Waves Drawing

First, draw the crest of the wave; one line with a dip in it. Your wave can crash to the left (opposite of the one here) or into the middle (just draw the line with a dip in the middle). Step 3: Next draw the 'C' shaped lines under one side of the crest to make the face of the wave curve. Draw waves such as clouds of clouds in the junction with the ocean. Bring indoors, finely stripes, the stream of water with the assistance of traces, at a wave shape.

Introduction: How to Draw a Wave

I often find myself very bored. Being a surfer, with a paper and a pencil, I draw random waves. Here's a place to turn disturbing sketches to precious masterpieces.

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Step 1: Materials

-a pencil-an eraser-paper-(optional) colored pencils

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Step 2: Basic Form

You're going to want to start by drawing the lip, spray, and basic shape of your wave. This can all be done with basic lines.

Step 3: Shape Curves

To make the illusion of the movement of the wave, we'll add curves indicating the movement of the water.

Step 4: Adding the Spray

The darkness 2 characters. Use lines to show to spray of the waves flying through the air. Make sure that they keep the shape of the initial direction of the wave.

Step 5: Show the Wave Breaking

Now we need to draw the whitewash where the wave is breaking. Jagged lines will do.

Step 6: Erase Lines and Add Detail

Step 7: Shading(or Coloring)

Shading:Start near the barrel/whitewash with heavy strokes, then start moving out with lighter strokes.Coloring:Start with a dark blue near the barrel and shade with lighter and darker blues for the rest of the wave

Step 8: Finishing Touches

Add a skyline, birds, a sun, surfers, islands, really anything!

Step 9: Experiment

Remember, the possibilities are endless! Try moving the horizon or vanishing point for different effects.

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