Step 5: Almost done! Finally, make your fruit look more realistic by adding the strings. Step 4: Emphasize the skin by adding several lines on the bottom part. Step 3: Then, design the top part by sketching a shorter inverted “U” and connecting the end between the peels. Step 2: Next, add the peel by creating three flags-like shapes on the top middle and both ends of the letter “U”. Draw a capital letter “U” that is slightly bent to the left. Have fun creating some of these healthy fruits!įirst, let’s draw the bottom part of the banana. You might find our Drawing Supplies for Beginners Post HEREuseful. But you can always draw over it with an ink Pen or marker when you are done, to define it some more. Kids or grown ups alike can follow these simple steps with this Banana Drawing guide! I would recommend creating your drawing with a pencil, as you can erase if you have any mistakes. Now let’s get drawing! For Non Commercial Use. Practice drawing these and then create a whole bunch of bananas if you like! You can print out as many of the worksheets as you want to share with your Family, Sunday School Class, Classroom, Creative friends meet up, Senior Center and more. At the bottom of the post you will find a printable practice worksheet that you can print out, with some blank space included, so that you can practice right on the page.
This fun lesson was scanned from a vintage children’s book in my collection. Today, let’s try Banana Drawing! In this post you will find step by step instructions for creating an Easy Banana drawing in just 5 steps.
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