How to draw a house with a pencil step by step? In this article we will learn how to do this. It may seem that drawing a house is very difficult, but this is not at all the case.
We are drawing a house, not a house :) Therefore, we will draw from a side view without drawing three-dimensional figures. This will greatly simplify the drawing process; of course, if you feel strong enough, you can complete the three-dimensional elements of the house, that is, the second wall and draw the roof.
On paper we will depict the most ordinary village house, which can be found in almost every city in the world. So let's get started!
Step by step drawing example
We will draw with pencils, so stock up on a regular pencil, colored pencils, an eraser and a sharpener. And, of course, paper.
Stage 1
The house will consist of two parts (you can see the finished drawing), draw a rectangle and divide it into two parts. Please note that the rectangle should not be divided in the middle, but slightly offset to the left. 
Stage 2
In the second step we outline the roof and doorway. We designate the doorway so wide for a reason. The doorway is so wide because it will have not one door, but two. 
Stage 3
Now we use a pencil to detail the roof and insert windows into our house. Windows do not have to be square; very often buildings have rectangular windows.
However, the windows must be at the same height, otherwise your building will turn out very unrealistic. You can even use a ruler for precise markings. And if you have a diamond eye, then you don’t have to use a ruler :)
Also, you need to draw a decorative strip along the entire bottom of the building. 
Stage 4
We outline the windows and door with another line, this will give a little voluminous effect, despite the fact that our goal is not to draw a voluminous house.
A chimney must be depicted on the roof, otherwise where will Santa bring gifts for Christmas? 
Stage 5
Fifth - very important step, because it's time to detail the entire building. We insert the doors and draw a staircase under them. We insert glass into the windows, and also detail the roof and the lower, decorative strip of the building. 
Complexity:(2 out of 5).
Age: from three years old.
Materials: a sheet of thick paper, wax crayons, a simple pencil (just in case), an eraser, watercolors, a palette with indentations for water, a large brush.
Purpose of the lesson: we go through and consolidate knowledge about the shape of a square (house, window), triangle (roof), definition (horizon line).
Work progress: the child draws a large square (future house), then a small square (window), then a triangle (roof), color it.
We place the sheet vertically, this means with the short side facing us. Always pay your baby’s attention to this, because he must know such concepts as vertically and horizontally. The more often you mention this in class, the faster the child will remember it.
Now he chooses any color of wax crayon he wants for the walls of the house and tries to draw a square. If the child is not confident in himself, let him draw a square with a simple pencil until he succeeds. All sketches with a simple pencil are made with light movements without pressing it, so that the eraser can easily remove mistakes.
We draw a roof for the house in the form of a triangle. And paint over the resulting parts. Our house is ready! Let's start coloring with wax crayons.
Let's draw a horizon line. Another definition your child should know. Repeat it more often and your baby will remember it. The horizon line is the line connecting the sky and the earth. Draw it with a simple pencil.
Let's move on to one of the most interesting stages. Take a thick brush and dilute 2 colors of paint in the palette (blue and green) with plenty of water. Dip the brush into the diluted paint and apply blue color from above (sky), from left to right and move from top to bottom towards the horizon line. But then we will have to wait for the paint to dry, otherwise when we paint with green (the earth) it may turn out ugly. We check the sky for drawings, if it is dry, then we proceed to the final part - we draw the earth. We draw it the same way as the sky – from left to right and from top to bottom.
Every year the construction industry improves, offering people more and more convenient and beautiful houses and apartments for living. If you just think about how houses have changed in one century, you can close your eyes and visually imagine how much things can change after some more time. One can discuss this topic ad infinitum. However, not everyone can express their thoughts on paper. Therefore, in today’s article we decided to push our readers to creativity, demonstrating how a pencil drawing of a house of the future can be original and unique. The photo below offers ideas that can be used in creating your dream home, or as a sample for sketching.
How to draw a house of the future in pencil?
To draw a house of the future with a pencil, you need to prepare in advance all the tools for depicting the drawing. Besides a simple pencil with a hard lead, you need to have on hand several white A4 sheets, an eraser, colored pencils, paints or felt-tip pens for coloring finished work. The artists also recommend thinking through your own understanding of the house of the future in advance. For example, will it look like a royal castle, spacecraft, geometric figure or flower.
Don't forget about the facade of the house. It can have a panoramic view, unusual windows in the shape of geometric polygonal shapes, and even the absence of doors.
House of the future - pencil drawing on photo
Below are more than 20 options for houses that differ in appearance and internal filling in the cut. Each model is unique and inimitable, has its own characteristics and unusual details.
If you compare each home with each other, you cannot help but notice the discrepancy in shape, material, parameters and even details necessary for a comfortable life. We are talking about windows, the front door, the foundation of the house and even the external facade. After all, the decision about the landscape of the adjacent territory is up to the owner alone.
