How to Draw A Tornado easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple Drawing for kids and everyone.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
To get this tutorial on how to draw a starting tornado, we’ll start by drawing the different parts of the tornado.
To do this, we’ll be using lots of curved, rounded, and sharp curves to form the swirly top of the tornado, as shown in the reference image.
The top left side of the tornado will be drawn with a sharp shape to suggest the length of the tornado. Once you have drawn the top of the tornado you are ready for step 2!
Step 2 – Draw the tornado sequel
So far, you’ve drawn part of the tornado drawing, and this next step will be adding a tornado sequel.
This will look very similar to the one in the first step, but it will be a bit thinner. The tornado will get thinner and thinner as it descends further, so that’s worth keeping in mind as you continue on to the next steps.
Step 3 – Now, draw some more tornadoes
You are really understanding it now! The next few steps in this tornado tutorial will aim to stretch the tornado’s cone even deeper.
As we mentioned, it will continue to get thinner as you go down. This step will form the center of the tornado, and we’ll start to perfect it in the next few sections before we start coloring it.
Step 4 – Start drawing the narrow bottom of the tornado
The main part of your tornado drawing is pretty much done at this point, so over the next few steps we’ll make it much narrower as we draw its base.
To do this part, simply continue to stretch the tornado down, but now you will make its width significantly narrower.
All that’s left will be just the tip of the tornado, but we’ll deal with that in the next step!
Step 5 – Now you can finish the top of the tornado
We’ll be adding some amazing colors to your painting soon, but first, we have a few details to add in this fifth step of the tutorial on how to draw a tornado.
The main thing to do in this step will be to add the last part of the tornado. This should peak, as shown in the reference image.
Once you’ve drawn this trick, you’re ready for the final coloring step! However, before proceeding, you can also add some details and elements of your own to complete it in a truly unique way!
We’ll go over a few ideas you can try before moving on.
If you want to suggest even more movement, you can draw some curves and twists around the tornado.
You can also draw some scenes where the tornado is interacting. This can be achieved by using some background details like some buildings or maybe some trees and mountains.
However, these are just a few ideas, and you should let your creativity flow!
What fun details and additions can you think of to complete this amazing drawing of yours?
Step 6 – Finish your tornado drawing with some color
You’ve worked hard on this tornado drawing, so now you can start over with some coloring to finish it off!
We’ve combined dark blue and gray for our image, but like the final details in the last step, this is just a suggestion. Feel free to use any color you love to bring this image to life!
You can combine blue and green with any other color to suggest tornado chaos.
If you want a more stylish look to it, then you can also incorporate your favorite bright and vibrant colors.
Then it’s just a matter of choosing what art media and tools you want to use to bring the colors to life!
For brighter colors, you can use something like crayons, markers, or acrylic paint to bring them to life.
It would also look great if creating a more muted scene using mediums like watercolor paints and crayons.
What color and art medium are you thinking of to complete your tornado drawing?
