How to draw a corn stalk drawing lesson and worksheet.
This printable worksheet will be helpful for parents and teachers alike. It creates a representative drawing using a few basic lines and simple concepts. |
| Printable How To Draw A Cornstalk Worksheet. |
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PRINTABLE LESSON NOTES
BEGINNINGS
Start the stalk with two lines that are a little farther apart at the bottom and almost touching at the top.
Add three or four ovals for the corn. The ovals are different sizes, the bigger ones are at the bottom and the smallest ones are at the top. Start them halfway up. Draw them one on the right then on the left side a little higher than on the right a little higher.
Mark off lines where each leaf is going to be, they alternate on each side and tilt upward.
DEVELOP FORM
Draw the leaves like long blades of grass that go up and flop down. The leaves are bigger at the bottom and smaller at the top. Have some cross in front of others for a realistic three-dimensional effect. The bottom line of the leaves angels all the way across the stalk
There are flowers at the top they are small rows of circles and flop over.
DETAILS
The corn cob has leaves wrapping around it, so draw a line curving across the length of the corn to show this. To draw the open one use two lines for the leaves on each side, (so it is in thirds lengthwise), in the center third draw a checkered grid, then round off the squares and darken the points where the grid lines cross.
SHADING
Use shading to give it roundness.
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Start the stalk with two lines that are a little farther apart at the bottom and almost touching at the top.
Add three or four ovals for the corn. The ovals are different sizes, the bigger ones are at the bottom and the smallest ones are at the top. Start them halfway up. Draw them one on the right then on the left side a little higher than on the right a little higher.
Mark off lines where each leaf is going to be, they alternate on each side and tilt upward.
DEVELOP FORM
Draw the leaves like long blades of grass that go up and flop down. The leaves are bigger at the bottom and smaller at the top. Have some cross in front of others for a realistic three-dimensional effect. The bottom line of the leaves angels all the way across the stalk
There are flowers at the top they are small rows of circles and flop over.
DETAILS
The corn cob has leaves wrapping around it, so draw a line curving across the length of the corn to show this. To draw the open one use two lines for the leaves on each side, (so it is in thirds lengthwise), in the center third draw a checkered grid, then round off the squares and darken the points where the grid lines cross.
SHADING
Use shading to give it roundness.