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This One Technique Can Change Your Animal Art
Have you ever felt stuck trying to draw animals? It can be tricky to get those shapes and details just right.
JAE JOHNS DIGEST
Hello friend!
Have you ever felt stuck trying to draw animals? It can be tricky to get those shapes and details just right. But guess what? There's a simple way to make your animal drawings look amazing. I shared this powerful technique in this easy guide on drawing a kangaroo, and it's a total game-changer!
Here’s why this one method works so well:
Start with simple shapes: Breaking down animals into circles, ovals, and lines makes them less scary to draw.
Focus on proportions: Paying attention to the size of each part will make your drawings look real.
Layer in details: Once you’ve got the basics, adding fur, muscles, and shading becomes fun and easy.
Using these steps will help you draw any animal you want—not just kangaroos! You’ll be able to create art that you’re proud to share, and you’ll see improvements fast.
If you’d like to learn exactly how to use this technique, check out this step-by-step article. It’ll show you how to go from a blank page to a complete animal drawing in no time.
Happy drawing!
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QUOTE FROM THE MASTERS
“Great art picks up where nature ends.“
— Marc Chagall
5 FIVE-MINUTE TIPS TO DRAW MARSUPIALS
Start with Basic Shapes: Break the marsupial's body into simple ovals, circles, and rectangles to map out the structure quickly.
Sketch Lightly: Begin with light pencil strokes so you can easily adjust as you refine the drawing.
Use Reference Images: Study photos or videos of marsupials to understand their anatomy and movement.
Draw the Eyes with Expression: Eyes bring life to your drawing, so add small details like highlights for a realistic effect.
Focus on Movement: Marsupials like kangaroos and possums are dynamic; sketch their poses as if they are in motion.
Have a great day,
Jae
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