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let's draw an impressive impala letter I, this week can't wait to teach you how to, draw this guy you're going to need three, items today for our lesson same items we, use every week a pencil hopefully some, type of eraser either one on the back of, the pencil or a separate one you're, going to need a piece of paper and, something for outlining when you're done, I use the black colored pencil but a, black sharpie marker would work as well, now while you're gathering these items, in your house I also want you to look, for something for coloring I just use, regular crayons, but you can use colored pencils also so, pause the video go find those items meet, me back here and we'll get ready to, start alright you're back great okay, we're going to make our paper tall today, which is vertical we want our people to, look like this, and we're going to be drawing now I'm, going to show you a couple different, versions so this version is the simplest, version and you can see that there are, no rings on the horn now you can see my, other image up here where I added range, but only if you want to add them you can, still tell that this is an Impala even, though there's no rings on the horn, that's just an added detail we'll decide, later once we work working on it, now once you're done drawing it you can, add a little bit more days detail with, your black colored pencil by using some, shading and then after that you can add, even more detail if you'd prefer by, adding some crayons coloring or colored, pencils alright let's begin which say, for tall like a door you want to make, sure that you've got some paper, underneath it just a little bit of, cushion we talked about that each lesson, that helps you're going to get your, pencil in your eraser ready I will be, using my expo marker because I'm working, on a whiteboard so that means your, drawing still look a lot better than, mine find the center of your paper and, put your finger there to make sure it's, the center and then make a little dot, with your pencil that Center is going to, help us because we're going to be, putting the unpolished head below that, dot I'm going to be making those big, beautiful horns above that doll now the, first thing we're going to do is we look, at our picture of our Impala and the, first thing we're going to notice is how, to break it up into shape, I can see that there's going to be a, circle here a circle here and a leash, type shape for the ear so we're going to, start with our biggest circle here for, the head I'm going to find my dot here, and right next to that dot on the right, hand side this is where we're going to, start our circle our circle is going to, go a little bit over to the right of, this but it's going to continue towards, the middle so what I mean by that is, when I draw my circle I don't want to, put it right in the in the center I want, it just a tiny bit over to the right so, I'm going to go over here I'm going to, hover my hand now I've taught you this, before my other lessons when we hover, our hand above our paper before we make, that circle it's going to be a nice, light circle and we won't have so much, trouble erasing it later now once you, get your circle down I know you're going, to be thinking hey I don't like my, circle it's not perfect it doesn't, matter there is no perfect circle here, either so leave it whatever you've got, it's going to be great next we're going, to go down here a little lower and this, is where we're going to add another, circle for his muzzle now that circle is, going to be about two fingers away from, this circle so if you see here's my, first circle about two fingers away is, my smaller circle you want to want to, make this one smaller so not too small, but I'm going to go right here about two, finger spaces away so I can take my, fingers like this and then measure and, then go here and make a smaller circle, that's a little bit closer toward the, corner of the paper so once I have that, circle there I'm going to connect the, two so I'm going to draw a line from, here to here and a line from the bottom, of this circle to the bottom of that, circle so now we're starting to get the, placement the shape of that face after, we do not this is going to help us when, we start to make the eye and I finally, go right here towards the front of that, circle you can see that this Impala has, a large eye so they need to have very, good vision to keep their eyes focused, when they're out in the Savannah, of Africa because they've got to keep, their eyes out for predators that are, coming to maybe hunt them now if you, look right here right in the front of, the circle, we're going to create a large circle for, eye and then once we do that now we can, erase the front of the circle so get, your magic rub eraser or the end of your, pencil and erase that side of that, circle look at it but over here to the, front and we're also going to erase this, one we don't need that anymore alright, so now we're going to start to do the, placement of the front of the eye so, we're just going to draw a line on an, angle coming forward right here and a, little line on the backside where his, eyelash would be once we have both two, lines there to hold the eye in now we're, going to connect the bottom the same way, so I'm going to connect it straight up, and I'm going to connect this one, straight up once I have that all, connected now I can go in and add a, highlight for the eye so highlight is, the shiny light in the eye so I'm just, going to draw a little half circle like, you're in the front and then a larger, circle around that and now I can take my, pencil and very softly go in and shade, that all right so once you've done that, you've