need to be about real things—you can have a lot of fun by drawing simple patterns. They’re easy sketches to draw with the help of this tutorial.
How to Draw a Roaring Lion Step by Step
Roar! In this tutorial, you’ll draw a fierce lion step by step, simply but accurately.
How to Draw a Car From Scratch
Cars are some of the best cool pictures to draw for all skill levels. In this tutorial, our instructor James Butler will show you how to draw a sports car step by step.
How to Draw Transport: Drawing a Historic Plane From Scratch
How to Draw Vehicles: Motorcycles
In this tutorial by James Butler, you’ll learn how to draw a super-fast motorcycle step by step. This «how to draw» tutorial is for beginners and other skill levels.
How to Draw Transport: How to Draw a Military Tank
Tanks can be a beautiful subject to draw, if you take a closer look at them. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw this deadly, heavy machine.
How to Draw a Classic Steam Locomotive From Scratch
Choo-choo! In this tutorial, you will draw the favorite topic of many children—a train.
How to Draw Vehicles: Tractors
In this tutorial, James Butler will show you the world of working vehicles: tractors.
How to Use Drawing Tools
Drawing is not only about what you draw, but also how you do it. It’s important to get a good grasp of the tools, because even a simple pencil isn’t as simple as you might think. You can learn by reading about the tools, and also by following an instructor to learn their techniques.
Digital Drawing for Beginners: Before You Start Drawing
In this tutorial, you will learn all the basics of Adobe Photoshop to get started with digital drawings!
2B or Not 2B? A Guide to Pencil Drawing Techniques
In this tutorial, you will learn the basic drawing techniques explained in an easily understandable way. Making easy pencil drawings is a cinch with this guide.
Pencil Blending Tools
Blending makes it easy to learn how to draw with a pencil. In this tutorial, you will learn what tools you can use to blend various shades drawn with your pencils to create more realistic textures.
Drawing Realistic Mouth and Teeth
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use various pencils to draw a realistic mouth with teeth. You will also learn how to aid yourself in this task.
How to Draw a Lizard With Ink Liners
If you’re looking for things to draw for ink liner practice, try this lizard. In this tutorial, our instructor Eugenia Hauss will show you how to use a less popular drawing tool—ink liners—to create a fantastic end result.
How to Draw Spring Flowers With Colored Pencils
Spring is a time for new beginnings, and the spring flower is a great way to learn how to draw for beginners. In this tutorial, Eugenia Hauss will teach you how to draw beautiful flowers using colored pencils.
How to Draw a Dalmatian Dog
In this tutorial, Eugenia Hauss will teach you how to use ink liners to draw a super cute Dalmatian dog.
How to Draw Trees
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw three different trees from scratch using various pencil techniques.
How to Draw a Rose
You will learn how to draw a beautiful rose from scratch with this easy step-by-step drawing tutorial.
How to Draw on a Tiny Budget: Single Pencil Drawing
Do you want to learn how to draw, but you don’t have money to buy all these fancy tools? In this tutorial you will learn how to draw a lion step by step using only one pencil!
How to Draw Grass, Ground, and Rocks
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw something to put under the feet of your characters.
How to Draw a Flower
Flowers are a great starting point for beginners looking for easy sketches to draw. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw three different flowers step by step.
Draw the Elements: How to Draw Fire
The elements can be difficult to draw, but they can also make every drawing more interesting. In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a candle flame, a fireplace, and a thrown flame.
How to Draw Wood
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a wood texture with pencils. The same technique can be used for many applications, and it’s great practice for sketches and things to draw with a pencil.
How to Draw a Winter Landscape From Scratch
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a beautiful winter scene: snowy mountains, a frozen lake, and evergreen trees.
How to Draw a Realistic Eye
It’s not easy to draw a realistic drawing, but the effects are definitely worth it. In this tutorial you’ll draw a realistic eye step by step with pencils.
How to Draw Stone and Rock Textures
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw rock textures using pencils.
How to Draw Fabric: Silk and Wool
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw cloth materials like shiny silk and fluffy wool. You will also learn how to draw material folds.
How to Draw Fur
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw both long and short fur that you can apply to any animal.
How to Draw Feathers
In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw feathers in three different styles. Choose the one that you like the most!
Drawing techniques: 7 fundamentals of pencil drawing
Bobby Chiu is a hero for everyone learning how to create art, and here he shares his secrets about drawing with a pencil.
