Flip to step 8 to see the finished product. Break down the image into simple shapes and lightly sketch it out.

With a 2H or your lightest pencil, quickly sketch the head of the statue. Feel free to flip to step 8 to get a sense for the finished product.

Cut a wavy line vertically down the card. Then flip the piece on the right and tape the two flat edges together.

Start by drawing the bottom half of a 3D rectangle. Then draw equally spaced descending 90-degree stair shapes between the two vertical lines.

On a scrap piece of paper, sketch a drawing of an ox and of an elephant so that their heads are similar in size to each other. Keep practicing until their proportions are aligned.

For a Penrose triangle, draw a basic triangle with three equal sides. If you have a ruler, use it for each step.

Take a minute to think about your glass arrangement. The objects you choose should be a bit more complex. Instead of thinking of each as one shape, think of them as two or three.

Begin by taking a moment to think about the scene: a coffee mug on top of a saucer. There should be some sweet treats like cookies next to it. Break down the subject’s structure into basic shapes like circles and squares, and lightly sketch.

Break down the owl into shapes: a long oval for the body, a curved teardrop for the wings, and a circle for the head. Lightly sketch out.

With a 2H pencil, lightly sketch the spider’s body and drop shadow to look like it’s crawling.

Imagine your dragon in a specific position, like laying down and guarding treasure. Using line and shape, sketch out its form.

Draw this mythical creature using your imagination, attaching multiple animal parts where you think they should go. Using line and shape, lightly sketch your creature’s form.

Using a 2H or H, create a light sketch of the animal’s structure with lines and shapes.

Lightly sketch the head and shoulders of the dog. Indicate the placement of the eyes, nose, and mouth.

The Rubik’s Cube remains the best-selling puzzle toy of all time. Knowing how to draw a cube will come in handy for all sorts of drawings.