If you are here, then it’s time to learn how to draw a mountain! Just a couple of simple steps and we will conquer this peak, let’s do this!
Today I want to talk about how to draw a mountain in stages. How many loves mountains? They are so beautiful and majestic … And they also give the impression of steadfastness, make you think once again that a person is only a particle in this world.
Not so long ago I returned from a hike in the mountains, was very impressed, and thought for a long time, where should I direct my inspiration? No wonder they say that mountains inspire. So, I have created this mountain drawing tutorial for you, dear friends.
If you want to draw mountains in a place where there is no Internet, feel free to download the PDF file. This is very convenient because almost all modern devices support this format!
Let’s start drawing!
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 14 minutes.
How to Draw a Mountain
- Draw the outline of the mountain.
It can be either the same as ours, in the lesson, or you can come up with something of your own.
- Add the snow to the top.
There is snow on very high peaks all year round. Draw it.
- Add details.
Draw the snow on the rest of the peaks as well.
- Сrack in stone.
There are no perfectly smooth stones. Draw a couple of cracks.
- Grass or sea?
Imagine where your rock is. It can be anywhere. Draw either thick grass or surf below.
- Add colors.
You can use the colors from my example or choose your own.
If you wish, you can develop the plot further, draw a sun, a traveler, or a formidable hawk. If you want to start our mountain drawing tutorial later, no problem, there is a link at the end of the tutorial where you can download it in PDF format.
Or maybe your mountains are in the north and they are entirely made of ice? Then the task is more complicated. It is necessary to carefully convey all the shades of frozen water. After all, it does not happen completely monochromatic.
Also, if you get inspired, you can draw a whole mountain range with its own landscape, which is very interesting to observe.
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