How to Draw a Lacrosse Stick
In this tutorial I will teach you how to draw a lacrosse stick. This lesson is very simple and suitable for beginner artists.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to draw a lacrosse stick. Such a stick is used in a sports game. Lacrosse is a team game where teams aim to hit the opponent’s goal with a rubber ball while using a special stick.
This long stick has a scoop to help pick up the ball from the ground and has a net on the end that serves to catch the ball. All these parts are shown in the figure. As you can see, the construction of the lacrosse stick is very simple.
You can easily complete this lesson, even if you have little experience in drawing. This lesson consists of six simple steps, and any aspiring artist can easily cope with such a task. In the process of work, you can use the little tips that I have prepared for you.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 20 minutes
How to Draw a Lacrosse Stick
- Draw the top of the stick.
With a smooth line, draw a figure that looks like a pear.
- Add the long handle.
Depict two straight parallel lines and connect this at the end.
- Draw the inner outline of the stick.
At this stage, sketch out a smooth curved line.
- Add details.
Draw the scoop and outline on the handle.
- Depict the grid.
Draw a circle and sketch out the grid with strokes.
- Color the drawing.
Color the top gray, and use yellow and brown for the handle.
Lesson over! Now you know how to draw a lacrosse stick. You have seen that it is really very simple.
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