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How to Draw Fireworks: Easy Step-by-Step Drawing Lesson for Kids

Below you’ll find an easy step-by-step tutorial for how to draw fireworks. They just a bunch of zig zag rings.

Fireworks Drawing

A drawing o fireworks, made with the help of a step by step tutorial

You might find the process of learning how to draw fireworks pretty soothing. The repetition doesn’t call for a lot of thought, so both children and adults might find this a relaxing thing to do. Call it doodling or zentangles or whatever you want, just do give this drawing a try sometime. It can bring you a brand new appreciation for simple act of making lines on a piece of paper.

Fireworks made their first official appearance in the United States on July 4, 1777. This Pennsylvania Evening Post described the occasion, “The evening was closed with the ring of bells, and at night there was a grand exhibition of fireworks on the Commons, and the city was beautifully illuminated.” Since that day, fireworks have been an invaluable part of Independence Day celebrations.

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A step by step tutorial for how to draw easy fireworks.
Sample art was drawn with these metallic pencils (*Amazon affiliate link)

How to Draw Fireworks Materials

  • Black Card stock paper. This is what black paper is supposed to look like — dark and with a smooth surface.
  • Metallic Markers. For a smooth, clear line, This brand is inexpensive and a serious treat to draw with on black paper.
  • Metallic Colored Pencils. If you want a more pencil-like texture to your drawing.
  • Note: All of the above are Amazon affiliate links.
Another fun option

How to Draw Fireworks Directions

Time needed: 45 minutes

How to Draw Fireworks on black paper

  1. Start with three small flower shapes, leaving room between each.

  2. Add a ring around each. Try to be consistent, making each ring either a loose or a tight zig zag.

  3. Continue adding zig zag rings, using lots of different colors.

  4. When two rings touch, decide which one you want in the back, and continue.

  5. Add rings to the firework in the back. Continue, making sure the rings are consistent. It works best when rings look like they are all in one group.

  6. To finish, add one last big burst in the back that fills up the entire page. It will help the front fireworks stand out more.

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