How to Draw Animals
Animals come in many different shapes and sizes, and the techniques to draw them are just as varied. Even though animals aren’t always easy drawings, step-by-step tutorials take some of the difficulty out of the process. You can draw anything from the delicate butterfly to the majestic elephant with Envato Tuts+!
Get started with this tutorial to learn the anatomy and proportions of the deer.
How to Draw Animals: Butterflies, Their Anatomies and Wing Patterns
Butterflies are as varied as they are beautiful. Make easy pencil drawings of the species after learning about their wing patterns and anatomies.
How to Draw Animals: Birds, Their Anatomy and How to Draw Them
Ready to see your simple drawing ideas soar to new heights? Then check out this tutorial about accurately depicting the bird form.
How to Draw Animals: Bears and Pandas, and Their Anatomy
Cute pandas and mighty bears are popular wildlife subjects. You can learn how to draw both with this tutorial from Monika Zagrobelna.
How to Draw Animals: The Importance of Drawing a Pose
The key to realistic animal drawings is the pose. Understand its importance and bring your simple drawings to life.
How to Draw Animals: Foxes
Fleet of foot and wickedly smart, the fox is an interesting subject. If you want to do your simple fox drawing ideas justice, take a look at this «how to draw» step-by-step tutorial.
How to Draw Animals: Spiders, Popular Species, Anatomy and Movement
Arachnophobes might want to move along. For everyone else, check out this guide to drawing all types of spiders.
How to Draw Animals: Elephants, Their Species and Anatomy
The large size of the elephant can make drawing them challenging, but getting their anatomy right is easier than you think! Monika Zagrobelna shares how here.
How to Draw Animals: Wolverines, Badgers, Otters and Martens
While they are very different creatures, this step-by-step drawing tutorial will teach you how to draw these members of the same animal kingdom family.
How to Draw Animals: Weasels, Stoats, Minks, Polecats and Ferrets
Ferrets, weasels, and minks are the smaller members of the family wolverines belong to. Learn how to master drawing the entire family with this step-by-step drawing guide.
How to Draw Animals: Red Pandas and Raccoons
Red pandas and raccoons not only look alike, but are both easy to recreate. You’ll have a blast learning how to master these cool pictures to draw!
How to Draw Animals: Snakes and Their Patterns
Snakes are a great intro for beginners that want to draw animals. Kick off your animal drawing tutorial binge here!
How to Draw Animals: Hares and Rabbits
There’s a lot that needs to go right to make a believable rabbit drawing. Thankfully, we have the perfect guide to walk you through step by step.
How to Draw Animals: The Great Extinct Mammals
These mammals may be gone, but they’re still able to inspire some great artwork. Give this «how to draw» step-by-step walkthrough a shot.
How to Draw Animals: Fish and Sharks
The underwater world is full of wonders. If you’re fascinated by capturing that magic in your art, start with two common subjects: fish and sharks.
How to Draw Animals: Domestic Pigs, Wild Boars, and Warthogs
Many adults struggle with correctly drawing pigs and their animal brethren. But it becomes a lot easier if you know their anatomy, as this tutorial points out.
How to Draw Animals: Cows and Other Bovines
You can create some incredible bovine drawings with this «how to draw» easy tutorial from Monika Zagrobelna.
How to Draw Animals: Small Rodents and Their Anatomy
Small rodents are a fun subject and can make for some easy drawings. But first, you must understand their anatomy. Thankfully there’s a drawing tutorial for that.
How to Draw Animals: Bats
The bat makes an interesting art challenge. Try your hand at these nocturnal flyers courtesy of Monika Zagrobelna.
How to Draw Animals: Dolphins, Whales, and Porpoises
Dolphins are some of the friendlier animals living underwater, and they’re popular creatures to draw. Have fun making cute, easy drawings of dolphins thanks to this guide.
How to Draw Animals: Crocodiles, Alligators, Caimans and Gharials
How to Draw Animals: Kangaroos and Koalas
Hailing from the land down under, kangaroos and koalas are popular with kids and adults alike. You can make faithful recreations of these animals with this guide.
How to Draw Animals: Big Rodents and Their Anatomy
Large rodents like beavers are a fun challenge to test your skills. With practice, you can master making these animals into easy sketches to draw on the fly.
How to Draw Animals: Zebras and Giraffes
Drawing zebras and giraffes is more than stripes and spots. Monika Zagrobelna walks you through the process with this «how to draw» step-by-step tutorial.
How to Draw Animals: Dogs, Wolves and Their Anatomy
Whether you think they’re human’s best friend or not, dogs and wolves are fun to draw. If you’re struggling with drawing their form, we’ve got the perfect tutorial for you!
