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**** Two apple sketch ****



     If you can draw a few basic shapes, you can sketch an apple! For a realistic apple, create a circle that narrows at the bottom and has a bumpy lower portion with an indented top. Add highlights and shadows so your apple looks 3-dimensional. To make a cute cartoon apple, start with a circle and sketch a curved line at the top and bottom to give the apple its classic shape. Include a little stem and leaf to complete your drawing. Finish by coloring in your apple.

how to draw two realistic apple sketch
  1. Sketch a circle that's as large as you'd like the apple to be.
  2. Draw a horizontal oval that overlaps the bottom quarter of the circle.
  3. Create an m-shape at the top and an upward indent at the bottom. 
  4. Sketch 2 narrow parallel lines to make a short stem.
  5. Draw an oval-shaped leaf attached to the stem.
  6. Erase unnecessary guidelines from the middle of the apple.
  7. Use cross-hatching and shading to make your apple appear 3-dimensional.
  8. Erase areas near the top of the apple that you'd like to highlight. 

                **********      you have to try this...i hope you will much batter perfom

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