Seeking Inspiration
This is the most important thing, every artist needs inspiration to pour in every scratch canvas or stroke pen.
If someone wants to draw but he has not got inspiration then the result will not be maximal and has no meaning.
If you still have no inspiration, then try to get out of your room, get out of your house. You can take a walk to see the beautiful scenery of mountains, beaches, rice fields, and historical places that will inspire you.
Make a Basic Sketch
If you've found the inspiration, then the next step is to start taking it all out in the basic sketch or rough form.
This basic sketch serves to adjust the composition of the image. At this stage you can draw the whole but avoid drawing in detail.
Noteworthy is to use a pencil first so that the thin sketch can be removed and revised again if something goes wrong.
Appropriate Form of Original Object
After the rough sketches have been made, start by learning to make the shape according to the original. You must learn and do not draw at random.
For example want to draw a paddy, then make as the original do not draw the letters V lined. Likewise with other image objects.
Drawing similar to the original is difficult, but it aims to make the landscape you look more real.
Selection of Dyes
After the detail and similar sketches have become so, then the stage is no less important is to select the dye that will be used. This stage is arguably the last stage or finishing of your drawing.
Each person or artist has different tastes in the use of dye. Some wear colored pencils, crayons, or watercolors.
But if you are a novice painter, using color pencil is the best choice.
If you want your drawing to look sharper, using crayons or watercolors may also be your choice. Here's a video tutorial on how to draw a scene.
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