How to Draw Animals: Cats and Their Anatomy
Cats are another common household pet that some beginners have trouble with drawing. If you’ve had problems with creating their form, you should try this guide.
How to Draw Animals: Horses, Their Anatomy and Poses
Learn how to show the majesty of the horse with this tutorial from Monika Zagrobelna. It goes over everything from their anatomy to their movement.
How to Draw Animals: Big Cats, Their Anatomy and Patterns
Big cats come in so many different body types and colors that we had to split this tutorial into two. Check out part one to make easy pencil drawings of these animals.
Wrapping up the big cat tutorial, Monika Zagrobelna will teach you how to draw a leopard, jaguar, and more.
The Fascinating Art of Drawing
Sometimes you don’t even need to draw anything to learn something about drawing. Sometimes you just read about a technique and you’re stricken by the brilliance of it, or you finally understand what has been causing all your problems. This list contains tutorials and articles that are just like this—they are full of knowledge that may change everything.
Drawing 101: How to Draw Form and Volume
Learn this technique for drawing form and volume here to add new life and dimensions to your artwork.
Drawing 101: How to Draw Proportions
Correct proportions can make everything from a simple sketch to a weeks-long project feel real. Start to master this technique with this tutorial.
I Want to Draw: Simple Exercises for Complete Beginners
In this article, you’ll find a whole set of simple drawing exercises that will make you better in no time!
Think With Forms, Not Lines: Take Your Drawing to the Next Level
Did you know you don’t need to learn classic perspective to draw 3D creatures? This article will explain how it is possible.
How to Draw What you See: Techniques and Tips to Improve your Drawing Skills
In this article, Dan Duhrkoop will give you a few tips to quickly improve your drawings.
How to Draw Caricatures: Head Shapes
Many beginners like the art of caricature, because it doesn’t seem as strict as realism. However, it has its own rules. You can learn them in this article.
How to Start a Drawing: 5 Methods for Beginners
In drawing, every step matters, and it can’t be a guessing game. How do you start your drawing? Check out the pros and cons of your method, and what the alternatives are.
7 Sins of Beginner Artists: What Keeps You From Being Good
Sometimes the biggest obstacle to the success of the artist is the artist themselves. Read this article to see if it’s true in your case.
Quick Tip: Five Uses of Coil Drawing
There’s a simple technique called «coil drawing» that you can use for various applications.
What Is Composition, and Why Is It So Important in Drawing?
Every drawing has a composition, even if you haven’t planned it at all. If you don’t know how it works, you can make it work against you!
Why Is It So Hard to Draw From Imagination? Here’s How to Do It!
Drawing from imagination is a Holy Grail for many artists. But why exactly is this so hard? Can it be learned? This article will answer these questions and more.
10 Drawing Myths That Block Your Progress
There are popular beliefs that can stand in your way, even though you’re not aware of them. Check this article to see if you believe in any of these popular drawing myths!
Lackadaisy Expressions
In this mini-tutorial, the artist behind the Lackadaisy webcomic, Tracy Butler, will show you how to capture the emotions of your characters perfectly—just like her!
How to Learn to Draw: Stage One, Manual Skills
If you’re thinking about learning to draw seriously, here you’ll find the very basics of this skill. Practice these exercises regularly and you’ll see yourself improve!
How to Learn to Draw: Stage Two, Precision
Are proportions your main problem in drawing? In this article you’ll find a set of exercises to overcome it.
How to Learn to Draw: Stage 3, Visual Database
It’s not easy to draw from imagination, but it can be learned. Check this article to learn how.
How to Learn to Draw: Stage Four, Style
Do you dream of creating your own artistic style? It’s not easy, but it’s achievable! Read this article to learn more.
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Draw a Cartoon Face Correctly
In this tutorial, our cartoonist Carlos Gomes Cabral will show you the basics of drawing a cartoon face.
Cartoon Fundamentals: Create Emotions From Simple Changes in the Face
In the world of cartoon, emotions are simple—learn how to capture them with this tutorial.
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Draw the Female Form
How to make your cartoon character look feminine? Check this tutorial to learn!
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Draw a Cartoon Body
Cartoon bodies have this exaggerated look to them. You can learn the rules of creating them from this tutorial.
Cartoon Fundamentals: The Secrets in Drawing Animals
Want to know how to draw cartoon animals? In this tutorial, Carlos Gomes Cabral will answer this question for you.
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Create Movement and Action
If you want to draw cartoon comics or to animate your characters, you need to understand the topic of movement first. This tutorial will help you!