Think through all the details of the house of the future, visually representing each detail. This will help depict the home behind short time without resorting to help.
Make sure that all drawing supplies are at hand.
Use your idea of a dream home without copying from a finished layout.
Any paints, pencils and felt-tip pens will do.
Without artistic skills it is better not to take on complex work. It is better to opt for one-story, simple living spaces, painted in one color.
Houses of the future drawn by children, pencil drawings in the photo:
A step-by-step drawing of a house with colored pencils should have every element smooth and beautiful, so we definitely use a ruler in the image. You can freehand draw bushes around the house and a small window in the attic.
Required materials:
- a set of colored pencils;
- regular pencil;
- black marker;
- eraser;
- ruler;
- sheet of paper.
Drawing steps:
1. First you need to draw a vertical line on a piece of paper. It will be the middle in the drawing. Then we draw the roof of the house. Outwardly, it will resemble a trapezoid. The horizontal line at the top will be shorter than the bottom. For convenience and simplicity, you can use a ruler.
2. Add a triangle vertex in the middle of the picture. In the future it will be an attic room with a small window.
3. Let’s finish drawing along the sides of the roof along one line. Then connect it to the main outline of the roof by drawing another short line at the bottom.
4. Then, you can draw an attic room with a window. To do this, we will first draw part of the square and then add an additional layer to our small roof.
5. In the middle of the square, draw a small and cute window. It can be of any shape. We chose a round window. It is unusual in shape and probably interesting to sit behind it and look out from the attic room.
6. Add another horizontal line at the bottom of the roof and connect it to the main contour. Let's finish drawing the main part of the house - the walls. The roof will be supported on them. Let's depict this part of the house as a square.
7. A necessary element in every home - front door. In front of its image, we will draw a small rise in the form of a step to make it easier to enter the house.
8. Finish drawing with right side large window. You definitely need to draw a frame. Let's add window partitions.
9. Let's draw another one under the door step. Let's add green bushes around the house.
10. Use an eraser to remove all unnecessary lines and begin to outline our drawing. It is better to do this under the ruler.
11. First of all, let's decorate the roof of the house. Let's take a yellow pencil for this purpose.
12. For realism, you can draw highlights in the windows with blue and cyan pencils.
13. Paint the walls of the house in the lower part and in the attic with a brown pencil. The steps under the door will be the same color.
14. Use a red pencil to add color to the window frame and front door.
15. Use green pencils of two shades to decorate the greenery around the house.
There you go! See you soon!
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Hello! Today we present to you new lesson step by step drawing, in which we distance ourselves a little from drawing living creatures and pay attention to architecture. As you already saw in the title, the topic of today's lesson is how to draw a house, let's get started and start drawing!
Step 1
Our house today will look like the extremely popular townhouse in the West - a neat, compact house that is designed for living big family. Therefore, it will look more complicated than a traditional hut, which comes to mind as an association with the phrase how to draw a house.
Houses like those in our example should be drawn starting from the bottom. To make it more convenient for you, we decided to highlight the part that should be drawn first:
If without highlighting lines, the first step should look like this: 
Step 2
Present here large number steps, however, we will use the same markup as in the previous step so you don't get confused. We marked in red those places that should be drawn first. The columns are marked with number 1, and the cornice with number 2. The lines may not be particularly straight now, the main thing is that you clearly understand their location.
Without this marking, the drawing for this step looks like this:
Step 3
Now comes the time of the strict ones, straight lines, and here you need to draw very carefully. Our artist really likes to detail drawings from top to bottom. So, let's draw the roof with several even, symmetrical lines. Maintain the volumetric effect when drawing the cornice, paying attention to the lower part, and also correctly outline the corner on the right.
In this part of our lesson we will also draw shutters and windows. Please note that there are a couple of transverse lines, and not one, as is found in stereotypical drawings of houses.
Step 4
A very short stage. Here we will draw the part of the upper floor to our left, do not forget the semicircle in the center of this part, and carefully shade it. Moreover, the shading should be intense in the lower part - well, you can see it for yourself. Then we’ll work on the windows, draw and carefully shade the shutters.
Step 5
Let's draw the porch of our house - the roof, columns, cornice and door - everything except the door handle must be absolutely symmetrical. Naturally, we mean symmetry relative to the porch, and not the entire house.
Step 6
To the right of the porch there is a veranda, let’s draw it. Here we can see the window, cornices and columns. Symmetry and clarity of lines should be maintained everywhere.
Step 7
Now it’s the turn of the part of the house, which is located to the left of the porch. Wavy lines Let's outline the contours of the bushes that grow in front of the house.
Step 8
Finally, we will outline and draw the part of the house that is located to the right of all the others.