Have you ever seen a puddle after a rainy day? Puddles are fun to look at, especially when raindrops create beautiful ripples on the water! Today, we are going to learn how to draw a puddle with some floating leaves and little water ripples. Follow these simple steps, and you’ll have your own puddle drawing in no time!
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
Puddle Drawing Step by Step Tutorial
Step 1: Outline the Main Puddle
Start by drawing a large, irregular shape to create the outline of the main puddle. Make the edges slightly wavy and uneven to give your puddle a natural appearance.
Step 2: Add Smaller Puddles
Next, draw a few smaller, irregular shapes around the main puddle. These little puddles will make your drawing look more interesting and realistic.
Step 3: Draw Water Ripples
Now, let’s add some movement to the water! Draw several small, circular ripple patterns on the surface of the main puddle. Use curved, broken lines to create the appearance of ripples spreading across the water.
Step 4: Start Drawing the Floating Leaves
Draw a few small leaves floating on the surface of the puddle. Use simple pointed and curved shapes to outline the leaves. You can place them in different directions to make the scene look more natural.
Step 5: Add More Leaves and Details
Continue adding a few more fallen leaves to the puddle. Vary their shapes and sizes to make your drawing more interesting. You can also add small details to the leaves to give them a more finished look.
Step 6: Color Your Puddle Drawing
Finally, it’s time to bring your puddle drawing to life with colors! Use light shades of blue to color the water. Color the floating leaves in different shades of green, yellow, and orange. You can also use brown shades for the surrounding ground to complete your rainy-day scene.
Congratulations! You’ve learned how to draw a puddle step by step. We hope you had fun creating this simple drawing. Keep practicing and try drawing more rainy-day scenes!
