This is a free how-to-draw-a-pumpkin patch lesson and printable worksheet.
Here is a printable worksheet on how to draw a pumpkin patch that has many helpful tips that can take the young artist to the next level.👇👇👇 SCROLL DOWN TO ACCESS THE FREE PDF.
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Do not get upset if the pumpkins are not perfectly round, in fact, they never are, so if your pumpkins are oval or lopsided it will be more realistic. The leaves on the pumpkin plant are huge so do not be afraid to draw them big. The leaves are on vines that have stems going up and the leaves grow on top of the stems.
BEGINNINGS
Draw lightly at first so you can erase later.
Start with a row of large circles for the basic pumpkin shape. In front of the large circles draw smaller ones of different sizes. It is more interesting if some pumpkins are in front of others. Have some leaning one way and some leaning another way, it makes it look more interesting.
LEAVES
The pumpkin leaves are like big floppy stars with rounded points. Draw the five or six lines for the veins down the center and off to the sides. The veins will look like fingers or a spider, so draw a line around the veins like a large glove around a hand.
VINES
The vines are each two lines that curl and loop around and go different ways. Start like a winding twisty scribble then draw a line on each side of the scribble to make it thick. It should come to a point.
DETAILS
Pumpkins have creases that go from the stem to the base. Do not draw too many. Remember to keep them curved. The stem is curved and wide at the base. Use rough texture on the stem.
ENVIRONMENT
Add a world, like a garden, cornstalks, or a fence. Use a rough scribble texture on the fence. Use a dark smudgy or dotty texture on the ground.
SHADING
Use shading technique to give the pumpkins some roundness, and to bring out the creases. Make the leaves darker than the pumpkins and the fence darker, make the soil the darkest.
Every picture should tell a story, can you guess the story in this one?
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OVERVIEWDo not get upset if the pumpkins are not perfectly round, in fact, they never are, so if your pumpkins are oval or lopsided it will be more realistic. The leaves on the pumpkin plant are huge so do not be afraid to draw them big. The leaves are on vines that have stems going up and the leaves grow on top of the stems.
BEGINNINGS
Draw lightly at first so you can erase later.
Start with a row of large circles for the basic pumpkin shape. In front of the large circles draw smaller ones of different sizes. It is more interesting if some pumpkins are in front of others. Have some leaning one way and some leaning another way, it makes it look more interesting.
LEAVES
The pumpkin leaves are like big floppy stars with rounded points. Draw the five or six lines for the veins down the center and off to the sides. The veins will look like fingers or a spider, so draw a line around the veins like a large glove around a hand.
VINES
The vines are each two lines that curl and loop around and go different ways. Start like a winding twisty scribble then draw a line on each side of the scribble to make it thick. It should come to a point.
DETAILS
Pumpkins have creases that go from the stem to the base. Do not draw too many. Remember to keep them curved. The stem is curved and wide at the base. Use rough texture on the stem.
ENVIRONMENT
Add a world, like a garden, cornstalks, or a fence. Use a rough scribble texture on the fence. Use a dark smudgy or dotty texture on the ground.
SHADING
Use shading technique to give the pumpkins some roundness, and to bring out the creases. Make the leaves darker than the pumpkins and the fence darker, make the soil the darkest.
Every picture should tell a story, can you guess the story in this one?
I am very excited that you are using my printable worksheets. You can also use the Paypal button to support my blog, Thank you.
I hope you create a masterpiece!
(c) Adron D. 10/15/16
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