A notebook is such a small notebook that knows many interesting facts from the life of the owner. The notebook remembers all important dates, all phones and tells you when and with whom the meeting will take place. In general, such a quiet assistant. But how do you draw a notebook?
It is necessary
- - album sheet;
- - pencil;
- - eraser.
Instructions
Step 1
In the middle of the sketchbook, sketch out the notebook in pencil. Draw a rectangle rotated slightly counterclockwise. Divide the notebook in two - draw a vertical line close to the left edge. Round the corners of the notebook. Draw another parallel line under the bottom of the rectangle. This will be the back hard cover of the notebook. Draw the pages - draw several repeating lines at the bottom between the covers.
Step 2
On the right side of the rectangle along the entire height, draw with smooth lines the page bookmarks located in close proximity to each other. In the middle of the cover, draw the so-called email sign. "Doggie". To do this, draw a small capital letter "a" with a wide line and take the letter in the center of the circle with its extended tail.
Step 3
Draw the rings holding the notebook together. On the narrow left side of your subject, place five small circles evenly spaced. Draw the letters "c", the top edges of which will dive into the spaced circles, and the bottom ends will abut against the spine of the notebook. Arrange them so that they lightly touch each other.
Step 4
Color the drawn notebook. Draw most of it in one tone. Make the top left corner a half tone lighter. Sketch the left side with a dark background. Please note that the back cover must also be painted taking into account the division of the notebook into two parts. Paint the pages and bookmarks with a light gray shade.
Step 5
Sketch the fastening rings. First coat the entire surface with gray. Then draw dark gray lines in the middle of the rings and depict highlights. Darken the ends of the rings a lot. Add light touches of the paint that is used on the cover of the notebook.
