Sharks have been around for over 400 million years. There are over 400 species of sharks. A shark will grow more then 20,000 teeth in it's lifetime. A shark never runs out of teeth. When it loses one another is right there to replace it. Being a tooth fairy for a great white would be a full time job
Read Full StoryTo draw the mighty Brachiosaurus you will need: Some Paper A Pencil An Eraser Optional- Paint, crayon, markers or something else to color him in. The Brachiosaurus lived over 150 million years ago and was over 85 feet long. It weighed over 50 tons and had a neck that was over 30 fee
Read Full StoryThings you need to complete this lesson: A Pencil An Eraser Some Paper Optional- Paint, Crayons or Markers Some cats are big some are small but all cats share similar features. Next time you're with your cat take a minute to notice some of the things cats have in common. The more of t
Read Full StoryFor this lesson plan you will need: A pencil Some paper An eraser Markers and or Crayons are optional. Have fun drawing your very own raccoon. Make sure to keep your garbage can lids on tight and don't leave cat or dog food out on the back porch or this little guy might just move in wit
Read Full StoryOn a sunny afternoon just a week before June a rhino stopped by and I'm not sure why. I didn't really think as I offered him a drink and then started to draw he would end up as a rhino sipping soda from a straw ...and that's the story of the rhino sipping soda from a straw. If you'd like
Read Full StoryOld school monsters are the best. I loved those Monster Island movies when I was a kid and still do. As soon as one of those movies came on I'd run and grab my sketch pad and start drawing... First you hear the footsteps, then he leans back and roars that terrible roar. The whole town goes crazy.
Read Full StoryI've been having a lot of fun with these mini canvases lately. Here's one I did with my class at Jerry's Artarama. These things are great. Our theme for the last class was Under the Sea (I thought it would be fun to do a snail). We used acrylic paint, sharpie markers, acrylic gel medium, sand
Read Full StoryThis was a video I shot last summer at Burning Oak Studios. I posted a link to it earlier but I don't think I ever actually posted the video itself.... so in case you missed it here you go. Have fun. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agMgA4OiiyU[/youtube] If you draw along with me please
Read Full StoryI've been working on this site for a little while now and decided it was time for a new logo. All I've really had until now is the Potato-Boy header with the How to Draw Stuff type. Although I kind of like that little guy he's hardly a logo. The other day as I was jotting down some reminder notes
Read Full StoryHey guys, as you know since last summer I've been working on the Super Official Bob Ostrom Studio How to Draw DVD/Video tutorial series. You've seen a few of the free art lessons on line but now the first in the DVD series is ready to go. I spotted them down at the Art of the Carolinas show on Su
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Sharks have been around for over 400 million years. There are over 400 species of sharks. A shark will grow more then 20,000 teeth in it’s lifetime. A shark never runs out of teeth. When it loses one another is right there to replace it. Being a tooth fairy for a great white would be ... ...
To draw the mighty Brachiosaurus you will need: Some Paper A Pencil An Eraser Optional- Paint, crayon, markers or something else to color him in. The Brachiosaurus lived over 150 million years ago and was over 85 feet long. It weighed over 50 tons and had a neck that was over 30 feet long. The Brachiosaurus was a plant eater ... ...
Things you need to complete this lesson: A Pencil An Eraser Some Paper Optional- Paint, Crayons or Markers Some cats are big some are small but all cats share similar features. Next time you’re with your cat take a minute to notice some of the things cats have in common. The more of those things you can include ... ...
For this lesson plan you will need: A pencil Some paper An eraser Markers and or Crayons are optional. Have fun drawing your very own raccoon. Make sure to keep your garbage can lids on tight and don’t leave cat or dog food out on the back porch or this little guy might just move in with you. Click here for ... ...
On a sunny afternoon just a week before June a rhino stopped by and I’m not sure why. I didn’t really think as I offered him a drink and then started to draw he would end up as a rhino sipping soda from a straw …and that’s the story of the rhino sipping soda from a straw. If you’d like to learn how ... ...
Old school monsters are the best. I loved those Monster Island movies when I was a kid and still do. As soon as one of those movies came on I’d run and grab my sketch pad and start drawing… First you hear the footsteps, then he leans back and roars that terrible roar. The whole town ... ...
I’ve been messing around with Google Docs a bit lately and decided to try it for a tutorial I built a while back. The original was built in HTML and took forever. It was a ton of work and after I posted it I found a bunch of errors, which of course was heartbreaking. I’d ... ...
Sorry to all my PC friends this article is for Mac owners only. Okay Mac people here’s the skinny. I love my Mac. It’s a great machine. I’ve been using Safari as my default browser for a little while now and it’s pretty good but I have to tell you, for me, Firefox is the ... ...
was doing a little writing the other day and decided that one of the characters I was writing about needed a face. So here’s Greg the dog… oh ,and if you’re my brother Gregg no worries this isn’t about you. I even spelled his name differently so there would be no confusion. Speaking of my ... ...
Here’s a video I did recently I thought you might enjoy. A quick sketch of a cowboy… really quick. ...
