Have you ever wanted to draw a flood scene? In this tutorial, you will learn how to draw a flood scenery step by step, showing how rising floodwaters can affect houses, trees, and vehicles. You will start by drawing a partially submerged house and a lonely tree, then add flowing water, floating debris, and a car caught in the flood. Finally, you can add colors to bring your dramatic flood scene to life. Grab your drawing supplies and follow along with each step!
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
Flood Scenery Drawing Step by Step Tutorial
Step 1. Draw the House
Start by drawing a simple house with a sloping roof, windows, and a door. Position it so that the lower half of the house appears to be submerged in floodwater.
Step 2. Draw the Tree
Draw a bare tree standing beside the house. Add a slender trunk and a few branches to show how the tree stands alone in the flooded landscape.
Step 3. Add the Floodwater and Floating Debris
Draw a horizontal waterline across the scene to indicate the flood level. Add a few floating branches and pieces of wood being carried away by the water.
Step 4. Draw the Floating Car
Sketch a car floating in the floodwater, with approximately half of its body submerged. Add the roof, windows, and visible parts of the body to make the car recognizable.
Step 5. Add More Flood Details
Draw additional wavy lines around the house, tree, and car to show the movement of the floodwater. Add more ripples, waves, and floating debris to make the scene look more dynamic.
Step 6. Finish and Color Your Flood Scenery
Complete any remaining details, then color your drawing. Use blue for the floodwater, gray for the stormy sky, and suitable shades for the house, tree, and car. You can also add darker blue lines and extra wave details to emphasize the movement of the water.
Great job! Your flood scenery drawing is complete. Experiment with different colors and small details to make your artwork even more interesting.
