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Z Dangerous Animals! Drawing a Shark With Colored Pencils Step by Step | One Time

In this one time class, we will learn how to draw a hammerhead shark with colored pencils while learning fun facts!

Deborah R. (Art by Deebs)

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(76)

What's included

1 live meeting

40 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Do you know that hammerhead sharks' favorite meal are stingrays? They use their wide heads to trap their prey on the ocean floor. Let's draw one together and talk about these sharks! 

In this interactive, one time class, learners will learn foundational drawing skills that can be applied to any drawing - from cartoon to realistic. For this class, we draw a hammerhead shark with colored pencils, while learning some fun facts. Students will learn and practice applying key steps to finish the drawing. All levels are welcome!

Key steps. 
- Light and Shadow
Learners will pinpoint the light and shadow.
- Shapes
Learners will identify the big overall shape first and then identify and draw the smaller, important shapes. 
- Shading
Learners will use what they learned about light and shadow to shade their animal. 

This class will have a relaxed atmosphere and will have plenty of time for curious questions! Learners will watch demos and will work together first before working on their own drawings. Individualized, constructive critiques and praise will be given at the end of class. I hope to see you in my studio!

Other Details

Supply List

1. Any size paper
2. Full set of colored pencils (set of 12 or larger, colors similar to the link below)
https://www.amazon.com/Crayola-Colored-Pencils-Color-Set/dp/B01LK04K1I/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=pencil+set+colored+12&qid=1629735048&sr=8-5
3. Sharpener
4. Eraser
5. Pencil

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Deborah R. (Art by Deebs)

Joined August, 2021

5.0

76reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

I graduated from Grand Central Atelier in New York City where I was trained to draw and paint realistically in a traditional way. While I usually draw realistically, I also enjoy using this approach to draw in different styles. My goal is to teach children the tools of drawing and give them the opportunity to practice applying them so that they will be able to draw what they want independently