How to Draw a Strawberry
I have prepared a tutorial for you on how to draw a strawberry. This guide is very simple and consists of only seven easy steps.
So, in this drawing tutorial, I would like to tell you and show you how to draw a strawberry step by step. This tutorial will put you in the happy mood of summer. The finished drawing will turn out very bright and beautiful.
Do you like strawberries? You probably associate this berry with summer and warmth. Strawberries are considered one of the most delicious berries. Also, eating this berry is very useful for your health. Strawberries can be eaten fresh but can also be used to decorate desserts, make juices and compotes, smoothies and jams.
Follow these instructions to draw a beautiful strawberry. So, let’s get down to drawing!
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 20 minutes
How to Draw a Strawberry
- Draw an auxiliary line.
First draw an oval. It will be the top of the strawberry.
- Add the bottom part of the berry.
Draw a curved line that continues the outline of the top part of the strawberry.
- Draw the outline of the leaves on the berry.
Outline it at the top of the berry, using curved lines. The ends of the leaves should look pointed.
- Add the stem.
Depict it at the top of the leaves on the berry, using curved lines.
- Draw the outlines of the seeds on the strawberry.
Depict it as many drop-shaped elements on the surface of the berry.
- Erase the auxiliary lines.
Use the eraser to remove unnecessary lines from the surface of the berry.
- Color the drawing.
You can use red or bright pink, green, and yellow to color this drawing.
So you have learned how to draw a strawberry. If you liked this step-by-step drawing tutorial, you can share it with your friends and draw with them. Leave your comments on this drawing lesson and subscribe to us on social media. Traditionally, I have prepared a PDF file for you, where you can see a short version of this tutorial. You can download it and use it anytime, even without an internet connection.
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