Learn to Draw

with ink
 Ink Tools
To start drawing, view your Draw ribbon.
If you have a Surface Pen, all you need to
draw is touch the screen with your pen to
open the Draw ribbon.
If you want to color in using your fingers on
your touch screen device OR using your
mouse - all you need to do is select the
“Draw with Touch” button on the Draw
ribbon.
To draw, select the Pen or Pencil tool. Once selected,
click the arrow to change the thickness and color of
your pen or pencil.
To draw or color under the line, choose the Highlighter
tool. Once selected, click the arrow to change the
thickness and color of your highlighter.
Use the Eraser tool to erase part or all your ink.
To select part of your ink, use the Lasso Select tool.
To select all of your ink, use the Select Objects option
from your Home Ribbon.
To assist in making smooth shapes, click on the Ink to
Shape option before drawing.
Face and Emotions
Draw big S and small c. Add eyebrow lines and eyes. Start with eyebrows. Two lines can change everything.

Change the mouth line to show feelings.

Add nose and mouth. And couple of lines for hair.

Change the eyes to show emotions.

 Rabbit
Use a black pen for lines. Draw 2 Add ears, and eye and Add 2 lines for body.
lines like a big C. eyebrow.

Use Highlighter to
Draw a tail. Add grass. color (change its size
for tiny places).
 Fairy Village
Start with background. Draw plants. Draw houses with bold
and medium pens.

Draw green plants with black

outline on front. Add tiny
details with the thinnest black:
birds, windows, doors, grass,
fence.

Add windows and doors. Outline windows with white Add black outline.
and add clouds with thin white.
Flower
Add a stem and a leaf. 1. Color with highlighter**:
Add a couple of back main colors first
Draw a flower center. petals. use soft grey for shadows
2. Add a white highlight
with a pen.

Draw front petals and a Draw some thin lines for details
few lines for them.* and volume, and a lady-bird.

**To reach a better result you can

*You can use eraser to delete parts you don’t need or don’t like change a highlighter size when coloring
 Advanced Flower
1. Make a quick sketch with a light grey. 3. Use dark grey for shadows and white
for highlights.

2. Use darker grey for darker parts and

lighter – for all the rest.