How to Draw Paris with this how-to video and step by step drawing instructions. Enjoy this simple step by step lesson for learning how to draw Paris, France. This easy tutorial is perfect for young students looking to get started with drawing by examining some famous French landmarks!
Please see Paris drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to Paris simple step by step drawing guide below
Step 1. Draw the buildings
Start by drawing rectangles to outline the small buildings in the foreground. Add a horizontal line near the top of each rectangle to form the roof.
Step 2. Sketch the observation deck of the Eiffel Tower
Draw thin rectangular strips to form the Eiffel Tower’s observation deck. Then add the pointed antenna on top.
Step 3. Form the main structure of the tower
Create the main structural shape of the tower similar to the illustration.
Step 4. Add the Arc de Triomphe
Start by drawing the rectangular outline of the Arc de Triomphe. Next, draw a rectangle with an arch attached. Now add horizontal lines to draw the frieze and beams of the monument.
Step 5. Sketch the sculpture and the roof
Draw the rectangular outline of the sculpture on the wall. Next, add a wavy line on top of the monument. Then add a curved line to outline the visible part of the sculpture on the right pillar.
Step 6. Form the Louvre Pyramid
Draw the triangular outline of the Louvre pyramid.
Step 7. Add the beams of the pyramid
Add the beams of the pyramid forming a cross by drawing evenly spaced diagonal lines.
Step 8. Add Windows
Form the rectangular windows of the buildings in the foreground. Now let’s draw bumpy shaped awnings on some of the buildings.
Step 9. Complete the Paris drawing
Adding color is the best part of drawing! First, paint the ground with a green pencil and the sky with a light blue pencil. Next, color the roofs of the buildings with a dark brown pencil and the windows with a blue pencil. Now, use bright colored pencils like yellow and peach to color the walls of the buildings. Then, color the Arc de Triomphe using shades of brown. For the Louvre Pyramid, use a brilliant blue pencil. Finally, use shades of yellow and orange to color the Eiffel Tower.