got a little bit of a highlight, now at the bottom of the eye a little, highlight up at the top now we can add, the eyelid so the eyelid is just going, to curve from the corner up and over, very close to the eye, now the Impala you can't see from this, photo but the Impala has a very long, eyelashes just like our directed so you, can go ahead and add some lashes right, over here and that keeps that the sand, and the grass is out of his eye now this, is a male because he has the horns only, the males have the horns a male is, called a ram and a female and Paul is, called a youth now here in the front, we're going to create the nose and if, you look at the nose if you just kind of, like a little hook so we're going to go, right up here towards the front and I'm, just going to bring it down on an angle, and make a little hook, right there and then there's a little, dark patch right above it so I'm just, going to make kind of like a little bump, and color it in with my pencil I refer, to this is my pencil because you're, using a pencil so when I say pencil you, know I know that this is a pen but I, call it my pencil now I'm going to go, under here and start to form his mouth, so I'm just going to draw a small curved, line that comes back here and I don't, want to bring it up too high you notice, it doesn't go up too high and then I'm, going to add just a little cheek line, right there and then I'm going to extend, his chin down just a tiny bit so right, now he doesn't really have a chance so, I'm just going to bring it down a little, bit and bring it back see I added just a, little bump there and then you're going, to erase the bottom here all right now, we're going to go back behind the eye, where to start to form the ear in the, ear if you notice it kind of looks like, a leaf shape now from a front view the, impalas ears are large they're very, large because they have very good, hearing they need to be listening at all, times especially when they need a drink, they have to come down to the waterhole, and they have to keep their ears alert, for any type of cheetah or alligators, that might be coming also to the water, hole that might grab them so they have, very very good hearing all right so, we're going to go right here behind the, eye on an angle right up here and we're, going to start to form his ear now I, want you to think about the placement of, the ear it's not going to go up here on, the top of his head, it's back here right on an angle behind, his eye I'm going to form kind of a leaf, shape so we're going to start with the, top of the ear so I'm going to make a, little dot inside the head and then I'm, going to curve it up and back now I want, you to make sure you make those ears, pretty large so if I look at the, placement here I told you I never use, rulers I use my fingers so if I put my, fingers over the photo his head is about, four of my finger and his ear is about, three of my fingers so on my drawing, here I made my head four fingers and I, made my ear about three and a half, fingers so when you're making your ear, you're going, make kind of a curve like a leaf think, about the shape of a leaf you're going, to round it on the end you're going to, bring it out and then back in again when, you bring it back in and don't bring it, all the way back to here you need to, leave a little space here and then we, can erase the head here now we're going, to add the inside of the ears a little, flap for the inside ear so we're going, to draw a line from the middle here it's, just going to curve up and around to the, top he has a bunch of fur right here, inside of this year I know you can't, really see it very well from that, photograph but he has fur in his ear and, I'm reading about it the reason they, have all that soft fuzz like fur in your, ear is to protect their ears when they, are out in that sandy area where they, live and glass the area it protects, their ear so here's it so they don't get, aimed in their ears so we're going to, add a little firm like this around that, flap of his ear and we're going to take, our pencil very softly and just draw a, couple little lines right here to remind, us later when we get to our dark black, pencil we're going to make that a little, darker there's also a little patch of, black right here on the edge of his ear, alright next we're going to go up here, we're going to start to work on his neck, so behind his head here I'm going to, follow the curve of his head going right, through his ear back to the back side, for his neck so I'm just going to follow, this curve of his head, it would kind of go through his ear and, it's just going to come off the edge of, the paper now depending upon where that, is on your paper it might not go right, here on your paper if I come all the way, down to the bottom look at my drawing, here my circle is smaller than this one, here so my head came down focus to the, bottom corner so your picture is going, to look different than mine and it, should I don't want you to draw like me, this is your picture so make sure when, you're drawing that line that it just, makes sense that this is one continuous, curved line now we can erase that dot up, here in the middle paper we don't need, to do any more we're going to draw the, front of the neck, also going to go under here under here, with his chin I'm sorry his jaw would be, this jawbone right here, when DRA has the front of his neck you, want to make sure that the size of his, neck could hold up his head you don't, want to give him some tiny little pencil, neck so it looks like a bobble head and, what it needs to make sense so his neck, needs to be big enough to hold up his, head and now we don't need this circle, anymore so we're going to erase it, underneath