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14 Easy Musical Instruments Drawing Tutorials

Let's make some music! You can decorate for a party or catch up on your homework for band class with the help of these easy musical instrument drawing tutorials... Read more

How to Draw Kids: 58 Step-by-Step Drawing Tutorials

Being a kid is an amazing part of your life. Some kids can't wait to grow up, but here's a bit of advice: don't try to grow up too fast. After all, you'll never be a kid again. You can capture these halcyon days by learning how to draw kids... Read more

How to Draw an Anemometer

If you want to learn how to draw an anemometer, you've come to the right place. If you are wondering what an anemometer is, we'll tell you. An anemometer is "an instrument that measures wind...
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How to Draw a Ukulele

Would you like to learn how to draw a ukulele cartoon? This easy, step-by-step musical instrument drawing tutorial will help you quickly master the ukulele outline... Read more

How to Draw a Drum

The drum is one of the most famous instruments in the world. Ancient humans built the first drums thousands of years ago... Read more

How to Draw Bells

A bell is a percussion instrument. Bells are shaped like cups and have a hammer in the center. This combination results in a loud and often musical sound. Bells are also symbolic... Read more

How to Draw a Saxophone

The saxophone is a single-reed woodwind instrument. It was invented in Paris, France in 1846. It consists of a brass tube, 24 keys, and a mouthpiece like that of a clarinet... Read more

How to Draw a Flute

For the flute, "a stream of air [is] directed against a sharp edge" which separates into eddies. The tone and sound are controlled by the placement of the fingers over the flute's holes. The flute in our illustration is known as a recorder, fipple flute, or whistle flute. The recorder was produced during the fourteenth century; today, it is often used in schools as the students' introduction to playing a musical instrument... Read more

How to Draw a Telescope

The telescope is an instrument which allows a person to see great distances, even into outer space. The word "telescope" actually means "far-seeing."... Read more

How to Draw a Piano

The piano or pianoforte is a musical instrument played by striking keys with your fingers. Many people do not realize that the piano is actually a string instrument, like the... Read more

How to Draw a Stethoscope

The stethoscope or phonendoscope is a medical instrument used to listen to the sounds produced inside the body, typically those of the heart and lungs but sometimes the intestines or blood flow. Listening to these sounds is known as "auscultation." The stethoscope was first invented in 1816... Read more

How to Draw a Trumpet

The trumpet, also spelled trompette or trompete, is a musical instrument of the brass wind family. The term "trumpet" describes a number of instruments throughout history played by vibrating the lips against the mouthpiece. The earliest trumpets were made from the horns of animals such as rams or bulls, or conch shells. Today, trumpets are made of metal... Read more

How to Draw a Thermometer

Thermometers are instruments used to measure temperature. The first thermometer was built in 1592 by Galileo Galilei. They did not become widely available until the 1800s... Read more

How to Draw a Microscope

A microscope is a scientific instrument "that produces enlarged images of small objects." The word "microscope" comes from ancient Greek words meaning "small" and "to see." Microscopes are used to investigate small objects that are too little to be seen with the naked eye... Read more

How to Draw a Clarinet

The clarinet is a woodwind instrument. It is played by blowing through the mouthpiece and pressing keys to form different notes. A single reed is attached to the mouthpiece. It is the vibration of... Read more

How to Draw a Cross: Easy Step-by-Step Cross Drawing Tutorial for Beginners

According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the cross is "the principal symbol of the Christian religion." Many Christian churches hold that the cross was the instrument used to bring about the death of Jesus, and therefore venerate it. Other scholars hold that the instrument of the Messiah's death was, instead, an upright stake... Read more