How to Draw a Bumblebee
In this tutorial, I will show you how to draw a bumblebee. You can easily draw this common insect with a simple instruction.
I have prepared a new lesson for you, which is dedicated to drawing insects. Here, you will learn how to draw a bumblebee step by step. Surely you have heard the loud buzzing of a bumblebee more than once during the flight.
The bumblebee is the closest relative of the bee and has a similar body structure. This large insect is usually not aggressive and will not attack a person first if left untouched. But if a bumblebee does sting, then its venom is much more dangerous than bee venom.
Bumblebees live in large families, where each member has a specific role. Bumblebees are beneficial because they pollinate agricultural plants and thereby increase crop yields.
During the lesson, make sure that both sides of the bumblebee are symmetrical. Take your time and follow each step correctly. I wish you success in this interesting lesson!
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Bumblebee
- Draw the torso.
Determine the size and location of your drawing and draw an even oval.
- Depict the head.
Sketch out a smooth, rounded line at the top.
- Add the antennae.
At the top of the head, draw two lines and add small circles at the ends.
- Sketch out two wings.
With smooth lines, depict two identical wings on the back of the bumblebee.
- Add two more wings.
Draw smooth, curved lines to depict the second pair of wings.
- Detail the lower torso.
At the bottom of the body, add the pointed stinger.
- Sketch out the stripes.
Depict several parallel lines on the body.
- Correct inaccuracies.
Use the eraser to remove any unnecessary guidelines.
- Color the bumblebee.
To color the bumblebee, you will need orange, dark gray and blue.
If you want to always have access to the lesson, then save the PDF file, which contains a brief instruction and additional useful materials.