this year about half way down, now we're just going to curve this up, just slightly to give him his jaw line, this line right here his jaw all right, now we're almost done we're going to add, a little bit of a line right you're very, softly I want you to draw this very, lightly with your pencil and that will, help us later we're going to add a, little shading in there for the bridge, of his nose and then I want you to add, just a little bit of line right here, underneath his eye and that's going to, remind us where to put the white, coloring when we color him for his fur, because he has a patch of white around, his eye he also has that same patch, above his eye I just want you to very, softly take your pencil and make a, little patch around the front of his eye, so you can see it right here he has, white fur in front of the vibe okay last, part is those beautiful horns so this is, a male a ram and these horns are very, important he uses these horns to defend, himself and he also uses them so he, would use them to bore an animal let's, say he got in a fight with the cheetah, he would use those ram those ears those, on horns pardon me to Ram that cheetah, that was trying to hurt him the other, thing he uses that for is when he is, trying to fight to prove how strong he, is, with other male Rams so let's start, right here underneath the top of his, head in front of his ear and the first, thing we're going to draw is the bottom, of the horns we're just going to draw a, curve like a smile shape now on my, drawing here on my piece of paper my, horn is about 1 and 1/2 fingers wide now, your fingers might be bigger than mine, or smaller than mine it just needs to, be a wide-enough corn that's wide at the, bottom and we're going to bring it all, the way up to the top work its super, tiny and pointy and look at the shape, it's kind of fun we're going to go up, above his head over his ear and then, back up to the top of the paper okay so, up over his head, behind his ear and back up I'm going to, practice with my finger first before I, draw the actual drawing so I'm going to, go up above his head over his ear and, then up toward the corner of the paper, all right now you can either start at, the front or the back of this little, curve of the smile I'm going to start, the front and I'm going to go up over is, ear and then out toward the corner of, the paper now once you do one side, you're going to do the other side the, same way but it's very important I, really want you to focus on making it, wider at the base and it's going to get, skinnier towards the tip let me show you, in my black and white version this is a, better one to show you, so wider at the base and then any as it, gets up to the tip alright so here we go, I'm going to go up starting to get, thinner and thinner and thinner and, thinner till I get to the tip once I do, that one I'm going to erase the top of, the Ted we don't need that anymore, and we're going to draw the second horn, now the second horn is behind this horn, it would also be behind his head so if I, had two horns on my head and I was, turned this way this one is in front you, could see it but this one is behind my, head so you wouldn't be able to see the, base of my horn so we can't see the base, of this one's behind his head it's going, to match this one so this is pretty easy, we're just copying what we did before, now when you start to curve it you want, to curve it before this one so I'm going, to curve it off and around I think I'm, going to erase that I don't like my, curve there that's a little better, and then I'm going to match it so I want, it wide at the bottom and narrow at the, top so I'm going to do it backwards this, time I'm going to go Danny, and start to get it chubbier as it goes, down and the reason I'm doing it that, way is that way I can just stop it once, it gets to this other horn you'll have, to decide what worked the best for you, on your picture now any time you don't, like your drawing posit fix it and then, push play again that's the beauty of, doing these online lessons like this all, right so now we have our antlers done on, our Impala so the next part is to show, you a couple more things and we can stop, here so if this was enough for you and, you're like okay I'm done I don't want, to do anymore then your drawings going, to look beautiful it's going to look, like this right now you can go in and, color it with your with your crayons or, colored pencils all right so at this, point if you're happy you're like mr., tourist I don't want to do any more I'm, done great you can stop the video and, color now some of you are going to be, thinking but wait mrs. tourist I want to, make the antlers look like the picture, of the real Impala and if you do I'm, going to teach you how to do those rings, now this is just a second step you don't, have to do this but if you want to easy, peasy lemon squeezy let me show you how, we're going to do that so I want you to, think about a ponytail holder or a, rubber band and if you were sliding a, bunch of rubber bands on just something, and you had rubber bands that look big, and they went all the way down to tiny, so the first rubber band we're going to, put is right here so picture you're, going to wrap a rubber band around the, front point I'm going to start right, here so I'm going to make a loop that, goes around and back so it went in front, and behind that it's actually a little, fatter than that one and then I'm going, to make another one right underneath it, so if you can see I'm going to show you, close-up on my actual drawing it looks, kind of like he's got a bunch of rubber, bands wrapped around his horn do you see, that so I went it's a little bit fatter, on both sides so you can actually see