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Brainy Pixel

Brainy Pixel's How to Draw and Paint features fun, easy, step-by-step, how-to, super simple video lessons that are perfect for all ages.

Black and white ink drawing of a pirate ship floating in the waves. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw a Pirate Ship. Art Lesson by Michael Thoenes."

Drawing of a magenta teacup-shaped rose with the artist coloring in the green stem. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw a Rose, Easy Open Rose. Art Lesson by Cheryl Crawford."

Color drawing of a gray Siamese cat looking at us with blue eyes and pointy ears. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw a Siamese Cat. Art Lesson by Cheryl Crawford."

Pencil sketch of a woman's face as the artist draws a shoulder. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw a Woman's Face with Pencil. Art Lesson by Cheryl Crawford."

Two frames show the same black ink illustration of a boy's face in an anime style. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw Anime Boy's Face. Art Lesson by Maja Thoenes."

Two frames show the same black ink anime style drawing of a boy's face as he glances to the side. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw Anime Boy's Face Three-quarter View. Art Lesson by Maja Thoenes."

Two frames show the same black ink anime style drawing of a girl's face with wide eyes. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw Anime Girl's Face Three-quarter View. Art Lesson by Maja Thoenes."

Pencil sketches an eye glancing to the side with defined lashes and a smooth eyebrow. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw an Eye with Pencil. Art Lesson by Cheryl Crawford."

Color drawing of wavy orange and yellow flames. Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw Flames. Art Lesson by Michael Thoenes."

Black ink drawing of a bat and lettering in jagged text that reads, "Happy Halloween." Title card reads, "How to Draw and Paint." Text below reads, "How to Draw Happy Halloween in Scary Letters. Art Lesson by Michael Thoenes."

Digital art. Picture of a cartoon black-and-white spotted cow appears on the side of a brown train car. Text reads, "Cow."

Cartoon orange chicken appears on the side of a red train car. Text reads, "Chicken."

Cartoon giraffe appears on the side of a lime-green train car. Text reads, "Giraffe."

On the side of a cartoon train car, a picture of a rainbow arch forming between two clouds, beginning with only the top red arch. Text reads, "red."

Cartoon train engine chugs down the tracks, blowing steam out its chimney. The front of the train resembles a camera lens. Caption reads: "Counting 1 to 10."

On the side of a red cartoon train car, a drawing of blue dots inside boxes in two rows and five columns. Caption spells out the number ten.

Cartoon train engine chugs down the tracks, blowing steam out its chimney. The front of the train resembles a camera lens. Caption reads: "Counting 11 to 20."

Cartoon train engine chugs down the tracks, blowing steam out its chimney. The front of the train resembles a camera lens. Caption reads: "Counting 21 to 30."

Cartoon train engine chugs down the tracks, blowing steam out its chimney. The front of the train resembles a camera lens. Caption reads: "Counting 31 to 40."

Cartoon train engine chugs down the tracks, blowing steam out its chimney. The front of the train resembles a camera lens. Caption reads: "Counting 41 to 50."