bjbjm Grab your pencils and paper because YOU are going to draw Amare Stoudemire, All
Star Forward of the New York Knicks.,,,,,Whats that you say? Drawing Amare looks difficult?
Well that's just silly talk. I don't care if you've never picked up a pencil before!
Im gonna be your point guard and I will assist you by making this difficult task as easy
as possible. For example, hit the link in the video description and you will be taken
to a webpage with photos and text to accompany this video. In other words, this isnt a half
court shot, this is a slam dunk. So if you want to learn to draw, dont get left behind
like Steve Nash.....grab your pencil and lets begin. Step 1: Draw the shape for the jersey.
It is about three times as tall as it is wide. Leave enough room on the top for the head
and the bottom for the legs. Step 2: Draw in the three shapes that you see. The first
is similar to a banana and the second and third are circular. Notice their placement
compared to the jersey shape. Step 3: Add in the arms.....Wait! Dont freak out! This
step is easy if you see the 2 trapezoid shapes in between the arms and torso. Step 4: Add
Amar'e's basketball shorts and his legs. Together they are similar in height to his basketball
jersey. Step 5: Add the shape for the neck. Step 6: Sculpt the hands out of the shapes
from step 2. Use the original shape as your guide. Step 7: Add the folds and the star
to his shorts. These do not have to be perfect. Step 8: Add the star and the upside down house
shape to his jersey. Ignore the head for now. I will give you a close up and detailed instructions
on that in a minute. Step 9: Use the nagative space to sculpt out the letters E.A.S.T. in
the upside down house shape. Step 10: Add the number one below the star and the word
"the" above the word East. Also darken the collar and add the shapes for the folds on
the shoulders of the jersey, Step 11: Add the four shapes for Amare's mouth and facial
hair. We will add more shapes to this in the next step. For this step, it is helpful to
notice the diamond shape around the mouth. Step 12: Add the line that I just added to
form the top lip, below the moustache. Step 13 is the trickiest step. There are 7 teeth
visable. The two front teeth in the center. Three to your left and two to your right.
One is blocked in shadow. Notice that there is more space below the teeth than above the
teeth. Draw what you see. Step 14: Add the nose shape. Notice where it lines up to the
smile lines from the previous step. It is ok to shade the nostrils very dark because
they will be in shadow. Step 15: Extend the head and draw in the shape for the eyes. Step
16: Add the ears. Notice that the bottom of the ear shapes line up with the bottom of
the nose. Step 17: Add the hair. Step 18: Add the eyebrows. Step 19: Add the shape for
the eyes. Step 20: Shade the eyes. Notice that the lines get thicker as they move towards
the ears. Leave a small space in each eye for a highlight. There's something about having
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