How to Draw a Stand up Paddle Board

1. Begin the stand up paddle board outline by drawing the athlete's face. Use curved lines to outline the eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, and face. Shade a small oval inside each eye.

2. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to draw the girl's hair, neck, shoulders, and arm.

3. Use overlapping curved lines to draw the fingers and the ends of the paddle on each side. Extend long, parallel lines to begin the paddle itself. Sketch the remaining arm using two long curved lines.

4. Use overlapping curved lines to draw the remaining hand grasping the lower portion of the paddle. Use curved lines to draw the woman's tank top and torso.

5. Complete the swimsuit using curved lines, then use long lines for the leg. Complete the foot with short, overlapping lines for the toes.

6. Draw the remaining leg. Again, use long lines for the leg itself and short ones for the toes. Contour the collar bones, knees, and ankles with short lines.

7. Use a series of long and short lines that meet at jagged points to enclose the ponytail hair. Then, extend the paddle beyond the hand, using a pair of long, straight lines. Connect them at the bottom, and band the handle with a straight line. Then, use curved lines to enclose the triangular shape of the paddle.

8. Use a long, curved line to enclose the paddle board. Draw a line parallel to its edge, giving it a three-dimensional appearance. Draw curved lines to indicate ripples in the water around it and a straight line for the horizon.

9. Draw short, horizontal lines to indicate waves in the distance. Draw clouds, with horizontal lines for the bottoms and curved lines for the tops. Draw "V" shaped lines in the sky to indicate birds.

Your stand up paddle board outline is now complete. Color your drawing.