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Drawing Waves: A Quick Guide

Drawing waves can seem daunting, but breaking them down into simpler steps makes it much easier. Here's a basic approach:

1. Establish the Horizon Line: Begin by drawing a straight line across your paper. This is your horizon%20line, representing where the sky meets the sea. Decide where you want the viewer to be in relation to the water; higher or lower.

2. Draw the Base Shapes: Waves often start as gentle curves and undulations. Lightly sketch these curves to create the overall rhythm of your wave pattern. Think of these as the foundation of your wave%20structure. This is where you decide where the main waves will be.

3. Add Crests and Troughs: Define the high points (crests) and low points (troughs) of your waves. Crests are where the wave peaks, and troughs are the valleys in between. This will give your waves volume. Pay attention to the distance between crests%20and%20troughs; varying them creates a more realistic effect.

4. Incorporate Details: Now add details like the foam and splashes that occur at the crest of the wave. Varying line weight will make your waves look more realistic%20waves. You can use short, broken lines for foam and larger, more energetic lines for splashes. Also add the darker shadows to the undersides of the wave.

5. Consider Perspective: Waves get smaller as they approach the horizon. Keep this perspective%20effect in mind when drawing waves that stretch into the distance.

6. Add color: Think about the color of the sky and how the water will reflect it. Add shadows underneath the waves. Water is not always blue%20color.

7. Practice: The key to drawing great waves is practice. Try different wave formations, lighting conditions, and levels of detail.