it, stick out over the horn so this part, once you get it and you figure out how, to do it it is not hard to do at all so, once you've got one down I'm going to, take this one away, see the actual real picture of it see, how it bumps up like that so how we're, going to do that is we're just going to, make another one so I'm going to go, right next to here and make another one, and then another one right next to it, and then another one and then another, one right next to it now as I start to, go up the horn, they're going to get a little bit, smaller now yours are going to look a, lot better than mine because I am doing, them on a white board with a big fat, marker yours are going to look a lot, better than mine but there's no, judgement here right you're not making, fun of my drawing are you all right, we're going to do it on this side the, same way thinking about a rubber band, and then another one and beach ones I, can't draw the backside because it's, behind here so pretty soon you're going, to get used to this and you'll start, going pretty fast as you go all the way, up to the tip of the horn and they, should be getting really tiny when you, get up to the top okay so once you do, that you're going to go in now with your, eraser this time we recommend using the, end of your tensile or the corner of, your eraser and you want to erase the, horn out of that little rubber band it's, not really a rubber band but I don't, know what else to call it when we're, drawing it so you're erasing the horn, out of there as you shouldn't see the, side of the horn in the middle of that, band now once you've done that to all of, them that little extra detail really is, going to help your drawing look even, more real okay so now your drawing is, finished at this point and now it's, shading time this is where we go in with, part number two this is if you've, decided that you want to continue and, make it a little bit more detailed you, might have some in your family that are, like okay I'm done I just want to color, it some of you are like no I want to do, a little bit more detail this is where, this beautiful shading come sense so it, goes from being a black and white, drawing like this to this there's a big, difference in that and that's all with, shading so with the shading I look at my, photograph and I see, see that there's a soft shading of gray, right along the edge here so what you're, going to do now is pause the video and, you're going to use your black colored, pencil or your black marker if you're, using a marker and you're going to stop, the video and you're going to draw over, all of your pencil lines it's really, important that you don't leave it as, pencil because it's going to be too, light I want you to do it with your, black colored pencil or your marker and, you're going to trace those or all of, your lines and then you're going to, erase your pencil lines so when you come, back it should look something like this, and well actually it'll look like my, version that stuff what your picture, should look like when you come back so, once you have come back and it looks, like this or it might have the Rings if, you did that detail then we're going to, do shading so pause the video and then, come on back when you're ready okay you, pause the video right you came back it, looks like this right now we're ready to, do the shading this part is what's going, to add a lot more detail now, unfortunately I can't do that on my, whiteboard very well so your work is, going to look so much better than mine, but I'm going to do my best to try to, show you how to shade we're going to do, a technique called hatching I've talked, to you about that if you've done in my, other lessons before now what the, hatching does is we add a little step, with our colored pencils we've already, outlined everything and then what the, hatching does is it adds a little bit of, Darkness the side of it to make it look, a little bit more natural so for, instance let's hatch a little bit which, means taking our pencil and going in one, direction very softly right up here at, the tip of the year let's add a little, shading to that tip of the year because, thirty years have a dark black there, we're going to add a little shading to, the side of the year here and you might, add a little shading in between the, hairs so that the inside eighth year is, a little bit darker, okay now we're going to add a little bit, of shading right here at the bridge of, his nose so the male the RAM of the, Impala has this gland that's found right, here at the front of his forehead and it, secretes this scent and when he is with, other males and he is trying to prove, how strong he is and he's fighting with, other males with their horns he secretes, the scent out of this gland at the front, of his forehead and the strongest of the, males the more dominant of the males and, that herd they have a stronger scent, there isn't that interesting I think, that's kind of interesting and I guess, the females know which ones are the the, biggest strongest Rams and the herd okay, so when we're done putting a little, hatching there we're going to add a, little hatching right here underneath, his chin so a little shading underneath, this pin and notice I'm always going in, one direction and I'm doing it very, softly and then I'm going to hatch it, all the way down his neck but I'm, putting a little bit more right, underneath this chin because we would, have a darker shadow cast underneath his, jaw okay now I'm going to look right, here and I'm going to hatch a little bit, right here along that strip that we drew, very lightly so right here I'm very, softly going to hatch just a little bit, not so hard to do with a marker okay and, you're gone also hatched a