Learn To Draw Landscape Drawing For Kids | Tutorial

Realistic Landscape Drawing For Kids

In Drawing For Kids, Complete compositions may appear intimidating to a novice. Remember that most intricate designs are only a collection of lesser ones. The building, the tree that the building left behind, and the sheep are the three primary subjects of this particular artwork. Approach it with the thought that each is a unique drawing that adds to the overall composition. Enjoy the process, take your time, and be kind to yourself.

Essential Drawing Supplies

• 4H, HB, and 4B graphite pencils.
• Medium-tooth drawing paper measuring 14" x 11" (36 cm x 28 cm), a drawing board, a kneeled eraser, a straightedge, triangle, or angle ruler, and a value scale.

Lets Start Drawing

Step 1: Sketch the Simple Shapes

• Draw a rough rectangle for the springhouse’s basic shape using a 4H pencil, then add a line for the edge of the roof and another line for the front corner of the building. To assist you to draw precise lines, this might be a good time to pull out your straightedge. Draw the grass border, tree trunk, leaf canopy, and the sheep’s bodies as ovals.

Step 2: Add the window, door, and roof lines in step two.

• Add the window and door to the springhouse as well as the angles to the roof using the 4H pencil and your straightedge. To check your angles, you might wish to use an angle ruler.

Step 3: Fill in the Building and Tree’s Details

• Add more lines to the springhouse with the 4H pencil, including more overhangs on the right side. Use a kneaded eraser to remove any pointless rules. More of the tree’s structure should be drawn in, with tapered smaller branches emerging from the trunk.

Step 4: Give the trees, foliage, and sheep definition

• More branches can be added with a 4H pencil. Draw the basic outlines of the leaves on the tree, as well as the bushes and shrubs that border the house. Draw the sheep’s heads and legs.

Step 5: Refine the Sheep and Trees.

• The sheep can be improved by adding ears and finishing the basic leg forms with the 4H pencil. Use a 4H pencil to start darkening the tree’s leaves. Applying scribbles back and forth with the pencil tip flat against the paper in short, broad strokes will provide texture. Apply the same method to the shrubbery. Utilizing the value scale, verify your values and make any necessary corrections.

Step 6: Add grass and shading

• Increase the springhouse, sheep, and vegetation’s shade. For the softer shading, use a 4H pencil, and for the darker shading, an HB pencil. Because it is under shade, the springhouse is darker on the left side.
• Add grass to the foreground and further shade the sheep with 4H and HB pencils. In contrast, make the sheep’s body on the far left dark and the grass around its light. The other two sheep’s bodies are light, so use an HB pencil to make the grass surrounding them darker. By doing this, you will be able to characterize the sheep using contrast rather than outlines. Verify your work with the

Step 7: Include the deepest darks and final touches

• Use the 4H and HB pencils to make any necessary alterations to the shading and detailing. For the deepest blacks, such as those around window and door frames and in the tree’s shadow, use a 4B pencil. Utilizing your value scale, check the range of your lights and darks and make any necessary adjustments. Date and sign your drawing.