How to Draw Pasta easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.
Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below
You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below
Step 1
We will keep things simple in the first step of our how to draw pasta tutorial. Instead of focusing on the winding noodles themselves that will act as the most difficult part of the drawing, we will focus on the plate of noodles that are on it.
To outline this sheet, we will draw a simple oval. When drawing this outline, you can try to draw it slowly using freehand or even using a tool like a stencil to trace around.
Once you have this oval sketch, you’re ready for the next step of the tutorial!
Step 2 – Now, draw the first part of the pasta
Now that you have the plate for this pasta drawing complete, we can start painting the food itself.
As we mentioned earlier, this can be a bit complicated, as it will be made up of many thin strands of pasta twisted together.
There will also be additional elements mixed in like vegetables, pieces of meat and even leaves for seasoning.
When drawing noodles, try to do it one by one and closely follow our reference image to see how the noodles interact with each other.
We’ll also paint what looks like half a cherry tomato onto the pasta, and you can add more smaller additions like this if you’d like.
Step 3 – Draw some more pasta and other ingredients
Continuing with this pasta drawing tutorial, we will add another portion of pasta to the mix.
To do this, just keep adding some more curvy noodles onto the plate to form the center of the pasta.
When seasoning, some leaves are sometimes added to help enhance the flavor, and they are especially popular in tastier dishes.
For that reason, we will add some of these cards in this step. Simply draw two larger leaves attached to some of the smaller leaves, and then we’ll be ready to move on to step 4 of the tutorial.
Step 4 – Next, draw another piece of pasta
The fourth step of the pasta drawing will see you add another portion of pasta to the plate.
This sequel will take up most of the pasta’s volume and it will take up the top of the plate.
When drawing it, just follow the drawing recipe you’ve made so far and draw each long, individual pasta.
In this section, we also add another leaf and another small tomato. Again, you can also add more of these types of elements to the mix if you want.
Then we’ll be ready to add a final section along with some smaller final elements in the next step of the tutorial!
Step 5 – Add Final Details to Your Pasta Drawing
In this step of the pasta drawing tutorial, we’ll perfect the final part and the details so you’re ready to color in the final step.
There’s one last space left to add some pasta at the top of the pasta, so you can fill that space with some more curled noodles.
There will also be a few more tomato slices that we will add to complete it. After this part is drawn, we can finish with some smaller details.
We added a lot of dots all over the noodle to make it look like there was pepper and other seasonings on it. \
You can also draw some side dishes or drinks near the pasta plate to show what else you want to enjoy with this dish!
Step 6 – Complete your pasta drawing with color
To finish off this pasta drawing, we will now finish with some colors. For the plate and pasta, we used more light shades of beige and yellow to give it a softer tone.
For some lighter patches, we used some red for the tomatoes and then used some green for the leaves.
You can use similar colors or you can change them as you see fit!
You can make it look like pasta covered in sauce by combining some lighter colors for one idea, so how would you end this image?
