Lipsīutterflies are the perfect subject for drawing, with symmetrical and colourful wings. The most important thing when you’re getting started with drawing is practice! So if you don’t like how your first drawing turned out, grab a sketchbook and try again. You can always create markers for where the eyes and nose go, then rub these out once you’re sure of the placement. When it comes to drawing details, these can feel tricky at first, but spend some time mapping out where they will go. Don’t forget to draw some texture on the outline for fur. Then draw over the guides, making the head more defined, drawing the ears, back, tail and paws. Just like with the dog drawing, start with three circles to guide you. CatĪnother great and easy thing to draw is a cat. To finish it off, colour in your pumpkin orange. If you’re drawing this for Halloween, draw triangles for eyes and a wide mouth to create the decoration. Start by drawing a oval shape for the pumpkin. Draw this with markers, pencil or ink pen. Pumpkins are fun to draw, especially around autumn time when spooky season is just around the corner. Make sure to sharpen your graphite pencil when drawing the eyelashes! Another tip is to use a kneaded eraser or a Tombow Mono Zero eraser to lift highlight details for the finishing touches. Soft pencils will enable you to achieve a greater tonal range in your drawings. It’s helpful to get some different drawing tools to help with shading like softer graphite pencils (6B or 8B). The darkest areas are the pupil, the outer edge of the iris and the eyelashes. If you’re not as confident with shading, start with the darkest areas first. This makes drawing the outline easier, as it’s a case of joining up the markers. Draw a guide to show the angle of the eye, from the inner corner to the outer corner. Draw a circle for the iris, then mark the top, bottom, inner corner and outer corner of the eye. To achieve accurate proportions with the eye, start by measuring. So it is a great place for beginners who are interested in portrait drawing to start. If you want to checkout some of my painting tutorials head on over to my learn to paint with acrylics page.An eye is fairly easy to draw. I hope you love every moment exploring the joyful experience of painting. I’m so excited for you to start (or continue) on your creative journey. I hope you enjoyed this curated collection of easy painting ideas for beginners.

A still scene from any window in your house.

your favorite bangle/earrings jewellery laying on a table.a small table with your favorite trinkets.portrait of your friend/BFF (from a picture).colorful empty glass/ceramic bottles/dishes.

a cute mug (with or without yummy coffee).They’re inspired by day to day life, which makes the projects more interesting and hopefully more personally significant. If you’re looking for more easy painting ideas, check the list below. Easy Painting Ideas Inspired By Everyday Life This bright and cheerful sunflower and blue morpho butterfly is a wonderful composition because blue and yellow are complimentary colors and make the colors pop! Get happy and paint this dynamic duo in this butterfly sitting on a flower tutorial. Butterflies and flowers make the perfect pair so why not paint them together.

Beginner butterfly scenery drawing