Let's do it...Do It Yourself👉Craft, Creativity, Drawing, origami, DIY, Recycling and more week95

First of all I want to thank @mesola for giving us the chance to show off our creativeness every week. This week I've shared in the delineation order and I'm participating with you all the whole process of drawing an eagle that I formed. In the images above you can see how I slowly developed from a simple sketch to a finished image.

✏️ Step# 1 Initial sketch

First I made a light sketch of the eagle's head with a pencil. I did not use too important pressure so I could fluently abolish if I made a mistake. At first just make the beak and eye shape. At this stage the image looked veritably plain and empty but that was the premise.

✏️ Step# 2 Detailing the face

Coming I did some light shadowing around the eye and stressed the beak line. I tried to make the eagle's eye look tough and staid because the eagle is considered a symbol of frippery and strength.

✏️ Step# 3 Beginning of the neck and wings

In the third step I started forming the neck wings. I formed small lines to make the wings make natural. After that sketch the body and determine the spread of the wings.

✏️ Step 4 Full body and shadowing

In the last step I did shadowing each over the body. I used the pencil in light and dark strokes to give a distinct sense. The claws are also detailed as they represent the strength of the eagle.

Eventually I signed the photo to make it clear that it was my own work.

I felt so relaxed while making this delineation. At first I allowed, I might not be suitable to make a perfect body, but as I progressed, my confidence grew. I learned that indeed delicate effects come easy if we're patient.
Drawing isn't only a skill but also a origin of peacefulness of head. I would advise all friends whether you're an expert or not, just pick up a pencil and start.
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I invite some of my friends to share in this competition to show their creativity. Eventually thanks again to the organizer and best wishes to all the partakers.
May God help us all to learn further and move forward.

Best Regards,
@abdullaht