Hello, amazing DIY community and fellow Hivians! I hope you're doing great.
After enjoying a satisfying meal of fried rice and chicken, I found myself lost in thought while washing the dishes π΄π§Ή. As I picked up my spoon, my imagination began to wander, and I envisioned a spoon man π€£! I couldn't resist bringing this whimsical character to life on paper π.
I'd love to share my creative process with you and hear your thoughts on this unique piece of art π€. Before diving into the process, here are the materials I used:
- A4 paper π
- Scoop spoon π₯
- HB pencil βοΈ
- Eraser ποΈ
- Sharpener πͺ
- Ruler π
*Step One*
I sharpened my pencil with the help of my trusty sharpener πͺ, making sure the mouth of the pencil was straight and neat π. Then, I placed my scoop spoon carefully on the A4 paper π.
*Step Two*
I went ahead and traced the spoon with my pencil on the A4 paper π, making sure that the space of the scoop spoon could be seen on the A4 paper π.
*Step Four*
Now, I was going to erase some part of the spoon, making an egg for our honorable spoon man π₯. I made the jaw a little bit thin so that it can look like a human π¨.
*Step Five*
I started to draw the clothes, I wanted his fashion to look like the olden days, wearing something like a suit and bow tie π. So, I started to draw the shoulders, then down to the trousers π.
*Step Six*
I went to his head and wanted to leave it like that, but I thought it wise giving him a working stick to complete his gentle look π. Then, I went down drawing his shoes with a pointed mouth π .
*Final Step*
I finally completed his body; it was time to give him that perfect spoon face π. I added his eyes, then mouth, and lastly his long beards π§. This made him look perfectly like the way I imagined him π€©. It was like my imagination was coming to life on a piece of paper π₯. I then shaded the background and some part of his outfit, including his beard ποΈ.
I hope you enjoyed following along and seeing how I completed the drawing of my spoon man π¨. Please comment on how you feel about the imagination π. Until next time, remain creative and keep on spoon-ing π!