Drawing and Learning about Dinosaurs: Using Shapes and LinesDo you want to be an artist? Follow these simple steps and use your imagination. Learn how to draw dinosaurs with horns and dinosaurs with spikes using simple shapes and lines. |
Contents
Everyone Is an Artist | 4 |
Compsognathus | 8 |
Diplodocus | 10 |
Pachycephalosaurus | 12 |
Spinosaurus | 14 |
Stegosaurus | 16 |
Triceratops | 18 |
Tyrannosaurus rex | 20 |
Velociraptor | 22 |
To Learn More | 24 |
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Drawing and Learning about Dinosaurs: Using Shapes and Lines Amy Bailey Muehlenhardt No preview available - 2004 |
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Add a triangle Add a zig-zag Add an oval Add two rectangles Add two triangles Add zig-zag lines back legs beak Begin adding Begin shading body bumps Compsognathus Connect the head Continue shading crescent crest curved lines dark Darken the eye diagonal line diamonds Diplodocus Draw a circle Draw a darker Draw a large Draw an arc Draw an oval Draw Dinosaurs Draw three triangles Draw two ovals Draw two rectangles Erase the lines FactHound forearms four corners front horns large oval larger leans Learn lines for claws longer want meat-eater Minnesota mouth neck Pachycephalosaurus pencil plant-eater powerful jaw Practice drawing Professor rectangles for feet rectangles for shins shadows sharp teeth shin and foot short sketchy line spikes spine Spinosaurus square Stegosaurus Step 1 Draw Step 2 Connect Step 7 Continue Step 7 Shade triangle tail triangles for claws Tyrannosaurus rex upper arms Velociraptor wavy lines WWW.FACTHOUND.COM