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Draw Children
In this tutorial, Carlos Gomes Cabral will show you how to draw children in cartoon style.
Cartoon Fundamentals: How to Draw Cartoon Hands
Hands are difficult to draw in every style, but in this tutorial Carlos Gomes Cabral will make it as easy as possible for you.
Easy Drawing Video Tutorials From Envato Tuts+
You can find lots of cool things to draw with the video tutorials from our Envato Tuts+ YouTube channel! There’s everything from easy drawings for beginners to step-by-step drawing tutorials for advanced topics. Have a look at some of these tutorials here.
How to Draw a Heart
The heart shape seems simple, but it can be tough to get right. This step-by-step drawing tutorial will have you drawing perfect hearts everywhere.
How to Draw a Rose
This video will teach you a simplified way of drawing a seemingly complex flower. Don’t be discouraged—this tutorial makes roses one of the easy drawings for beginners.
How to Draw an Ice Dragon from Game of Thrones
They won’t help you take the Iron Throne, but the dragons you draw will still impress you and your audience. Just follow this «how to draw» step-by-step tutorial.
Create Dynamic Poses Using Gesture Drawing
In order to draw realistic people, you need to learn how to draw realistic poses. Watch this drawing tutorial to learn how to loosen up your characters.
How to Draw a Skull
The skull is a popular subject, and you can draw one yourself with the help of this video! Following the steps in this video will turn this challenge into one of the simple drawings you’ll have in your arsenal.
How to Draw Furries, aka Anthropomorphic Characters
If you’re struggling with drawing furry characters consistently, Envato Tuts+ has a tutorial for you. Apply this «how to draw» step-by-step guide to a wide range of animals.
Easy Drawing Video Tutorials
Sometimes you want to draw at your own pace, but sometimes you’d rather be shown what to do exactly, «live». This is where video tutorials are very helpful—you can see the whole process and listen to your teacher while drawing. Check out these perfect beginner videos!
Art Fundamentals: Shapes & Forms
In this video, professional illustrator Clint Cearley will explain to you the fundamentals of drawing: how 2D lines create 3D forms.
Art Fundamentals: Perspective
In this video, Clint Cearley will tell you everything you need to know about perspective in drawing—how to use it and why it’s important.
Art Fundamentals: Shading
In this video, Clint Cearley will show you all the elements of shading in practice. Make your drawings three-dimensional!
References
No matter how long you study drawing from a reference, do you find that you can’t draw the same thing from imagination afterwards? In this video, Clint Cearley will explain to you why this happens and how to fight this problem.
How to Hold and Control Your Pencil
Do you hold your pencil correctly? In this video, drawing educator and painter Stan Prokopenko will show you a brilliant method of making your strokes more precise and less tiring.
Want to know how to add depth to your drawings? In this video, Stan Prokopenko will explain to you what makes things look 3D.
In this video, Stan Prokopenko will show you one simple trick for drawing the 3D form of a human body quickly and easily.
Understanding light and shadow is crucial for every artist, and in this video Stan Prokopenko will explain how it works.
How to Shade a Drawing
If you want to learn how to shade every form, no matter if it’s a human, animal, or inanimate object, this video will teach you it all.
How to Draw Emotion
In this video, illustrator, animator, and art educator Jazza will show you how to draw easy cartoonized emotions.
How to Draw HANDS and HAND POSES!
Drawing hands is an artistic nightmare, but it won’t be anymore thanks to this video tutorial!
How to Draw Eyes for Comic and Cartoon Characters
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Improve Your Drawings with Stronger Values
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Some Figure Drawing Tips
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How to Practice Drawing
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How to Draw Eyes 5 Ways
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How to Draw People
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How to Draw a Stick Figure: A Complex Guide
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How to Draw a Nose
Drawing noses can be very tricky, but understanding its anatomy simplifies the task. If you want to draw a nose, this «how to draw» step-by-step tutorial will be perfect for you.
How to Draw Natural, Textured, Afro Hair (How to Draw Curly Hair)
Learning how to draw textured hair is one important step in being able to draw diverse characters. If you want to draw different ethnicities, check out this tutorial.
Quick Tip: Create Dynamic Poses Using Gesture Drawing
In this tutorial, our instructor Joumana Medlej will teach you the basic skill of drawing humans—gesture drawing. You can practice it everywhere!
Dynamic Gesture Drawing
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Human Anatomy Fundamentals: Basic Body Proportions
Proportions are difficult, but you can’t draw realistic humans without them. Learn all the basics from this tutorial!
