I don't now who to draw anymore can you give me some ideas??

Question

I don't really know what I like to draw yet?? I am only 14 so I haven't drawn much.

Answer 1

Why does it have to be a "who", can it be a "what"? Wow! There is so-o-o much stuff around you!!!! Pick anything! Get some objects...maybe 5 or 7 unrelated objects, placed on a table at random and draw them...now re-arrange them and sitting in the same spot again, re-draw them again and again...it's good practice on how you SEE things! Draw a friend who sits and "poses" for you, except use opposite colors than you would normally...like if you would use purple normally, use it's Tertiary color instead(exact opposite) and that would now be green, and see what happens. OR, draw it/them normally first then redraw it/them with the color changes(view what was used first, so you can find the exact opposite to use! Here's one that I loved, when I first got into art...pointillism, or drawn with "dots" only!!! With a #3or #4 pencil, just start making dots to create a drawing...more dots closer together for darker areas and less and lighter dots for brighter areas...and try to control yourself from using ANY lines! This way you can train your eye/hand coordination into doing what you started out to do and not waver from that path! A mechanical pen is also good to use for this "exercise". Go onto Google and look at Georges Suerat's works(up close & magnified) to get a feel for this kind of art! Most of all, just go out everyday and draw SOMETHING", just stretch your imagination and expand the "limits"...learn something new everyday,stay in school and READ!!!! All very important "tools" in an artist's "tool box".

Answer 2

Here's something I love doing. Open your fridge, and pick out five (or as many as you like) items to draw as characters, ideas, or symbols. Base their "characters" around the characteristics of the foods. For example, there was a cucumber in my fridge, so I ended up making it into this giant hill with some odd looking fruits growing in the background that were green, and I kept on adding things until I was satisfied. Here are some more ideas if that didn't strike your forte; draw: A death-ray. A mustached shark. A time machine. A planet hosting other life forms. A mech-suit for pets. A pantheon of gods/goddesses. A monkey in a cowboy suit. Inanimate objects if they were people or robots. What it would be like in an ant hill. Something that I do if I'm stuck is to pick two completely random objects, even if I don't want to draw them, and think of a theme or how I could stick them together. Hope it helps! (:

Answer 3

Make a list of your favorite things. List all of your friends whom you haven't drawn yet. Draw at all the places you go with your parents. Draw all the rooms of your house and the houses around your neighborhood. If you get all those things done by the time you get to college you will be very good! Have fun.

Answer 4

If you really want a challenge, set up a mirror and draw yourself. Drawing from real life is much harder than drawing from photos.

Answer 5

How about John Lennon

Answer 6

you could look up something random and draw it or you could try something new...thats all i can say beacuse you really should have put what you like to draw...-_____~

Answer 7

How about wilting flowers. They could represent those helpful souls who just said "no" to your question!

Answer 8

children, i have many grandchildren, and they are fun to draw and fun to photograph,...they are all hams...kids are inspirational.

Answer 9

well doll what do you like?what keeps your interest?animales,men,women,still life,nature,nudes,just what do you like?draw the things you like or your interest cant be held.

Answer 10

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/100best/multi1_interview.html

you can have some fun drawing those eyes.