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    Draw a Teapot

    How This little teapot is simple to draw because it’s made mostly from ovals.

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    Ovals can be tricky, but once you get the hang of them, they’re simple!
    Almost every oval used to draw something, like this teapot, are the same shape, just larger or
    smaller. They will all stack up on an imaginary center line, so that’s what you should draw first.

    1.Draw the center line for the teapot. 3. Let’s make the lid. Draw an oval a
    little larger than the pot’s opening and
    2. Draw the largest round part another one right above that it. This
    of the teapot centered on the shows the thickness of the lid. Now
    line. Draw things with a light draw an oval for the dome of the lid,
    line for now. Now, draw an using a more rounded and taller oval.
    oval at the top for the opening Top the dome with a small oval for the
    of the pot. Next, draw another lid handle. To draw the base of the
    oval at the bottom, where the pot, use two ovals close together, like
    base will attach. You’ll see we did on the opening.
    three other small ovals, two
    for where the handle attaches
    and one for the spout.

    Ovals are little hard to get right the first time, so practice drawing over this sketch
    of the pot. Draw lightly at first and then darken just the lines you would keep in the
    finished drawing. After you’ve practiced, try it on a new sheet of paper.

    4. Now it’s time for the handle


    and spout. The spout is a
    curved cylinder. It is larger at
    the teapot end and smaller at
    the pouring end. The handle is
    also a curved cylinder that is a
    little thicker in the middle. Use
    a half circle to make the parts
    of the handle. The handle
    attaches at the two ovals,
    which are hidden from view on
    the other side of the pot.

    The other ovals on the body


    of the pot are guides for
    decorating your pot. You can
    add flowers or stripes along
    these ovals.

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