How to Draw ANYTHING Using Simple Shapes

Learn how you can use simple shapes to draw objects, people, animals, or entire scenes! The first 1,000 people to use this link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: This tutorial is an introduction to help you get started and give you the confidence to approach drawing more complex subjects so you can develop your drawing skills and explore your passion further. Learning how to construct the foundation of a drawing helps you see the underlying structures instead of getting lost in the little details. This can speed up your process significantly and over time will help increase your drawing accuracy, thanks to the power of OBSERVATION. Open your sketchbook and get ready to draw some simple shapes, but don’t be afraid to morph them to your advantage as well. Whether you’re drawing a very detailed scene or a complex object, this approach can help you plan out your entire drawing in just a few short minutes, so you don’t waste hours on a drawing that, in the end, doesn’t turn out looking quite right. If you have any additional ideas or insights to share with the community, please leave it in the comments section. We’d love to hear it :) Thank you!! ✏️ TOOLS I USED - Dollarstore Mechanical Pencil (Studio brand) that comes with 2B Lead 🔔 Subscribe for more FREE drawing tutorials: ⏰ SKIP TO TIMESTAMP ⏰ 00:00 - Intro 00:23 - Example #1: Soda Can 01:47 - Example #2: Fly 02:11 - Example #3: Bird 06:05 - Example #4: Person 08:20 - Example #5: Motorcycle (Drawn two different ways) 10:21 - Reference Photos You Can Use Reference photo credits: Pixabay 🧰 MY CAMERA EQUIPMENT Overhead Camera and Lens (Sony A6500): Video Capture Card: Overhead Camera Crane: Tripod: Lights: Microphone: 👕 RFA STORE: 📢 If you enjoyed this video, help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language. Thank you! - DISCLAIMER - This video was sponsored by Skillshare - This content contains affiliate links. If you decide to make a purchase through the link, I will make a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps fund free tutorials on the RFA channel and website. Thank you for your support!