How to Draw a Fish Bowl
Draw a simple circle, being as careful as you can., Use a ruler and draw a line approximately half an inch, or 1 centimeter (0.4 in), across the top of the fish bowl., Sketch a line about half an inch (1 cm) below the first line., Add the bottom of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Draw a simple circle
Use light pencil strokes to begin.
You will need to do some erasing in the next step. -
Step 2: being as careful as you can.
Erase everything above the line. , Make sure this line is parallel to the top of the fish bowl.
This line is your waterline.
If you plan on having a colored fish bowl, sketch this very lightly. , Using a ruler, lightly draw an even line about 1⁄4 centimeter (0.1 in) from the bottom most part of the bowl.
Take your ruler and measure where the fish bowl itself and your new line are exactly 1 centimeter (0.4 in) apart.
Draw a light line here, and repeat on the other side.
Curve the sides of the bottom up a little, so it looks more circular. , Add plants, gravel, fish castles, or whatever you please. ,, -
Step 3: Use a ruler and draw a line approximately half an inch
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Step 4: or 1 centimeter (0.4 in)
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Step 5: across the top of the fish bowl.
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Step 6: Sketch a line about half an inch (1 cm) below the first line.
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Step 7: Add the bottom of the fish bowl.
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Step 8: Draw the interior of the fish bowl.
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Step 9: Color in your new masterpiece!
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Step 10: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Use light pencil strokes to begin.
You will need to do some erasing in the next step.
Erase everything above the line. , Make sure this line is parallel to the top of the fish bowl.
This line is your waterline.
If you plan on having a colored fish bowl, sketch this very lightly. , Using a ruler, lightly draw an even line about 1⁄4 centimeter (0.1 in) from the bottom most part of the bowl.
Take your ruler and measure where the fish bowl itself and your new line are exactly 1 centimeter (0.4 in) apart.
Draw a light line here, and repeat on the other side.
Curve the sides of the bottom up a little, so it looks more circular. , Add plants, gravel, fish castles, or whatever you please. ,,
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