=Important steps
Choose your subject matter: You can draw anything you like, from still life objects to landscapes to portraits. Consider what you want to draw and gather any reference material you may need.
Prepare your materials: You will need a drawing surface, such as a piece of paper or a sketchbook, and a drawing tool, such as a pencil or pen. If you are using a pencil, choose a soft lead for shading and a hard lead for fine lines.
Start with basic shapes: When drawing a complex subject, it's helpful to start by breaking it down into simple shapes. For example, when drawing a person, start by drawing a circle for the head, rectangles for the torso and limbs, and ovals for the joints.
Add details: Once you have the basic shapes in place, start adding details to your drawing. Pay attention to the proportions of your subject, and use shading to create depth and texture.
Experiment with different tools: There are many different tools you can use for drawing, from graphite pencils and charcoal to colored pencils and markers. Try experimenting with different tools to find the ones you like best.
Practice regularly: Like any other skill, drawing takes practice to get better. Set aside time each day or each week to draw, and try new subjects and techniques.
Get feedback: Share your drawings with friends and family, and ask for their honest opinions. You can also join online communities of artists to get feedback and connect with others who share your passion for drawing.
