Some of the best Drawing Videos on Youtube

Hi!

Today, we selected five BEST (in our opinion of course) videos related to drawing from Youtube!

First one is a 3D drawing of a spider. It’s amazingly realistic! So realistic that we bet you would be sooooo scared if you saw it! Like the little girl at the end 🙂

 

Second video is about how to draw a realistic nose, noses of all different shapes and sizes. For all the beginners too!

 

When we are talking about using colored pencils, one of the best videos we found on Youtube is this one.

 

According to realistic drawings of faces, which are one of the hardest things to draw, we found this amazing video in which you will see a really easy way to draw a realistic face. Amazingly done!

 

Of course, we can’t forgot on the best drawing app video presentation: for Drawissimo Kids-Draw&Enjoy app. 🙂 Now, you can download ad-free version on Google Play store. You can now use this drawing app without being disturbed by any adverts!

We added notifications too. This way app will notify you whenever a new drawing tutorial is ready.

 

If you find any videos on Youtube that you think should be on our lists, we will be happy if you link them in a comment! 🙂

Thank you,

DrawingManuals and Drawissimo Kids team

Drawing Methods

The most frequent issue experienced by kids when they begin learning how to draw is that they don’t fully realize that they are simply not drawing clearly what they see, they neglect to observe the object or person that they are trying to draw. This usually happens due to the fact that the human brain recognizes objects as a whole, therefore various components that the object is made of are often missed out. Therefore when you want to draw a flower, your brain signals you that you are seeing the flower as a whole and basically you are missing out the shades, lines and forms of the flower, the most important details that comprise what you are viewing at the moment. That is one of the downsides when you are drawing something and you haven’t got enough exercise or the necessary skills to come up with a beautiful drawing. Especially kids will be frustrated, they might even lose a lot of their motivation for drawing and all of these issues suggest to a possible end of the learning process.

One method that students use is quite simple and might be beneficial for children of all ages; they can try to draw without looking at their sheet of paper. This method aids you to pay more attention on all the details of the object that you have in front of you. The outcomes might not look exactly as you have expected but you will be ‘training’ your brain to p ay more attention on all details and draw most if not all of the component of that specific object, and not the recognized composite objects.

Your drawing will be looking something like this ( 🙂 )

Another technique is to draw without lifting your pencil from the paper. This method might be beneficial for many; you are basically training your brain to focus more on the details of the object that you are drawing; it can be anything from a flower, an animal, a cartoon character or an apple. It’s always important to start with simple objects and gradually move on to move complex ones when you have gained more skill. Try using a pen instead of a pencil, this way you won’t give yourself the choice of erasing part of the drawing on and on. Art teachers use this method very often, with the main goal to make every line count, thus taking small steps to draw the right way.

Here’s a video presentation how this method should look:

A large number of tools are available these days that will help children and grown-ups that are learning to draw. There are a variety of electronic gadgets and cost-free web applications that are tremendously useful for those that are willing to increase their drawing skills. Many children enjoy drawing, nonetheless the number of adults who love drawing is increasing; Drawissimo Kids-Draw&Enjoy is one of the most popular drawing  app that is available to download onto your computer, tablet or smartphone in just a few minutes. The application is one kind of a concept that comes jam-packed with hundreds of illustration tutorials. Drawissimo can be downloaded from Google Play and installed on your tablet or smartphone very easily.

Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends

Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends is an American animated TV series created at Cartoon Network Studios. It’s set in a world where childhood imaginary friends coexist with humans and is set in an orphanage for outgrown or abandoned imaginary friends. In Foster’s imaginary friends become real as soon as children think about them.

Mac is a Bloo’s creator and his best friend who visits Foster’s every day. He has brown hair, wears a dark t-shirt with a white sweater underneath, black and white tennis shoes, a dark green backpack and khaki pants. He’s bright, unselfish, creative kid.

 

Mr. Herriman is the president of Foster’s and Frankie’s boss. He’s presented as a man-sized rabbit friend, who wears top hat, a monocle, white gloves, yellow vest and a mustache. He’s allso known by his English accent. He’s the oldet friend in the house. His creator is Madame Foster and is exactly the opposite of him.

 

Coco is voiced by Candi Milo. She was created by a little girl who was shipwrecked on a desert island after plane crash. She’s 4 feet tall and weighs 80 pounds. Her nickname is Coconut of Japan, and her family are Douglas and Adam, the two nerdy scientists who discovered her.

 

 

Bloo or Blooregard Q. Kazoo, voiced by Keith Ferguson was created by Mac when he was three years old. He’s a clever, self-centred, jealous and immature. He’s also shown to be a rebel, compared to Mac, who is the smart one. Craig McCracken has said in an interview that the character was based on his childhood prior to the death of his father at the age seven.

 

With our step by step tutorials, your final sketches will look something like these below.

 

Enjoy!