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With Lets Draw Dinosaurs, you can learn to bring your prehistoric drawings to life, guided by realistic illustrations and step-by-step instructions for a variety of dinos.

The easy-to-follow visual and written instructions in this book make it achievable and fun to draw lifelike dinosaurs. Each drawing lesson begins with basic shapes and progresses, step by step, to a finished piece of artwork, making it easy to follow along. You just need to grab a pencil, a piece of paper, and your copy of Lets Draw Dinosaurs, and then flip to the prehistoric animals you want to draw. The drawing projects include:

  • Gallimimus
  • Brachiosaurus
  • Mosasaurus
  • Iguanodon
  • Pteranodon
  • Stegosaurus
  • Triceratops
  • Spinosaurus
  • Velociraptor
  • Tyrannosaurus rex


The detailed written instructions in this 48-page book also provide tips for placement of details, how to create realistic skin texture, how to shade, and much more. If youve never drawn before, dont be intimidated. Just start with a few basic shapes and follow the illustrated stepsyoull be creating your own amazing animal masterpieces in no time at all! And each time you draw, you should see an improvement in your artistic skills.
Also available from the Lets Draw series:Lets Draw Cats, Lets Draw Dogs, Lets Draw Favorite Animals, Lets Draw Wild Animals, Lets Draw Birds & Butterflies, Lets Draw Sea Creatures, and Lets Draw Dragons.

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DINOSAURS How2DrawAnimals - photo 1
DINOSAURS How2DrawAnimals TABLE OF CONTENTS TOOLS MATERIALS Welcome - photo 2
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How2DrawAnimals TABLE OF CONTENTS TOOLS MATERIALS Welcome You dont need - photo 3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS TOOLS MATERIALS Welcome You dont need much to start - photo 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TOOLS & MATERIALS

Welcome! You dont need much to start learning how to draw. Anyone can draw with just a pencil and piece of scrap paper, but if you want to get more serious about your art, additional artists supplies are available.

PAPER If you choose printer paper buy a premium paper that is thick enough and - photo 5

PAPER If you choose printer paper, buy a premium paper that is thick enough and bright. Portable sketch pads keep all your drawings in one place, which is convenient. For more detailed art pieces, use a fine art paper.

PENCILS Standard No 2 pencils and mechanical pencils are great to start with - photo 6

PENCILS Standard No. 2 pencils and mechanical pencils are great to start with and inexpensive. Pencils with different graphite grades can be very helpful when shading because a specific grade (such as 4H, 2B, or HB) will only get so dark.

PENCIL SHARPENER Electric sharpeners are faster than manual ones but they also - photo 7

PENCIL SHARPENER Electric sharpeners are faster than manual ones, but they also wear down pencils faster. Its most economical to use an automatic one for inexpensive pencils and a manual sharpener for expensive ones.

ERASERS Some erasers can smear bend and even tear your paper so get a good - photo 8

ERASERS Some erasers can smear, bend, and even tear your paper, so get a good one that erases cleanly without smudges. Kneaded erasers are pliable and can be molded for precise erasing. They leave no residue, and they last a long time.

PENS If you want to outline a drawing after sketching it you can use a regular - photo 9

PENS If you want to outline a drawing after sketching it, you can use a regular Sharpie pen or marker. For more intricate pieces, try Micron pens, which come in a variety of tip thicknesses.

DRAWING BASICS
How to Draw Shapes

For the first steps of each project in this book, you will be drawing basic shapes as guide lines. Use light, smooth strokes and dont press down too hard with your pencil. If you sketch lightly at first, it will be easier to erase if you make a mistake.

Youll be drawing a lot of circles, which many beginning artists find difficult to create. These circles do not have to be perfect because they are just guides, but if you want to practice making better circles, try the four-marks method, as shown below.

Mark where you want the top of the circle and directly below make another - photo 10

Mark where you want the top of the circle and, directly below, make another mark for the bottom. Do the same for the sides of the circle. If it helps, lightly draw a dotted line to help you place the other mark.

Once you have the four marks spaced apart equally connect them using curved - photo 11

Once you have the four marks spaced apart equally, connect them using curved lines.

Erase any dotted lines you created and you have a circle ADDITIONAL SHAPES - photo 12

Erase any dotted lines you created, and you have a circle!

ADDITIONAL SHAPES While circles are usually what people find the most challenging, there are many other lines and shapes that you should practice and master. An arc can become a muzzle or tongue. Triangles can be ears, teeth, or claws. A football shape can become an eye. A curvy line can make a tail and an angled line a leg. Study the animal and note the shapes that stand out to you.

How to Shade The final step to drawing an animal is to add shading so that it - photo 13
How to Shade

The final step to drawing an animal is to add shading so that it looks three-dimensional, and then adding texture so that it looks furry, feathery, smooth, or scaly. To introduce yourself to shading, follow the steps below.

Understand your pencil with a value scale Using any pencil start to shade - photo 14

Understand your pencil with a value scale. Using any pencil, start to shade lightly on one side and gradually darken your strokes toward the other side. This value scale will show you how light and dark your pencil can be.

Apply the value scale to simple shapes Draw simple shapes and shade them to - photo 15

Apply the value scale to simple shapes. Draw simple shapes and shade them to make them look three-dimensional. Observe shadows in real life. Study how the light interacts with simple objects and creates shadows. Then try drawing what you see.

Practice with more complex objects Once youre comfortable shading simple - photo 16

Practice with more complex objects. Once youre comfortable shading simple objects, move on to more complex ones. Note, for example, how a horses leg is made up of cylinders and spheres. Breaking down your subject into simple shapes makes it easier to visualize the shadows.

How to Add Texture

Take what youve learned about shading one step further by adding texture to your drawings.

FURRY
One quick pencil stroke creates a single hair Keep adding more quick short - photo 17

One quick pencil stroke creates a single hair. Keep adding more quick, short strokes and youll get a furry texture. Separate each individual stroke a bit so that the white of the paper comes through.

Create stripes and patterns by varying the pressure on your pencil to get - photo 18

Create stripes and patterns by varying the pressure on your pencil to get different degrees of tonal value.

Make sure that your strokes follow the forms of the animal As you shade a - photo 19
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