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🖍️ Tools For Success
- Paper (Our Free How To Draw Template PDF)
- Pencil
- Polymer Eraser
- Outline Markers
- Coloring Tools (I recommend Crayola’s 140 Piece Coloring Case)
🎨 Parents: The only tools you need to use these how-to-draw tutorials are: an eraser, a pencil, and a piece of paper. But – if you have them around – a sketching pencil makes for fainter and softer lines that help kids build fine motor accuracy. I also recommend going over the sketch pencil with a black outline marker when you’re done for a neater finish. Lastly, erase the pencil marks before adding color.
Learn To Draw Waterfall Step By Step
- Draw two big oval-like land formations parallel to each other in a vertical position. You can create a short distance between them or a longer one, depending on how you like it.
- Between the land formations, draw a straight horizontal water edge on top and two wavy water splashes at the bottom parallel to each other. The wavy-curved water splash at the bottom will look like tiny long clouds, so the more irregularities, the better.
- Draw four slightly curved vertical lines to create waterfalls between the land formations.
- Beneath the land formations and waterfalls, draw two curved water flows parallel to each other with three irregularities for each curved line: the bigger irregularity, the better.
- Land formations are usually brown in appearance, and water bodies appear blue as the sky reflects on them. Color the waterfalls and the inner water flow with a lighter shade of blue, while the outer water flows with a darker shade, the water splash at the bottom of the waterfalls white, and the land formation brown.
Fun Facts About Waterfalls
- Waterfalls seem peaceful and beautiful in their natural setting but once you turn on the noise, you see the power. Waterfalls are a strong source of hydroelectric power and reckless behavior of some who are daredevils.
- Every waterfall is different – just like snow or human fingerprints!
- Waterfalls can be manmade, the largest artificial waterfall in the world is Cascata delle Marmore, made by Ancient Romans in Italy. It has a height of 541 feet.
- The reason why waterfalls are so dangerous is that the water hits the bedrock below, and if you go off a waterfall, so will you and it’s very deadly. Also, other rocks that fall with the waterfall can land above you too.
- Waterfalls bring in local economies a steady income. It’s estimated over 30 million people visit Niagara Falls every year.
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