Human Anatomy Fundamentals: Advanced Body Proportions
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Human Anatomy Fundamentals: Balance and Movement
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Human Anatomy Fundamentals: Basics of The Face
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Human Anatomy Fundamentals: How to Draw Hands
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How to learn to draw with a pencil for beginners
How to learn to draw with a pencil from scratch in 50 hours. Step-by-step drawing with a simple pencil.
If you are a beginner from scratch — a complete zero, like me, and want to learn how to draw with a pencil — read the chronicle of a lazy untalented artist. The last time I had to draw was at school. I drew like everyone else, average.
How you can draw with a pencil after 50 hours of practice, and how to learn it. I started drawing from scratch. I did not draw regularly, on average 15 minutes a day, for six months. And you can learn in a couple of months by drawing for 60 minutes a day!
Drawing is a copying skill
Drawing is a skill that is trained like driving a scooter. You didn’t know how to drive, but you did. 50 hours spent with a driving instructor — and you are already driving. What is required for this talent? Slowly, carefully, but drive. So with drawing from scratch — there is no need for a special gift, you just need practice. Draw the pencil over the paper again and again.
To learn how to draw beautifully, it is important to learn how to redraw. Whatever monster you have in your head, if you can’t copy it from your computer screen, you can’t even transfer it from your imagination.
My scooter helmet in Bali. Acrylic is varnished.
Drawing = copying. If you want to learn how to draw something simple for yourself, a month of practice is enough. Your task is to learn how to copy.
How to start learning to draw
An artist friend of mine said that if you draw for 30 minutes every day, in 2 years (350 hours) you can learn to photograph anything. I believe it.
Mistake #1: to learn how to draw – you must be able to draw a straight line and a round circle. I read it on my head in a lame article. My lines are still crooked, and my circles are not round. So what? Look at my honest eye, not bad for crooked hands.
Look at the pupils – they are crooked! But that doesn’t stop them from being so realistic.
Mistake #2: Learning without a plan and goal. I tried to draw several times: I drew «not round circles», immediately took up the portrait — until I realized that it was not mine. Demoralization is assured. Faith in their crooked hands and lack of talent only grows stronger. Until I was 28, I believed that I didn’t have «talent».
For a novice adult, the question «How to learn to draw?», it turns into «how to learn how to redraw?». And then there is — «what to redraw?». You need a step-by-step plan, a list of images for each day. If you are going to study — you should know what you are going to draw, so that you don’t get hung up on choosing a suitable picture.
Tutorial «How to learn to draw with a pencil from scratch».
For a beginner, it is important to learn to draw in stages. Not just drawing Homer with a pencil today, but Mickey Mouse tomorrow. The complexity must increase. I looked for a plan in bookstores, picked out a book. Basically, there is an academic drawing: 10 pages of theory and 1 example. Instead of step-by-step illustrations, what to do and how to do, a mountain of text and recommendations – how to hold a pencil, which pencils to choose, which strokes are — sucks. I want to learn how to draw something simple and fun, and it’s like I’m going to an art Academy.
And hooray, mark’s book caught My eye: «You will be able to draw in 30 days», with a bunch of step-by-step examples, with a minimum of theory. This course is the most powerful thing I know if you want to learn how to draw with a pencil yourself. Without a drawing plan, chances are slim.
Learning to draw, why?
My «always wanted» to draw began to translate into drawings when I found «Why?». This is probably the most important thing you need to learn — to find your «Why?». I bought Mark’s book and it sat on the shelf for a year. There was no «Why?» — there was «I Want to want to draw».
For this site, I wrote an article about the «Coffee» method to illustrate it — I decided to draw it.
When I drew man, thought: «Wow, it worked». Afraid to spoil it, I finished drawing a Cup of coffee. Here and think: «Did I draw this so cool? Wow!».
Immediately appeared «Why?», to beautifully illustrate the articles.
I took the book from the shelf. I decided that I would learn how to draw on it, then I would post all the drawings and write an article «before → after». Actually, this is the article I’m talking about.
If you want to learn how to draw, spend a day, two days, or even a week searching for your «Why?». Draw anime, or graphics on the wall at home. To paint sunflowers for my mom. Sell a couple of paintings at a flea market. Illustrate your jokes. Paint your t-shirt or cup. Learn to teach your daughter how to draw. Define your option.
Step-by-step results from scratch
Everyone learns to draw at school, but learns «inability to draw». This is a mistake of teaching methods and teachers, not ours.
