Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! Remember how I showed you how to draw a ribbon using two pencils stuck together with rubber bands? What if you want your ribbon to be larger? Well, you just gonna need to stick something between the pencils to make them further apart from each other. I'm using my eraser. Make sure that the tips are aligned and you're good to go. You can adjust the distance between the pencil tips by moving the eraser further in. First, create your basic shape by using a curly gesture. Then close the gaps by connecting the lines and erase the pencil lines that you won't need. This way, you create a sense of depth and perspective in your ribbon. Now I want the ribbon to go around something, so I'll draw a glass. Adjust until you're happy with the shape and overlap. Then trace with a waterproof fine liner and add details if needed. Make sure the ink has dried before you erase the pencil lines. This looks fun, but I think it could use some color. I'll quickly color it in using watercolors. I'm using a brush pen here, but you can also use a normal brush and a jar of water. Then you can choose a brush sized perfectly for the drawing and work a bit neater than I'm doing here. I'm using bright colors, diluting my paint more for the lighter bits and adding more dense paint for the shadow areas. Thank you for watching this video. Now you know you can make awesome art. Head over to my website, gochicuna.nl to learn more and join one of my classes.