How Do You Draw A Human Heart?
The human heart is one of the body’s vital organs, meaning that without it, the body cannot live. It is a subject that has appeared in art, and one example of this is Frida Kahlo’s infamous painting “Las Dos Fridas [The Two Fridas].” Drawing a human heart involves studying its makeup: the shape of the chambers, placement of the aorta and arteries, and, if drawing a diagram of the human heart, indication of the direction of blood flow. Draw an oval shape that is positioned vertically, with the oval appearing longer than it is wide. Make a slight indentation in the oval on the upper right side. This is the general shape of the human heart. Draw the right atrium and ventricle of the heart, which is confusingly on the left side of the drawing. Erase two spaces in the outline of the heart, one on the top left of the heart and one that is a third of the way down the left side of the heart. These are the openings for the superior vena cava and the interior vena cava. Draw parallel lines comin
