How to draw apples on a tree, a drawing lesson, and a printable worksheet.
This is a simple project that will give the young artist confidence. The free worksheet below may be printed.PRINT THE WORKSHEET
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You may want to print the project notes below, too.
.ROUGH DRAFT
Start by lightly drawing the circles of the apple. Not too many and have one slightly in front of the other. The circles should not be perfect but be a little flat at the top. Two lines come out of the top for the stem. The stems connect to the branch; use a double line to draw the branch. The leaves come in groups of three; they are round at the stem and come to a blunt point. They are curled, so the sides roll-up.
For interest, put some leaves behind the apples and behind the other leaves. Have one leaf in front of the apple.
Look at the rough draft to see if it needs any changes.
ADD VALUE (DARKNESS)
The apples are round, and the shadows make them look round. Remember, the light comes from one side, so all the shadows are on the other. There might be reflected shadows and reflected lights. They make it look natural.
The leaves are a little darker than the apples but just a little and the stem is even darker.
DETAILS
The bottom of the apple has papery parts of the old flower, it looks like a scribble. There are some dots both darker and lighter going up the sides of the apple. The leaves have saw-tooth edges.
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(c) Mr. Adron D. 9/23/13
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