We continue to practice drawing realistic objects. All artists should be able to draw simple things like fruits, vegetables and risqué jugs.
Among other things, drawing simple objects like this helps you learn how to draw cleanly and add shadows. And today we will show you how to draw a peach .
Step 1
We start our drawing with a round shape. In the future it will be the outline of a peach. This is very important step, and so don't be afraid to erase and draw again if you were unable to draw smooth circle for the first time. Don't try to draw a very dark circle, just use very light lines.
Step 2
At this stage we draw the stem and leaf. To make it more realistic, draw a smooth line under the stem, like in our example.
Step 3
At this stage we erase the lines inside the sheet so that it does not look transparent. We also have to draw Now we draw the veins on the leaf using some straight lines inside its outlines.
Step 4
And now we just need to work with the shadows. First we determine the light source and its direction. After that, we draw shadows where the light does not fall. The shadows in our case look like dense shading.
As we said earlier, such articles help artists understand line drawing and shadows. By the way, the techniques you learned in this lesson will be useful not only for drawing peaches, but also other fruits such as nectarines and even apricots.
You can draw a peach separately or as part of a still life on the table. To find ideas for other items to be part of your next still life painting, head over to our Food and Still Life categories. In these categories there are many extremely simple lessons that will help improve your drawing skills. We're not very tired. We count on you too, because we have a lot of new drawing lessons. Don't forget to visit our site often to practice your skills. See you soon!
Peach is a very tasty fruit with delicate light orange flesh. The homeland of peach is China. From there it penetrated into India and Persia, where it got its name. Peaches grow on peach trees. These are plants from the Rosaceae family. To make peach fruits tasty, you must not pick them unripe. Then they will not be hard and sour, but will be very soft and sweet. Peaches can be eaten fresh or canned. Peach oil is also used to produce various creams in the cosmetic industry. We will teach you how to draw a peach fruit with a pencil step by step, if you suddenly want to include it in any still life or draw it separately.
Stage 1. Draw a circle - a whole peach and half a circle - half a peach. In half we will show an elongated oval - a bone. And then we will gradually begin to outline the circle.
Stage 2. Draw half of a peach. We show the uneven edges of his cut line. Then we also draw a circle around the bottom of the peach.
Stage 3. On the whole peach we will show a groove on the side. This is a thick line running from top to bottom. On the half we will clearly mark the peach pit in the middle.
Stage 4. Now on the whole fruit we will highlight a place - a dimple where the peach was attached to a tree branch. And on the half we will show the back of the cut and on the bone we will highlight all the irregularities with winding lines.
Stage 5. Show the bumps on the peaches. These are thick lines on the surface.
Stage 6. Erase all sketch lines.
Stage 7. Let's color our peaches in soft pink or soft orange.
In this lesson we will look at how to draw a peach with a pencil step by step. The peach tree belongs to the plum genus. Its fruits are very juicy and tasty. Let's draw a whole peach with a leaf and a half with a pit.
Draw a circle then top part peach and leaf. Then draw the pit of the second peach to the left in the middle of the first.
Draw the flesh of the second peach.
Hatch the pit and the dark area of flesh around it.
In a darker tone, we draw holes in the bones and darken the places around them, then we make the area darker, which is reddish in the original image, we depict the flesh itself with light lines in the direction, see the picture, we paint over the bottom.
Now we move on to the first peach, shading the bottom in a dark tone, and a little lighter on the top.
Shade upwards with a lighter tone, draw the veins on the leaf.
Because The first peach turned out dark, we made the second one more contrasting, we made the pit and the pulp around it darker, as well as the skin of the peach. Our first peach is not perfectly round, so we adjust the contour a little and add shadows from two peaches.
You can leave it as is, or you can use either cotton wool or paper to shade our lines, as we did in the lesson on drawing an apple. Where you need to make the tone darker, we again apply shading and shade; where it is lighter, we use an eraser. You don’t have to shade the bone at all, you can shade it, but only very carefully.
And lastly, you can watch a video on how to draw a peach in color.
Dear artist friends, today is our mini-anniversary! Today there are already 100 publications on our website, and not even a month has passed since we took up this matter! And now we will enjoy ourselves - we will learn to draw peaches.
Why peaches and not champagne? It's simple - they are healthier and tastier! Moreover, it’s approaching summer, which means the season of delicious vitamins will soon begin. Get ready for the fruit festival - learn how to draw peaches using simple step-by-step instructions.
In general, drawing fruits is very easy - you draw a circle or an oval, and give it the characteristic shape of the fruit that you want to depict. Then you add a twig and a leaf, and that’s it - the fruit is ready. But this may seem like a simple task to those who are good at drawing and can express anything on paper with their eyes closed. But there are people who are far from fine arts, or beginners who have never had to draw before. And if you are one of the latter, then a whole series The following publications are intended specifically for you. You can practice drawing various fruits and improve your level of creativity!
How to draw a peach
1 - It's very simple - draw a circle with a pencil.
2 - Based on this circle, draw the shape of a peach fruit.
3 - And divide the side of the fruit into two halves to make the peach easier to open and eat.
4 - There is a twig on the top of our sweetness.
5 - Add a circle to this branch to make it clear that the peach has been picked or cut from the tree.
6 - Our peach is very fresh, and this is evidenced by the leaf, which has not yet withered.
7 - Connect the leaf and twig.
8 - And add the outline of the leaf.
9 - Actually, that’s all. All that remains is to erase the circle from the first step and get ready for coloring.
10 - To make the peach juicy and temptingly tasty, color it.
The human imagination is a very interesting thing. While I was describing the instructions “How to draw a peach,” all this time it seemed to me that the rich smell of this fruit was in the air. Oh, we'll be partying soon!!