An angel standing with both wings opened right out, eyes closed, holding a star in both hands. This is the page for someone who wants to sit down properly with a pencil: there is a real face, long folds in the robe, and rows of feathers that take as long as you give them. It is also the only sheet here that suits being framed. The christmas candle is there for a shorter sitting.
An angel with both wings out, holding a star.
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Want to draw christmas angel yourself?
Here is christmas angel in 9 steps.
Draw a light vertical line down the page; everything is built either side of it.
Draw the head and the two hands, then the robe widening to the hem.
Add the sleeves, wide at the wrist and gathered at the shoulder.
Sweep the left wing up and out, the top edge in one long stroke.
Mirror the right wing against the centre line, same height, same reach.
Fill each wing with rows of feathers, short at the shoulder, long at the tip.
Draw the hair falling either side of the face, then the closed eyes and mouth.
Place the star between the hands.
Run the folds of the robe from the waist down to the hem, then erase the centre line.
What you need
Paper, a pencil and an eraser.
Worth having for this one