How to Draw a Salad
In this drawing lesson, I will tell you how to draw a salad step by step. This simple lesson consists of eight steps.
I suggest you follow this wonderful drawing lesson, in which I will tell and show you how to draw a salad step by step. This drawing lesson is dedicated to the image of a common dish.
By learning how to draw a salad with this tutorial, you can use this image to complement a still life or other painting you’ve drawn. When drawing a salad with the help of this instruction, you will be able to practice drawing various individual objects, for example, you will learn how to draw a plate, tomatoes, herbs and other elements.
If you carefully follow these instructions and follow each step carefully and slowly, then you will definitely get a great drawing. And now you can prepare the art supplies that you will need in order to draw a salad.
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Salad
- Start drawing the plate.
To draw the top outer edge of the plate, you need to draw one large oval.
- Add the bottom outline of the plate.
Below the drawn oval, draw one arc connecting the edges of the previously drawn oval.
- Depict the inner outline of the plate.
Inside the oval drawn in the first step, draw another slightly smaller oval.
- Start drawing the salad.
Inside the previously drawn plate, add some elements using arcs and incomplete ovals.
- Draw the greens and tomatoes.
Near the previously drawn elements, add two tomato slices, as well as the few green leaves.
- Depict the remaining elements of the salad.
Draw another tomato, lettuce and other elements using wavy and curved lines.
- Correct inaccuracies.
Now you can use the eraser to remove the extra lines and prepare the drawing for coloring.
- Color the drawing.
To color the salad, use shades of green, red, and shades of blue.
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