My Pencil Drawing Art

Art has a special way of remembering important people in history. One such person is Mahatma Gandhi, who taught us about peace and fairness.

Drawing Mahatma Gandhi isn't just about making a picture; it's like going on an emotional adventure. It starts with looking at photos and learning about his life.

I chose to use a pencil because it's gentle and brings out the peacefulness in his face. The pencil lets me make soft lines and shades to show his kind expression.

Mahatma Gandhi's lessons are still important today. My drawing helps share his message of peace, unity, and changing the world for the better.

Making a drawing like this isn't just about art; it's about showing respect to a person who inspired millions. Every line and shade is like a piece of my heart in the picture.

In a world that's often busy and noisy, my drawing of Mahatma Gandhi is a quiet reminder of the good things he stood for. It captures his life and teachings and reminds us to be better people. It's a special work of art that honors a very special person and encourages us to make the world a kinder place.

In the world of art, drawing holds a special place as a timeless medium of expression. With the emergence of various techniques, artists continue to explore innovative ways to bring their creativity to life. One such technique is oil pastel drawing, a versatile and vivid medium that allows artists to create striking and vibrant artwork. In this article, we will explore the beautiful amalgamation of spirituality and creativity through an Om Ganapati oil pastel drawing.

The Significance of Om and Ganapati

Om, often referred to as "Aum," is a sacred symbol in Hinduism and holds deep spiritual significance. It is considered the sound of the universe, representing the essence of creation, preservation, and destruction. Chanting Om is believed to connect individuals with their inner self and the divine energy that surrounds them.

Ganapati, also known as Ganesha, is one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. As the remover of obstacles, he is worshipped at the beginning of every auspicious event or new venture. Ganapati is depicted with an elephant head, signifying wisdom, intelligence, and strength. Combining the divine energy of Om with the auspiciousness of Ganapati creates a powerful and spiritually uplifting symbol.

Oil Pastels: A Vibrant Medium of Expression

Oil pastels are a unique medium that artists love to work with due to their versatility and rich colors. They consist of a blend of pigments, wax, and oil, which gives them a smooth and creamy texture. Unlike traditional crayons, oil pastels can be easily blended, layered, and manipulated on various surfaces such as paper, canvas, or board.

Pencil Drawing Art

Making sketch of human body is challenging task. Drawing of human body is not easy. We need lot of patience and hard practice to be master of human’s body drawing. There are many ways for creating human body sketches.

The best way to start drawing is to analyze the classic division of the body to eight similar parts from the top of the head at the bottom of the foot. Each of these eight areas are actually estimated the size of a head.

it's all easy if you are making sketch of somebody standing straight. But it is usually necessary to add perspective and work with your image. In this case, it becomes much more difficult to compare the size of the different areas of the body, the arm moves toward the viewer appears to decrease, and so on. To circumvent this problem you will have to consider the body as a group of very simple shapes. If you consider the arm as a cylinder, is likely to be very easy to comprehend how it will look like in three dimensions.

Another good way that helps you study human figures to recognize the basic bone structure belonging to the human figure. The bone structure establishes most of the general shape and proportions of the body, so if you comprehend this, and then you can use the information in the drawing.

Keep doing practice and you will see that you get used to it quickly.

Pencil Drawing Art

Drawing birds like Audubon is very demanding and difficult. Although his designs were better than the art that as an objective science, they really did resemble birds, he claims to represent. We can also make drawing like him with only lot of practice and by joining any good traditional art school for some years.

But if you want to make simple sketches of birds then simply apply pencil on paper and begin to make some shapes. When something like this could be a bird, put in one eye and a beak, topknot and it would be acceptable, maybe even fun.

Almost all kind of shapes can be made to look like birds. You can made birds sketch with combination's of squares, circles, triangles, rectangles, polygons etc. You can draw picture of any bird and add an eye, a few feathers, a beak, maybe a tail, and draw the image of a bird. You can take a picture of a piece of fruit, guitar, pot, box, bag, and add features in birds and there you are.

You can also create a whole story represented with bird’s sketches.

