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HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING HOW TO
HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING PDF
HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING MOD

This might not make any sense now, but once you’ll start, you’ll see how this will help you not to think too much about the process itself and just let everything flow naturally. As a general rule, when tracing your bird, try to clear your mind and sketch rather quickly than slow. You can go as detailed as you want, but I mostly insisted on the wings’ feathers details and then traced a few scribbles to make some shadows and add more interest.

I tried to sketch irregular, imperfect and feathery contour details using small zig-zag or rounded pencil strokes, rather than tracing lines that were too sharp or plain. I started with tracing the contour of the bird and tried to preserve all the small details that made it unique. The translucency of the tracing paper really worked to my advantage, because I was able to see and trace all these lovely details. I chose birds that had a lot of beautiful details and a lovely ‘fluffy’ shape. Place your tracing paper on top of your laptop image and start tracing your first bird. I prepared a piece of tracing paper and a sharp pencil and I was ready to rock and roll!Ģ. I rotated the images on my laptop first, then simply flipped the laptop and placed it -with the screen laying flat – on the table. I decided to use my laptop to trace and sketch the images, I thought it would be so much easier to make the images smaller or larger, depending on what I needed. – if you have an Ipad, you can use Procreate to trace the images there using your Apple Pencil – this way you’ll create digital copies of your sketched imagesġ. – use your laptop as your lightbox to trace and sketch the images OR – you can either print the original images from The Graphics Fairy and use them as your model OR You have a few options right from the beginning:

HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING HOW TO

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN DIY TRACING PAPER BIRD SKETCHES WITH YOUR LAPTOP AS A LIGHTBOX

HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING MOD

Mod Podge or craft glue to adhere the bird sketches.

tracing paper or tissue paper to get a translucent background / regular paper, cardstock paper, sticker paper to get a white background.

SUPPLIES TO PRINT AND USE THE BIRD SKETCHES

Photoshop or another photo editor (Picmonkey, Canva).

a fineliner ink pen – I used the 0.5 mm Ecco Pigment from Faber Castell.

your laptop or the printed versions of the original bird images.

original bird images from The Graphics Fairy – I used these: 1 2 3 4 5.

Let’s get started! SUPPLIES TO MAKE YOUR OWN BIRD SKETCHES The supply list is not too long today, it’s really amazing how only a few ‘ingredients’ will make magic happen! Our key ingredient for today is definitely tracing paper, I will show you how to use it to trace and sketch the birds, but also how to print on it using a laserjet printer.

HALLOWEEN SCENERY FOR TRACING PDF

> Click HERE to Download the Full Size Printable PDF <. But please, for the sake of experimenting and maybe trying something new, go ahead and sketch your own, I promise you will love every single one of these cuties! Of course, to make things a little easier, I’m also sharing the printable with the bird sketches that I’ve made, just in case you need to print these birdies ASAP. But I LOVED making these sweet little birds so much I knew I just HAD to show you how to actually make these yourself! I created these super chic and lovable bird sketches beforehand and my initial idea was to show you how to print them on tracing paper and include them in your own projects. Hello, Graphics Fairy friends, Diana from Dreams Factory here, ready to share a really exciting tutorial with you! Today I will be showing you how to trace with your laptop, or tablet, as a lightbox and make your own DIY Tracing Paper Sketch Birds! You know I love a good experiment, so today I thought it would be fun to show you how easy it is to make your own sketches from an image, even though you don’t know how to draw or sketch! Share on Pinterest How to Trace with your Laptop, or Tablet, as a Lightbox!