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How To Draw A Dagger Drawing
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Step 1. Drawing The Grip of Dagger
Begin by drawing two square shapes. Position the shapes on a diagonal slant, one on top of the other. Notice that the sides of each square curve inward. This begins the handle or grip of the dagger.
Draw two more squares with concave sides, stacked on top of the existing squares. This continues the length of the handle. Contour the handle with short, curved lines.
Use curved lines to draw a parallelogram-like shape at the end of the handle. Then, stack a pentagon on top of this. This forms the pommel of the handle.
Step 2. Drawing The Handle of Dagger
Draw a rectangle at the base of the handle. This begins the outline of the crossguard or quilon, which protects the hand.
Erase the ends of the crossguard. Extend each line using a curved line. Then, connect these lines using a curved line.
Step 3. Drawing The Two Lines:-
Erase the centre of the crossguard. Draw two curved lines that meet at a point, creating a decorative element. Then, draw a small circle beneath this point.
Next, draw the blade. Extend two long, straight lines from the crossguard, angled slightly towards one another. Do not allow the lines to meet.
Then, extend another curved line from the end of each, setting them at a slightly greater angle. Allow the lines to meet at a sharp point. This creates the end of the blade, called the debole.
Step 4. Coloring The Dagger
Draw two straight lines in the centre of the blade, originating from the crossguard. Then, draw two short, straight lines to connect each of these at a sharp point.
This gradation of the blade is called the fuller. Draw a straight line from the tip of the fuller to the tip of the blade.
Conclusion:-
That’s it guys, we have finally completed the drawing of The Dagger. I Hope you liked it and if you have any doubts about the dagger drawing, let me know in the comment section.
