The referenced material describes drawing a rain cloud with sun rays peeking through, creating a spotlight effect. Here's how you can approach it:
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Draw the Rain Cloud: Begin by sketching the basic shape of a rain cloud. This can be an irregular, puffy shape.
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Add Rain: Draw vertical lines downwards from the cloud to represent rain. Vary the length and thickness of the lines to add depth.
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Draw the Sun: Position the sun partially hidden behind the cloud. It can be a simple circle.
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Create Sun Rays (Spotlight): The key to the spotlight effect is drawing rays of light emanating from behind the cloud. According to the reference, use short, zigzag lines close to the sun. These represent the light breaking through the cloud cover.
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Refine the Sun Rays: Extend the zigzag lines further from the sun, but keep them relatively close together to create a concentrated beam of light – the spotlight effect. Vary the length and thickness of these rays to make it more realistic.
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Optional Enhancements: Consider adding shading to the cloud to give it more dimension and emphasize the contrast between the dark cloud and the bright sunlight.
This method uses simple shapes and lines to effectively depict a rain cloud with sunlight creating a spotlight effect.
