How to draw a garden urn, a drawing lesson, and a printable worksheet.
This free-to-print worksheet will give the young artist confidence and pride in the project. It can be used as a point of interest in a drawing or as the focus of a piece of art. |
| How To Draw a Garden Urn Worksheet. by MrAdron. |
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The urn looks like a goblet or cup on a stand, as seen from slightly above.
BEGINNINGS:
Start by lightly drawing the urn (but save the flowers for last). The main part of the urn is like a giant letter "U" with an oval across the top. Most of the oval will be lost later on but is drawn for reference. Draw a line going up and down the center for reference to keep things straight. The stem part underneath is curved inward, use the guideline to keep it even.
DETAILS:
There are decorations around the edges. The decorations look like leaves or scallops or you can add your own design. Start drawing the decorations from the middle, go back and forth on each side and go outward to the edges.
The base is a small square but the back is narrower than the front.
The rings on the side are up to you, you can put something else on the side or leave it off.
FLOWERS:
The flowers and plants fill the top and spill over.
There are some grass blades that go up and out.
There are some small leaves that look like upside-down teardrops.
There are some medium and large leaves that look like hearts.
There are some flowers that are shaped like popcorn.
There are some little flowers that look like tiny softballs
There are some plants that have leaves hanging off of a stem.
Fill the areas between the leaves with lines, shadow, and texture that will make it look really full of plants.
Add shadow to the picture to give the urn roundness.
(c) Mr. Adron 8/28/13
BEGINNINGS:
Start by lightly drawing the urn (but save the flowers for last). The main part of the urn is like a giant letter "U" with an oval across the top. Most of the oval will be lost later on but is drawn for reference. Draw a line going up and down the center for reference to keep things straight. The stem part underneath is curved inward, use the guideline to keep it even.
DETAILS:
There are decorations around the edges. The decorations look like leaves or scallops or you can add your own design. Start drawing the decorations from the middle, go back and forth on each side and go outward to the edges.
The base is a small square but the back is narrower than the front.
The rings on the side are up to you, you can put something else on the side or leave it off.
FLOWERS:
The flowers and plants fill the top and spill over.
There are some grass blades that go up and out.
There are some small leaves that look like upside-down teardrops.
There are some medium and large leaves that look like hearts.
There are some flowers that are shaped like popcorn.
There are some little flowers that look like tiny softballs
There are some plants that have leaves hanging off of a stem.
Fill the areas between the leaves with lines, shadow, and texture that will make it look really full of plants.
Add shadow to the picture to give the urn roundness.
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