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Inspiring tutorials for drawing

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Drawing

Monstera leaf

Step 1: First, sketch the shape of the leaf with a pencil.

Step 2: Now, add color. Begin with a light green STABILO Pen 68 MAX and color the leaf as shown in the video.

Step 3: Overpaint the areas where the leaf would curve downward to make it look more three-dimensional. Leave the highest areas as light as possible.

Step 4: Finally, take a darker shade of green and enhance the shadows even more. Now you're done and have drawn a beautiful leaf.

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Drawing

Easter card

Step 1: Stick adhesive tape in a grid pattern onto a piece of rectangular watercolor paper.

Step 2: Color the resulting tiles with the swing cool Pastel in various colors.

Step 3: Use a brush to blend the colors, ensuring there are no blank spots.

Step 4: Sketch some items and objects associated with Easter into the tiles. Chicks, bunnies, and Easter eggs are suitable motifs.

Step 5: Take a black STABILO point 88 fineliner and trace over the previously sketched lines.

Step 6: Now, simply remove the adhesive tape from the card, and you'll have a perfectly structured Easter card.

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Drawing

Minimalistic flowers

Step 1: Take the STABILO BOSS ORIGINAL NatureCOLORS highlighters and draw 6 individual squares on the card, with 3 in each row.

Step 2: Use a fineliner to design each highlighted square with a plant:

- In the first square, draw a simple flower.

- In the second square, decorate it with a small branch bearing small leaves.

- In the third square, draw a bush.

- In the fourth square, have individual flowers blooming.

- Decorate the fifth square with some wheat.

- Finally, draw poppies in the last square.

Your minimalist card is ready!

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Drawing

Koi Fish

You will need: Black paper and STABILO CarbOthello in white, dark blue, and various shades of red, orange, and yellow.

Step 1: Take a piece of black paper and sketch the Koi fish using the white CarbOthello.

Step 2: Shade the edges with the white CarbOthello and color the body with various shades of orange. Use red for shadows and add yellow highlights.

Step 3: Use the white CarbOthello and your fingers to blend the colors together.

Step 4: Use the white CarbOthello to work on the details of the fins and add highlights to the eyes.

Step 5: Draw the scales in a lighter tone of the base color. Step 6: Add shading around the Koi fish in a dark blue.

Artist: @hellohoney_nbg

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Drawing

Daisies in a vase

Step 1: Start with a pencil sketch of a vase with a few daisies in it. Don’t forget the water! A sketchbook is perfect for this.

Step 2: Trace the previously drawn lines with the STABILO woody 3 in 1 colored pencils.

Step 3: Some areas, like the petals of the daisies, need to be colored in.

Step 4: Use a light purple shade to outline the flowers. Be careful not to press too hard, as they should mainly remain white.

Step 5: Finally, fill in the area around the vase. Grab a dark purple woody and start with that. Try to leave some space around your drawing, as this will make it stand out better!

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