How Do You Draw a Long Heart?

To draw a long heart, extend the classic heart shape vertically. Imagine a heart that's taller than it is wide.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Start with two overlapping circles: Begin by lightly sketching two vertically aligned circles that slightly overlap at the top. Think of these circles as the top portion of your elongated heart. This technique is similar to the one mentioned in the provided video reference, which uses coins to aid in drawing the circles.
Draw an inverted triangle: Below the circles, draw an inverted triangle, mirroring the shape of a typical heart's bottom curve but extending it downwards to create the desired length. This part also follows the principle of creating a heart shape as shown in the video reference.
Connect the circles and triangle: Carefully connect the circles and the inverted triangle to form a smooth, elongated heart shape. Ensure that the lines flow naturally and create a symmetrical, elongated heart.
Refine and add details: Once the basic shape is established, refine the lines to achieve your desired look. You can add details like a point at the bottom of the heart or add shading to enhance the visual appeal.

The request to draw a "long heart" could be interpreted in several ways:

Vertically elongated: The method described above addresses this interpretation.
Horizontally stretched: To create a horizontally long heart, you'd start with two horizontally placed overlapping circles and then draw a long, thin inverted "U" shape underneath to connect them. The length would be determined by how far apart the circles are.

This detailed approach helps you draw an elongated heart, regardless of whether you want it to be vertically or horizontally elongated.