In this easy step-by-step drawing tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw a landslide scene with a mountain road, a rocky cliff, piles of debris, grass, and tree-covered mountains. Follow each step and have fun creating your own dramatic mountain landscape!
Step-by-Step Video Drawing Tutorial
Landslide Drawing Step by Step tutorial
Step 1. Outline the road
First, draw curved lines to outline the road that has been blocked by landslide debris.
Step 2. Draw the landslide face
Draw the rough, uneven surface of the cliff exposed by the landslide.
Next, shape a pile of rocks, soil, and debris at the base of the slope. Add jagged rocks of different sizes along the cliff face and scatter some around the debris pile. Use short, irregular strokes to create a rough, rocky texture.
Step 3. Add grass and the mountainside
Add patches of grass along the mountainside on both sides of the road. Use small, uneven strokes to give the grass a natural appearance.
Step 4. Draw the slope
Draw a winding, grass-covered slope forming the mountain that rises above the landslide area.
Step 5. Shape the tree-covered mountain
Add the tree-covered section of the mountainside. Create groups of trees and bushes along the slope, but leave an open area near the landslide where the vegetation has been washed away.
Step 6. Color the landslide scene
Start by coloring the sky light blue. Then, use green for the grass and tree-covered mountain.
Next, use different shades of brown for the exposed cliff face and the pile of soil and debris. Add lighter brown tones to the rocks to make them stand out.
Finally, color the road gray to complete your landslide scene.
Now your landslide drawing is complete! You can add more small rocks, grass, and trees to make the mountain landscape look even more detailed.
Now your landslide drawing is complete! You can add more rocks, trees, grass, and other small details to make the scene more interesting. Try using different colors and shades to create your own unique landslide landscape.
