No-Drawing Church Building Tutorial

You do not need to know how to draw; see the cover for the result. Most other parts are flexible, so this mainly explains how to build the main body and obtain most of the models. Other places use similar methods, such as railings made from four stretched copied arches plus a pillar, and buildings made from tower sides, tower or door roofs, and copied vine arrangements. Step outline: 1. Draw the rough arch: open an upright board, draw a square and its inscribed circle, copy the circle and move it so its diameter lies on the square edge. Use the intersecting arcs as the arch top, add two vertical lines, thicken the arch with the outline filter, then fill it with paint bucket and save as a pattern sheet. 2. Draw the usable arch emblem: place the rough arch three times on an upright board, resize it, fill the middle with gray shadow, and save as the arch pattern. 3. Draw a pillar on a new upright board as an emblem. 4. Add lines inside the arch, adjust size, and save it as a window. 5. Combine arches, windows and pillars to make tower, side door and door patterns. 6. Draw the flying buttress by outlining in white, lowering contrast and increasing brightness for slight shadow. 7. Assemble as shown. 8. Copy and paste the other parts, cover component edges with rose vine emblems, and draw the ground flowers with an “e” shape, petals, red fill, darkening filter and highlights.