I started drawing the next drawings in the belief that I was incompetent at drawing. But since I know that almost everything I know about myself is not true. I decided to double — check myself: I really have crooked hands or it was at school that I suffered so much.
Sphere
The main element of the drawing. Draw the shadows and penumbra of the sphere.
The time specified is based on the textbook reading. The drawing itself takes half the time.
How to draw a dog step by step
Whether or not you own a dog, drawing one is simple when you know the right steps.
In this tutorial you will learn how to draw a dog. It is aimed at beginners – but even experienced artists will still learn a thing or two. We’ll look at tips for drawing on a computer or tablet but you can still follow these steps if you’re drawing with pencil and paper.
So grab whatever you’re using and let’s get started…
How to draw a dog – PART 1 The basic forms
Three circles
To understand how best to draw something, it’s always helpful to reduce the image to some basic forms. Getting the size and position of these forms right helps achieve the correct proportions.
In the case of a dog, we can reduce it to three circles. The bottom two circles will form the body and the top circle will form the face.
Muzzle
Add another smaller circle to the top circle – this will form the dog’s muzzle. Then connect the two bottom circles to form the dog’s body. Use one line to connect the top of the circles and another to join the bottom, as shown here.
Legs and tail
Now it’s time to add the legs – two coming from the front circle and two from the back. It’s important to remember that the proportions of dog legs are different to human ones. Use the guide pictured here to make sure you have the joints in the right position. Make sure that the position of the legs is correct and that they face the right direction and that all the joints bend the right way.
At this stage you can also add the tail. Simply draw a straight line at a slight upward angle from the top of the rear circle.
To form the dog’s face, we need to add the nose, eyes and ears. As we’re drawing the dog in profile, you only need to add one of each. Sketch the eye using a lying-down V shape. Use a triangle for the ear. Then use a circle or square for the nose. For now the most important thing is getting the size and position of these details correct.
Outlines 1
Now we can start outlining the dog’s body and features. If you’re using paper, it’s best to use a darker, softer pen or pencil. If you’re using a digital device, it’s best to open a new drawing layer and soften the sketches that you’ve been working on so far.
You can combine two different techniques to achieve the best outline. For the top of the body, use normal lines. Then to create a realistic look for the bottom, use hatching lines so that the fur doesn’t lay flat like it does on top.
For the chest and belly area, you can follow the circle of your preliminary sketch and adjust it slightly to get the right body shape. The forehead, muzzle and nose can be joined up to form a continuous shape. Then to add thickness to the legs, draw outlines either side of the scaffold line you drew earlier. And remember – the legs tend to get thicker at the top.
Outlines 2
We still need to draw the pair of legs furthest away. The leg pairs look pretty much identical in side view. The only thing to keep in mind is that dogs tend to place their hind legs a bit further apart than the front legs.
At this stage, we can also develop the muzzle. Feel free to add a slobbering tongue if you like.
How to Draw a House Step by Step
Drawing freely from imagination is cool, but not everything can be drawn using free, intuitive movement of the hand. Man-made objects, like vehicles and buildings, are created according to certain rules, and these rules bind our freedom. You can’t draw a building by guessing the lines—you must follow the rules, and these rules are defined by perspective.
In this tutorial I will how you how to draw a house step by step in the two-point perspective. I’ll do my best to explain the whole process to you rather than just tell you what to do.
What You Will Need
You can use any photo of a house you want, for example your own. We will not copy the reference, but we need some kind of a base to know what we’re trying to draw. So its perspective doesn’t need to be perfect—we’ll create our own view!
You can draw using any tool, but it’s best to use some drawing software for this—perspective doesn’t require fine manual skills, so you can successfully use a mouse for this. If you prefer to draw traditionally, make sure you use a much bigger sheet of paper than the intended size of the drawing. And don’t forget to use a long ruler!
1. How to Start a Drawing in Perspective
Step 1
Start with the horizon line. When something’s above it, you look up on it. When something’s below it, you look down on it.
The horizon line should be much longer than your intended drawing if you want to avoid extreme distortion
Step 2
We want two sides of the building visible: the right side and the front. They share a common dimension: their height. In 2-point perspective, height is generally the dimension that stays perfectly vertical, so we don’t need to draw any vanishing points for it.
However, it’s also important where we place that height. The center of the horizon line is also the center of the vision. If you place that edge line there, both sides will be equally visible. If you place it more to the left, the front will be more visible at the cost of the side. And that’s what we want!
The shorter the height in relation to the horizon line, the less extreme the distortion.
