How to draw bugs


Handy step-by-step breakdown of how to draw a bee

This method can be applied to any insect you would like to draw. 
Just break the insect down into its various elements and draw them one thing at a time.
This goes hand in hand with the guideline method you have been introduced to in lesson time.
Have a go at a couple at home as an extension task (just ask one of us if you would like to take cartridge paper home) and bring them in to be included in your coursework.
Good luck!

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