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How to draw a still life:
As a student, we learn about many things at school. We might think that math and physics are the most important subjects and we have to be good at it. But, have you ever thought about creativity? With creativity, we can make a lot of interesting, innovative, and beautiful objects. So, today I'm going to tell you the ways to draw still life with just one pencil.
What is still life? Still life is a picture consisting predominantly of inanimate object.

1. Prepare an object to draw, a piece of paper, 2B pencil, and no eraser.
2. Draw a sketch
3. Draw the details with thin lines
4. Draw the art line (with bold and middle lines)
    Observe the light source
    To make bold lines, you should give the pencil more pressure
5. Draw the details
6. Draw the shades

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