How to draw a stick figure with a ruler

The stick figure of the ruler is as follows:

Step 1: Let's draw two straight lines first. These two lines should be parallel and can be drawn with a ruler. This is the outline of the ruler we drew.

Step 2: Connect the two sides with a ruler and draw them parallel.

Step 3: Draw a scale on the ruler, long or short, and pay attention to the same spacing.

Step 4: Color the ruler drawn below. You can color the ruler with your favorite color. Pay attention to the uniform color when drawing, and don't exceed the wireframe.

The above are the drawing steps of the ruler. When we draw a ruler, the key point is to draw the scale of the ruler. The difficulty lies in the color of the ruler. The ruler I drew is simple and beautiful.

Rulers, also known as rulers and scales, are tools for drawing line segments (especially straight lines) and measuring length. There are usually scales on the ruler to measure the length. Some rulers have holes with special shapes, such as letters or circles, which are convenient for users to draw. They are usually used to measure and calculate the length, and are generally divided into tape measure, vernier caliper, ruler and ruler.

One of Lu Ban's inventions is that he can correctly draw a right triangle, also called a class ruler, and can tell craftsmen which sizes are irregular and which ones are unlucky according to the rules of divination (geomantic omen). These rulers are still available.

Silk cloth ruler, also known as tailor ruler or cutting ruler, originated from the ruler with class ruler, but it has not been passed down from generation to generation, and has long lost its standard and become another ruler system.