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How to draw the Empire State Building?
- Start with a tall, slender rectangle. Add the iconic antenna on top. Then add lots of tiny windows. Remember, it's tall. Very tall.
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How to draw the Statue of Liberty?
- Start with the base, then the robe, then the arm, then the torch. Don't forget the crown. It's all about the details. And green.
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How to draw a New York City street?
- Draw two lines for the street, add sidewalks, buildings on either side, and then fill it with details like streetlights, fire hydrants, and those all important yellow cabs.
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How to draw a realistic skyline?
- Use perspective, break it down into layers, and don't be afraid to use reference photos. Practice makes perfect (or at least less chaotic).
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How to add "New York energy" to my drawing?
- Add lots of details, like pigeons, food carts, and tiny humans. Use bold lines and contrasting colours. And embrace the chaos.
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