Step 2. Connect the potatoes and add "cello corners."
Step 3. Erase the parts you don't need.
Step 4. Add a celery stick at the top and a toothpick at the bottom, held in place by a gumdrop.
Step 5. Add a crescent roll on top of the celery stick and decorate with four lollipops.
Step 6. Turn it around, and there's your cello.
With apologies to B. Kliban and his "how to draw a cat" cartoons.
11 comments:
An edible cello!
That's loverly!
I'll never look at a cello the same way again. ("Can I turn the lollipops?")
Thanks - excellent pointers. Excuse me, though, for some inexplicable reason I'm feeling hungry.
The "lollipops" are my favorite part.
Your 3 circles reminded me of my grandfather's drawings of a cat. He would start with 2 circles, add 2 pointy ears, and a tail, and voila! A cat! He drew this for every grandchild and great-grandchild.
Very cute!
It reminds me of the thing on how to carve an elephant....look at the stone and get rid of everything that isn't part of the elephant. :)
Thanks for your comments! I hope you will all sally forth and draw cellos now. Violins can be drawn in the same manner. Just use smaller potatoes, omit the toothpick, and add a chicken liver chin rest.
hey, nice drawing
is it hard to play the cello?
i've thinking of getting into it... idk
Nice Cello :)
year it is cool
Great cello, i just need to know how to draw the front! i hope it includes more gumdrops and lollipops!
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