Here’s a collection of easy fall drawing ideas that all come with helpful step by step tutorials. Learning how to draw one step at a time is always a great way to get go.
Fall Grid Drawing Tutorial
Now students can make a simple fall drawing project that adds a little bit of math to their art lesson.
This project starts by making a grid that can be ESTIMATED to break the page into thirds. The first vertical line starts about two thirds of the way across, and the two horizontal ones about a third down and up. It just so happens that the fall shapes will fit nicely into those size boxes, and is guaranteed to have a nice BALANCE (Principle of Design) when complete.
Young students might do best by just concentrating on drawing the shapes, but those looking for more of a challenge could add some shading too. That pumpkin is just begging to have some yellow highlights with orange shadows.
Are your students a bit young to draw the grid themselves? Or is your class time extra short these days? No problem, just click on the red button below to open the Frame file so you can download and print a copy.
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Materials to make an Easy Fall Drawing
- Black Sharpie Marker (affiliate link)
- Prang Crayons (affiliate link)
- Crayola Crayons (affiliate link)
Step by Step Directions for a Fall Drawing
Time needed: 45 minutes.
Draw a Fall Grid
- Draw a vertical line about 2/3 across the paper.
- Add two horizontal lines.
- Start the center of the pumpkin with an oval.
- Add smaller sections to the side of the pumpkin.
- Draw two smaller sections, stem.
- Add an eggplant laying down on its side.
- Draw an oak leaf standing up in the top corner.
- Add a small acorn in the bottom corner.
- Trace the drawing with a marker and color.
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