#Doodle fit 2 magnifying glass full

This is why part of the right boxing glove isn’t visible in the doodle. Notice how the right boxing glove is partially hidden behind the left boxing glove. Now draw the right boxing glove using three side-facing arc shapes. Notice the size of these two arc shapes and where they intersect. Use a couple of side-facing curved arc shapes for this purpose. Begin your doodle by drawing the left boxing glove. If someone asked you to doodle a FIGHT or the idea of FIGHTING, what would you draw? How about two boxing gloves punching. How many other visual examples can you think of? This is, of course, just one way to represent the idea of FREEDOM in a visual way. Also, doodle keyholes in the handcuffs using an arc shape and three straight lines.Īdd the finishing touches to your FREEDOM doodle by giving it some color. To do this, draw four arc shapes between the two sections of the handcuffs. Notice how the oval shapes and lines intersect in the example. To doodle the chain of your handcuffs, use a combination of oval shapes and slightly curved lines. Notice the length of the lines and how they are angled in the example. In the gap, draw a three-sided rectangle shape.

#Doodle fit 2 magnifying glass full

Notice in the example the size and position of these two circles.Īround each of the two circles, you drew in step 1, draw two arc shapes that almost make a full circle. Begin your doodle by drawing two circles in the middle of your page. If someone asked you to doodle the word FREEDOM using a picture, what would you draw? How about handcuffs with a broken chain. This gives us the impression that they are towards the back of our doodle. The back legs are a little darker than the front legs. Notice, how two shades of green have been used. But for this example, I have chosen a standard green color. Frogs, of course, can come in a variety of colors. For the mouth use a curved line, and for the nose draw to side arc shapes.Īdd the finishing touches to your frog doodle by giving it some color. Then two flatter oval shapes for the eyebrows.

Let’s now draw some facial features for our frog. Notice how the back legs are sticking outside the body area of our frog. Try and draw each leg with one motion of your pencil or pen. To draw the back legs of your frog, use a combination of curved lines, straight lines, and v-shapes. Notice also where the front legs of our frog connect to the head area. Notice how the frog’s feet are pointing outwards. To doodle the legs, use a combination of curved lines, v-shapes, and arc shapes. Let’s now draw the front legs of our frog. It’s flatter on top and more rounded on the bottom. Notice how the oval shape is a little odd. To doodle a frog, begin by drawing an oval shape near the top of your page.