little bit, along this underside of his chin now, once we've done that you're going to, hatch right underneath his ear to put a, little shadow underneath this ear and, then very softly just brush your pencil, along his back right along the side we, want all of the edges just to have a, little shading on it we're not doing it, hard it's nothing dark you can see it's, very soft and subtle so once you've done, that you can put a little bit right, around his nostril because that's a hole, so it would cast a shadow and then the, final part is this horn so we're going, to start by doing a little shading on, the right side of that entire horn you, can see how dark that shadow is right, here on the underside of the form so, very softly just take your pencil and, just hatch now unfortunately my marker, does not work as well as your pencil so, I'm going to try to do it but your, pictures going to look so much better, than mine so I'm just putting a little, shading on the right time and do the, same thing on this side and then you, might want to re outline this front horn, darker so go around each ring too so go, straight and then around the ring, straight around the ring straight around, the ring until you get to the end let me, show you why you want to darken the, outline on that horn here because you're, going to be shading me horn behind it, and you want this one not to get lost in, all of that shading so you want this one, to stand out so by outlining it just a, little bit darker it's going to help it, pop a little bit yeah I made that, outline a little bit darker, can you see that right there okay so, once you've done that then you can shade, very lightly the underside of each one, of those bands, I call them rubber bands but right there, just shade each one of those rubber, bands those bands, sorry not rubbers Innes okay now once, you've done that it is time to do all of, your coloring and your coloring, use crayons that's what I use so let me, show you the colors I used I used a, little yellow a little orange and a, little brown and let me show you how, pretty that turned out so the Impala has, these beautiful colors you suck a rust, rusty orange color and then he has black, here he's got a white patch around his, eyes and a white patch around his mouth, and you can always look up online some, pictures of impalas to see one close-up, you've got a little bit of gray in his, horns so these are all the colors I use, that was pretty fun that that's all I, need for my picture we're for crayons I, use black brown yellow and orange that, was it and I think you turned out pretty, now the one that I colored was the, simple horned one let me tell you one, more fact before we say goodbye today, and that is that the Impala is amazing, jump, jumper and runner so he can run about 35, miles an hour so 35 miles an hour is, basically how fast you would drive on a, Main Street like a main road but if you, have to get away from let's say a, cheetahs chasing him he can run up to 55, miles an hour so how fast is that that's, how fast your parents would be driving, on the freeway, so think about looking out your window, while you're driving on the freeway and, seeing an Impala running past you well, actually they do this jumping they don't, really run they jump, speaking of jumping check this out so, you thought the red-eyed tree frog that, we learned about physicalist jumper, disguise better he can jump ten feet, high in the in the air straight up so, ten feet straight up so think about how, tall that is taller than your dad but he, can jump 33 to 35 feet from a stand this, way forward 33 to 35 feet that's just I, can't even imagine being able to jump, that far and another thing that he can, do is when he is running and jumping and, trying to get away from something that's, chasing him which is usually a cheetah, he can do this amazing to where he can, change directions at the drop of a dime, like you, some football players like quarterbacks, that can do that they can run and is, that a running back maybe I'm not very, good at the sports thing but where they, can change directions this set can do, that amazing so he could be running and, going one direction and then switch, directions immediately and go a, different direction and the only other, animal that is faster than he's the, second fastest animal in the world the, first test is guess what the cheetah, that's why his manoeuvrability and his, able is being able to jump in those, amazing things like that 33 feet this, way 10 feet straight up change, directions at the drop of a dime that's, where he is able to escape the cheetah, and the Cheetahs chasing him I hope you, liked learning about our beautiful, Impala today and I hope you had fun, drawing him I am having a great time, teaching you and I look forward to, seeing you for our next lesson have you, subscribed yet I hope you're subscribed, there's a little red button that you can, push so if you're having fun learning, how to draw with me please tell your, friends tell your family have them jump, on board there's a whole alphabet of, animals we get to go through from a to z, we're only on i right now so I hope, you're having fun and I will see you, next lesson have a wonderful day

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How can I use the colored Impala printables?, How can I use the colored Impala printables?, What are Impalas known for?, What are Impalas known for?, What games can I play with my Male impala?, What games can I play with my Male impala? , How can I use the colored Impala printables?, How can I use the colored Impala printables?, What are Impalas known for?, What are Impalas known for?, What games can I play with my Male impala?, What games can I play with my Male impala?