Step 3
Perspective turns parallel lines into convergent lines. Where do they converge? Well, it depends on you. The more of the side you want to see, the farther the vanishing point should be.
Step 4
Draw the other edge of the front between both lines. Imagine how long the front would be without perspective, and then make it shorter according to the angle between the left edge and the ground—90 degrees would give the full length, and the smaller the angle, the shorter it must be.
Thanks to a far placed vanishing point and the relative height of the front, our angle is wide enough to allow for almost a full length
Step 5
You can now connect both edges to create a full surface of the front wall. Keep in mind these two lines are parallel in reality! Everything parallel to them will go towards that vanishing point.
Step 6
Time for the other side. The rule is very simple here: the more visible one side, the less visible the other. So we need to place the vanishing point close.
Step 7
Again, imagine the full length of that side and shorten it according to the angle.
The angle is quite acute, so we need to shorten the side strongly
Step 8
Close the shape of the side with two more lines. Again, these lines are parallel and everything parallel to them will go towards the same direction.
Step 9
Now that you know how to use the vanishing points, I will show the drawing up close to make the details more visible.
Perspective distorts proportions, so we need to place the guide lines very carefully. It’s best to use special, universal algorithms to divide an area into equal parts. Let’s divide the front in half and in thirds—the porch seems to be about one-third of the length, so this would be useful for us.
Regular lengths make drawing in perspective easier, so let’s simplify the proportions for our purpose
First connect the corners of the front.
Step 10
The diagonals of a rectangle show you the center of it even in perspective. So this is how we divide it into halves. Keep this middle line fully vertical.
Notice that one of the halves seems longer than the other—that’s how it works in perspective, and that’s why you can’t just use a ruler for this
Step 11
Once we have the middle lines, we can use it to create thirds:
Keep these guide lines only that visible to use them later, but without confusing them with the final lines of the drawing.
Step 12
The other side seems to be about five windows long, so it will be the most useful to us to divide it into fifths. There’s an algorithm for this as well:
Again, keep these guide lines barely visible.
2. How to Add Windows and Doors in Perspective
Step 1
We need more guide lines to place the elements on the wall properly. Because this is a building, we can expect the elements follow some kind of proportion. Once we discover it, we can use it in our drawing.
Look at the height of the outline above the windows, the windows, and the lower part of the wall. Mark them on the edge.
Step 2
Draw parallel lines through these points. Do you remember what parallel means here?
Step 3
It’s the easiest to divide the areas in halves and thirds, so let’s assume the window, with all its outline, is one-ninth of the length of the front. Divide each third into thirds to create guide lines for this.
Step 4
The door does not have such obvious proportions, so we need to create it ourselves. Connect two clear points.
. and draw a vertical line through a crossing of the guide lines.
Step 5
We now have enough guide lines to outline the windows and door.
Step 6
The actual windows start slightly deeper within the outline. How can we guess their width? Well, let’s create it! Symmetrical ‘X’s are easy to draw.
. and they neatly cross that upper guide line.
3. How to Draw a Roof in Perspective
Step 1
The roof of the house in my reference is not a simple one, but don’t let that discourage you! Every roof follows the same rules, and some just need more work to apply them.
Define the highest point of the roof. You must think in 3D—you can’t just elongate one wall vertically and place that point there. That point must belong to both walls at the same time!
The height of the roof is arbitrary, but make sure you make it proportional to your overall vision.
Step 2
My roof has a «ridge» on top. Its width will be a nice reference point, but we need to define it first. Again, to add any length to our drawing in perspective, we must base it on something that’s already been drawn. For example, draw two diagonals through the thirds on the side of the window (we can be sure they’re symmetrical).
. and draw a line through the point where they cross with the lowest horizontal guide line.
The height of these lines is arbitrary. 
Step 3
To draw the height of these lines, we need to place them on the same level as the middle line. Project some lines through guide lines to find the right spot.
Step 4
We know where this ridge starts, but we still don’t know where it ends. More guide lines are necessary to find that point. Remember to keep the proportions from the base view!
Step 5
You can now easily outline the ridge.
There’s no need to draw the lines that are concealed by the front, but make sure you know where they are
Step 6
Before we draw the rest of the roof, we need to understand exactly what we want to draw. From the side, the roof looks like a triangle, and we already have the top of this triangle, so we need to follow that rhythm.
If we elongate the top of the wall towards that line, we’ll find the length of the roof (measuring the distance from the wall to the edge).
Now our job is to create some easily replicable guide lines. It doesn’t matter where they are, as long as they create the proportion we want every time they’re used.
