Here I drew the second eye, nose, lips, and rest of all feathers with this same method as you can see
5 easy things to Draw for beginners
Feel the frustration creeping in as you pick up a new skill, not making instant progress? It’s a normal human experience. Starting off as a novice in any field can be challenging, with art being particularly difficult since the fruits of your efforts are blatantly visible. If the outcome doesn’t meet your expectations, you may feel unmotivated to continue. However, keep in mind that perfecting any new skill, drawing included, requires persistent practice. It’s crucial to be patient when learning to sketch. The basic sketching techniques you need as a novice artist might be more accessible with a few straightforward sketching ideas to keep you engaged.
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1. Landscape
A sketch that primarily portrays scenery is a landscape sketch, but the specific scenery is entirely up to you! Looking for beginner-friendly landscape sketching prompts? Try sketching mountains, a forest, a beach, a desert, a valley. The world is your oyster.
Landscapes offer beginners a unique opportunity to practice various techniques like shading, texture, perspective, and detail. It also allows you to depict a place that holds significance for you.
2. Fruits
Artists frequently portray bowls of fruit in their works, so why not take a leaf from their book for your novice sketches? Position your preferred fruit in a bowl, pick up your sketching pencils, and start creating. Constructing a still life is an excellent way to advance your artistic journey.
As art instructor Houshang Falahrezaei states in his class, fruits come in interesting shapes, making them ideal for figure sketching practice. As you start to understand how to portray each distinct fruit, you’ll find yourself refining sketching techniques applicable to all sorts of subjects.
3. Butterflies
Sketching a butterfly allows you to explore intricate details, especially with the patterns on a butterfly’s wings. Keep your butterfly sketch simple at first, adding more complexity as you gain confidence.
Experimenting with colors on a butterfly’s wings can be fun and might inspire you to mix various art mediums to achieve your desired result.
4. Trees
While landscape sketching is beneficial for beginners, focusing on a single tree within that landscape can also be very useful.
Sketching trees with or without foliage can help improve your grasp of form and structure, enhancing the quality of your future sketches.
5. Flowers
Flowers are a treasure trove of simple sketching ideas, especially considering the numerous ways to approach them. From individual flowers, bouquets, to collections of flowers in vases, you can start with a single bloom and progress from there.
Step 2: Get the first point of eye
To get the first point, you have to first measure Vertical Length and then Horizontal length like this.
Here I am measuring vertical length with a pencil
Here I am measuring horizontal length with a pencil
And now we have got the first point of our eye, you can see here.
Step 3: Compare and get other points.
In this, you have to get the remaining points of the eye by compressing with the first point of the eye.
Here I am comparing the second point of the eye with the first point
Here I am comparing the upper and lover point of the eye
Now we got all points of eyes here you can see
Step 4: Draw as similar as you can
In this, you have to draw as similar as you can draw.
Here you can see I already drew as much perfectly I can draw
