#sawan
#handsaw
#drawing
#drawandlearnwitheshal
#drawandlearn
#drawingforkids
Here's a step-by-step guide:
Outline: Start with a long, straight line for the blade of the saw. Make sure it's not too long or too short, just the right size for a kid's hand to color in comfortably.
Teeth: Add small, triangular shapes along one side of the blade to represent the teeth of the saw. These can be evenly spaced and not too pointy for safety.
Handle: Below the blade, draw a simple handle shape. It can be rounded or rectangular, depending on your preference. Leave a small gap between the blade and the handle.
Details: Add some details to the handle, like lines or circles, to make it look more realistic.
Coloring: Now it's time to color! You can use bright and vibrant colors to make the saw look appealing to kids. Maybe a yellow blade with a blue handle, or any combination that you think would catch the eye.
Remember to include your channel name, "Draw and learn with Eshal", somewhere in the drawing, perhaps as a watermark or signature at the bottom.