Apply these guide lines to the drawing in perspective.
Step 7
To find the actual length of the roof, we need to project it to the ground.
Step 8
We have the length, but we also need the exact placement of the corners. They’re easy to find now!
Step 9
These points are useless to us as long as they’re on the ground, but it’s not difficult to project them to their right level.
Step 10
Finally, connect the dots!
4. How to Draw a Complicated Roof in Perspective
Our house has its walls and the roof, so it’s technically done. But it’s boring, and it doesn’t look like the reference at all! Now we’re going to make it look more interesting, but keep in mind this may create a higher level of difficulty. I will also assume you’ve grasped the techniques we’ve been using so far, so I may not explain every step as thoroughly.
Step 1
The elements on the roof are placed in a non-random way, and we need to discover it. Let’s create some repeatable guide lines in advance: divide the side of the middle block into eight parts.
Step 2
The roof of the porch starts in the horizontal center, but not exactly in the center of the roof. Find the exact points you want to use for guide lines, and then project them to your drawing.
Always pay attention to the position of the elements inside the walls.
Step 3
The roof of the porch seems to be parallel to the rest of the roof. We can mark it easily on the side view, but how can we find it in perspective?
As always, we need to create replicable guide lines that point to our desired result.
. and project them to the drawing.
Step 4
We know how long the roof is on the side, but we also need to find its width (which, like the reference suggests, is slightly longer than the middle third of the front wall). These guide lines should do the job.
Step 5
Now we need to cross the guide lines from both dimensions to find the corners of the roof. The illustration below may look confusing, because we’re so close to the horizon line that the guide lines are almost horizontal.
Step 6
Now we have all we need to outline the little roof!
Step 7
The protruding windows on the roof will be quite complicated to draw, so feel free to skip them if you feel lost.
First, let’s add some guide lines on the roof to see its surface better. We don’t have vanishing points for them, so just follow their rhythm.
Step 8
We need more guide lines in that inner block of the roof. Divide it into quarters.
Step 9
We should know enough to place the base of the window.
Step 10
The window has a triangular top, so we need to mark it as well. Quite easy once we stay on the same level of depth, isn’t it?
Step 11
Now we need to project the window outline to its place on the roof. I told you it was going to be difficult!
Step 12
The roof of that window is protruding, so we need to project it forward as well. We’re going to use the front wall as a reference to make it easier.
Make the whole window outline protrude in order to make measurements easier.
Step 13
The roof has a certain thickness and angle, so they’re not easy to project. Use a trick to create them: find guide lines on the window outline that automatically create the outline of that roof. It doesn’t need to be perfect, just close enough.
Step 14
Create the other window using the same steps, or by drawing guide lines through the already drawn one.
Step 15
We know exactly where the roofs starts, so we can easily draw their tops.
Step 16
The sides of these windows go towards the inside of the roof, but they’re also covered by it. The curvature of the roof can be measured, but we don’t need to be as precise—just remember that every line going down must be shifted slightly towards the front (as its back gets gradually concealed by the roof).
5. How to Draw a Porch With Steps in Perspective
Step 1
The porch has symmetrical sides, but we only have a guide line on one of them. Let’s create a similar one on the left side.
Step 2
Use these guide lines to create the outline of the short wall.
Step 3
These walls will be as long as the roof over them, but not as wide. Use an additional guide line to exclude the part of the roof from the width of the porch area.
Step 4
You can now give these walls all their sides.
Step 5
Divide the inner side of the wall into thirds—this should be enough to create four steps.
Step 6
The first step is quite flat, so mark it first before adding the other steps. Its height may be arbitrary.
Step 7
Divide the two thirds into 16 parts—four heights and four lengths of every step.
Step 8
Draw the outline of the steps, following the guide lines.
Step 9
Now you have enough guide lines to draw the steps.
The other way to do it is to draw the outline of the steps on the other side as well and then to connect them.
Step 10
The porch wall has an elevated part, so we need to draw it as well. It should be easy to measure it with what we already have.
Step 11
There are pillars supporting the roof growing from the lower part of the wall. I’m going to go the easy way and make them as wide as the wall and a step.
Step 12
When all the guide lines are done, you can finish your drawing. If you’re creating it digitally, you just need to remove the guide lines and add the details following the rhythm of the other elements. If you’re drawing traditionally, it’s better to place a new sheet of paper on the sketch and draw clean lines on the top.
Good Job!
It was a long tutorial, but I hope I managed to clear some things up about perspective and drawing buildings from scratch. Don’t forget to post your result in the comments!