How to Draw a Hockey Stick
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Start by drawing out the guideline of the hockey stick by drawing an L shape.
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Now draw out the stick part of which is also the handle. You will also need to draw the top of the stick which is the knob.
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Finish off the design of the hockey stick by drawing out the paddle part at the bottom. As you can see it looks a little like a golf club.
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Draw in the definition line at the tip of the stick, and then draw in and color a band for a design with three scratch like marks.
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For the last drawing step, draw in the definition line down the pole of the and then ad rim under the knob. Erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one, and then you are all done.
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Here is what your hockey stick looks like now that you are all done. Color it in, or use it for another player. Thanks guys for your visit on this lesson with how to draw a hockey stick.
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February 24, 2011
Description: I promise I will not upload any more sports related lessons today but I may do some tomorrow or maybe the next day. I have a lesson that is going to teach you "how to draw a hockey stick", step by step. This is going to be a real simple tutorial to follow and I'm not going to go crazy with a description on this wooden stick. All I'm going to say is that a hockey stick is what a hockey player uses to maneuver the puck across the ice. When the puck is in line to the oppenents net or goal, the player will attempt to take a shot to get the hockey puck in the net. If all is well the team has just scored some points. I'm not a hockey fan whatsoever, but I do know some of the basics with almost every sport as does a lot of other people. Anyways, if you are a fan of the sport you will enjoy this lesson on how to draw a hockey stick. I think you will find that this tutorial is going to be simple, fun and very versatile. You can add some of your own personal tweaks to dress up the stick if you like, or you can even draw in a player behind the stick, it's totally up to you. That's it people I have to go, and I will be back tomorrow. If you plan on sticking around I hope you enjoy the rest of your drawing day!
