Maybe you’re wondering - can the wind be actually drawn? Well, we are usually taught to visualize the realistically invisible gush of air by putting lines to signify the wind. This particular art lesson on How to Draw Wind is more than tracing lines. It is more of a depiction of a scenario when there are strong winds; when there’s terrible storm maybe, the one when thunder roars and lightning strikes. In such a situation, we visualize the wind by showing the direction of the swaying of trees or where our hair is swept or blown. As you follow this online tutorial’s step by step instructions on How to Draw Wind, you will little by little uncover the dark scenery. To be able to capture natural events in a sketch is worth admiring. It appears simple but it isn’t that easy compared with other drawing exercises. So focus and give your all in depicting the scenario. After this activity, you can search for other natural event or landscape renderings and practice your skills some more. You’ll see that you’re improving through time, project after project.