Tag: drawing
How to draw the Third Wise Man
The cattle are lowing, the Baby awakes… Yes, today I’m going to show you how to draw the cattle. If you want to make the stable and see all there other characters go here.
If it’s all too much for you, You Can buy the pdf download with black and white stable and characters already for you to colour in and make and also the whole thing already coloured in so all you have to do is print, cut out and make.
Seven pages of Nativity drawings to make things a lot easier. Click the purchase button on the right.
How to Draw Cows to make a great Nativity Scene
The cattle are lowing, the Baby awakes… Yes, today I’m going to show you how to draw the cattle. If you want to make the stable and see all there other characters go here.
If it’s all too much for you, You Can buy the pdf download with black and white stable and characters already for you to colour in and make and also the whole thing already coloured in so all you have to do is print, cut out and make.
Seven pages of Nativity drawings to make things a lot easier. Click the purchase button on the right.
How to draw the Shepherds for a Nativity
We have the sheep, so today’s Characters for the Nativity are the Shepherds. If you want to make the stable and see all there other characters go here.
If it’s all too much for you, You Can buy the pdf download with black and white stable and characters already for you to colour in and make and also the whole thing already coloured in so all you have to do is print, cut out and make.
Seven pages of Nativity drawings to make things a lot easier. Click the purchase button on the right.
Learn to draw a Gingerbread Man Real Easy
Watch the video and learn how to draw a Gingerbread Man Real Easy!
How to draw Mary for Nativity Scene
Today’s Character for the Nativity is Mary. If you want to make the stable and see all there other characters go here.
If it’s all too much for you, You Can buy the pdf download with black and white stable and characters already for you to colour in and make and also the whole thing already coloured in so all you have to do is print, cut out and make.
Seven pages of Nativity drawings to make things a lot easier. Click the purchase button on the right.
How to draw and make your own amazing Nativity Scene
Seven pages of Nativity drawings to make things a lot easier. Click the purchase button on the right. Designed for A4 paper.
For the first 12 days of December, I’m going to show you how to draw, colour-in, cut out and make your own Nativity scene.
I hope you, your family, school or Sunday school are going to join in and have some Christmas fun!
If it’s all too much for you to draw on your own, why not buy the seven page, A4, ready to print Pdf download for only 99p, which is about $1.60, and easily bought through paypal. Just click below.
With both black and white drawings for you to colour-in and the full colour versions that are ready to cut out and make, that’s a bit of a Christmas bargain!
If you are following the stable-making videos the two Pdfs below are free and will make things much easier for you!
Click to download the Free character stands sheet
Click to download the Free basic Stable Plan
All the instructions are in the videos. If you are making the ready coloured-in version, start with Video 4 – Make a Nativity Scene – Part 4 – Cut out & make the Stable
1. How to plan out the drawing of your stable. You can follow this video exactly or do your own version at your own size. I’m using stiff paper or thin card.
2. Follow the instructions in the second video and learn how to draw the stable in ink. This shows how to do the wicker-work pattern.
3. Follow this video to learn how to colour in your video. At this point you might want to score the fold lines to make it easier to fold later. Watch this video if you don’t know how to score card and paper.
4. Follow this video and learn how to cut out and assemble your stable so you can start making the people and animals to fit in it. It’s all a lot easier from now on!
5. How to draw and make Mary
6. How to draw and make Joseph
7. How to draw and make the First Wise Man
8. How to draw and make the Sheep
9. How to draw and make the Shepherds
10 How to draw the Second Wise man
11. How to draw and make the Cows
12. How to draw and make the Third Wise Man
13. How to draw and make the Angels is coming on Tuesday 10th January
14. How to draw and make the Baby Jesus is coming on Wednesday 11th January
Draw a Cyberman #SaveTheDay
It’s the 50th anniversary of Doctor who and to celebrate, I’ve done a few Doctor Who videos. Click here to see the whole playlist.
How to draw the Mayflower
Thanksgiving, in the USA, is on Thursday the 28th November. The day celebrates the survival of the Pilgrim Fathers first year in the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts in America. Having fled persecution in Britain to Holland, the group decided to set up across the Atlantic. They sailed from Plymouth Rock in the Mayflower across the Atlantic Ocean. The journey took over a month and a half. The boat wasn’t very big and met storms on it’s way.
Every year, Americans meet up for a family dinner to celebrate Thanksgiving They eat Roast Turkey with cranberry sauce and Pumpkin pie for afters, much as we do on Christmas Day in Britain – except that we have Christmas pudding!
Happy Thanksgiving to all my American viewers and readers
see my Thanksgiving Drawings playlist here: Thanksgiving Drawing Playlist
11 Thanksgiving Drawing Ideas
Thanksgiving is coming up on Thursday November 28th. We do not celebrate Thanksgiving in Britain as the thanks being given is for the safe arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers who fled persecution on these shores.
Much has happened in the years in between, but Britain and the USA still have a special, family relationship because of our long, shared history. So Happy Thanksgiving to all my viewers and readers in the USA and I hope some of these drawings will prove useful leading up to the celebrations.
Design a magical place and win with Ryman Stationery
Rymans, the staionery shops, are running a drawing competition for children in the UK at the moment. All they have to do is:
“…to draw the most magical place that their imaginations can conjure up.
The most enchanting, creative drawing will win £100 worth of art and colouring goodies to make their stockings and gifts under the tree even more plentiful.
Kids 10 years and under, and 11 – 16 year olds are invited to draw the type of place that they’d hope to see if they wished upon a star in this Christmas drawing Competition. There will be one winner from the two age categories, plus 5 runner-ups from each category, each winning £25 worth of art and colouring goodies too.”
To get you going, here is a video of how to draw a castle – that might get your creative juices going! Good luck and let me know if you win :D
