How do you draw mount rushmore

How to Draw a Spring Scene. How to Draw a Beach Umbrella. How to Draw Railroad Tracks. How to Draw Fireworks. How to Draw a Sunset. How to Draw a Cartoon Goth Girl. How to Draw a Night Sky. How to Draw a Middle-aged Woman. How to Draw a Mobile Phone. More Drawing Guides. How to Draw Bamboo. How to Draw Grapes. Start off with four oval shapes placed in a row. STEP 2. One by one start sketching the shapes of each president starting with their hair.

This is a simple process that is not that time consuming. STEP 3. Now, one by one start sketching in the faces of all four presidents.

I start with the eyes and noses of all of them. Roosevelt has a mustache that could be drawn in now if you like. Lincoln looks like he is wearing glasses when he is not. STEP 4. Roosevelt has a mustache that could be drawn in now if you like. Lincoln looks like he is wearing glasses when he is not. Step 4. In this step sketch the carvings of the mountain with rough edges. Sketch in the mouths and squareness to the sculptures before you proceed on to the next step.

These images are like drawing faces without the details. Step 5. This is where you draw the actual mountain side. Washington looks like he has a suit on. The best way to sketch out this step is to draw ridged lines sporadically on the mountain. Before you move onto the next step erase all the guidelines and sketch marks that tend to make a sketch look dirty. Step 6. Here is the finished sketch. That wasn't so bad was it? You can color it or leave it as is.

I have my sketch as is on my pad it looks a whole lot realer, But that is totally up to you. Comments 0. More From Dawn. Mature Content. Artist: Dawn Date Added: January 25, Steps: 6 Favorited: 6 view Views: 0 in last hour, 5 in last day, 50 in last week, total Comments: 0 Tags: how to draw statues Description: In the mountains of South Dakota lie the four distinct faces carved out of stone, our past presidents that changed America.

The idea to have a part of American history carved in stone came from a historian Doane Robinson back in Robinson contacted Gutzon Borglum, he is the man that agreed to come out to black hills in and inspect the area that would hold the four sculptures.