Here you module conceive the invisible talents of young children for complexity, programmed, and tenacity for acquisition a wonderful component to the too-small assemblage of property books on young children's learning through art.

It shows the cognitive value of drawing art in children's intellectual development and emotional and truly sets the range of special types of drawings effects used and understood by three to six year older kids. This is a very valuable experience. All age group person can increase there pencil drawing capability through this book.

This volume explores very good techniques and tips for young children to learn drawing and learn at home and at school. It also provides professional support in developing pedagogy of drawing in art and design and set curriculum and to provide advice to parents on how to make sense of their children’s drawings.

It gives an overview of the influence of media and consumerism, as reflected in popular visual imagery, and the formation of gender identity in young children.

Making Sense of Children's Drawings Downloading link 1

Pencil Drawing Art

Cartoon has ever been unremarkable diversion for period. Technically pencil sketches of comics is similar to other drawing objects, but just need to be really good at certain techniques which is often used in cartoons drawings.

If you like to make pencil sketches, you must have a kit pencils, eraser, sharpener, paper, mixed strains, crayons and other tools according to your need. Do not select the kit which you do not know the proper behavior, since the creation of art must first feel comfortable with all the tools are about in order to bring the most attractive drawings.

Drawing can’t be done without deciding which you want to draw. It also works in case of cartoons or comic sketches, where you must perform the exercise by the comic strip cartoon or imitating other comics. Cartoon drawings always express the movement of the body and shading. So, I will suggest you to use tracing paper and soft pencil which is helpful to create best effects in drawings.

If you are beginner in drawing then you must start practice with basic shapes such as circles, rectangles, squares, and others. If you look closely at the cartoon, you will see that each piece is made of one of the most basic forms. After enough practice to create basic shapes, you can go through the drawing of the simplest form of the human body. When you are good at these exercises, you can finally begin to create their own comic sketches.

See below my comic sketch which based on the funny joke of Nasruddin Hodja.

One day a man came to the Hooja for writing a letter from him. Below is conversation between both.

Man: Please write a letter for me to a friend in Baghdad.

Hodja: I am sorry, I can’t. I have no time to go to Baghdad.

Man: Go to Baghdad? Who’s asking you to go to Baghdad? All I want you to do is….

Hodja: I know, I know! You want me to write a letter. But my Hand-writing is very bad. No one can read it except me. If you your friend a letter written by me, He will send for me to read it out to him. And as I‘ve told you, I have no time to go to Baghdad.

Don’t forget to comment that how is this comic sketch?????????

Pencil Drawing Art

It always wonders how parrots seem so wise and lovable? Parrots have touched our heart a lot of years. Parrots are very intelligent and some of their breeds could speak many words as possible.

Parrots are most popular bird among children. This is because children believe that they are hysterically funny when parrot talk and repeats everything that children say in conversation.

We all know that parrots are different breeds. Mostly, they eat fresh fruit and delicious vegetables, including pellets and of high quality grain or seed.

Well, this time I have made a pencil drawing on parrot. This parrot drawing sketch is flat and simple. In this hand drawn pencil sketch, two parrots are on branch of tree. And they are talking with each other. This pencil art of parrot was not difficult for me. I made it so easily without any trouble.

This pencil art sketch of this beautiful bird parrot is so simple, flat and anybody can draw it very easily, if you have interest in creativity of pencil portraits. Then you can do practice of drawing by making this parrot sketch because it is very easy to draw and you can make it very easily.

Pencil Drawing Art

15 August is the Great day for India. This is the day when India has taken the deep breath of freedom. On Independence Day in India is a moment of pride and honor. On this special day, rich tributes to country freedom fighters, because they sacrificed their lives and fought to liberate motherland from the clutches of the oppressors - the British, who ruled the country. At the strike of midnight on August 15, 1947, India has thrown off the yoke of British rule and became free. It was a night of celebration across the country.

So this time, I made a sketch for Army man. Because of there sacrifices, we are taking the breath of freedom. I tried to fill all my emotions and feelings about army man in this pencil art.

In this pencil sketch, I made a scene of war. In which a army man is hiding behind a sand filled sack. He is holding a gun and firing toward his target.

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