How To Draw A Rock. Rocks are an integral part of the natural landscape. So, if you are passionate about drawing beautiful natural landscapes, learning how to draw a rock is crucial. To make it easier for you, we’ve created a step-by-step tutorial on how to draw a rock. This comprehensive guide consists of 9 simple instructions combined with simple illustrations.
Moreover, you can customize the rock as much as you want, as well as its colours! So what are you waiting for? Take a piece of paper and a pencil, and let’s draw together! Have fun, and utilize your imagination to draw a stone! You can draw many more characters like house drawing, Anubis drawing, cat drawing, cobra drawing, blueberry drawing, coconut drawing and many more drawing for kids.
Step 1:
Start drawing this flat-topped rock by drawing the border or outline. As the illustration shows, draw five connected diagonal lines (this will form the top) and two unconnected curved lines (the bottom).
Step 2:
This time you will connect the bottom by adding the middle section. As shown in the illustration, you will draw two diagonal lines connected at the bottom and two short vertical lines (one on each side). You’ve finally marked out the rock!
Step 3:
In this step, you will begin making the stone look natural! Draw the inside of the matte top by counting three connected diagonal lines, like the ones in the picture. The third diagonal line will appear to fade.
Step 4:
This step is only a continuation of stage 3. You’ll draw a shorter version of what you did in step 3: just two shorter diagonal lines. This will also have a “fade in” effect, like in step 3.
Step 5:
Here we make the flat-topped rock look more realistic. As shown in the illustration, you will add more diagonal and curved lines on the flat top of the rock.
Step 6:
We will add more realism to your flat rock in this step. Add two short diagonal lines to the lower left side of the rock.
Step 7:
Here you will remove a long sloping line. This nearly vertical diagonal line will connect the part you drew in step 3 to the part you drew in step 2, as shown in the illustration.
Step 8:
In this step, you’ll add two relatively shorter lines next to the nearly vertical line you drew in step 7.
Step 9:
Here you will play what you accomplished in grade 6. But this time, you will count these short lines double on the right side of the stone. There you go, we have successfully drawn a realistic rock! Now it’s finally time to move on to the most exciting part: choosing the colours and co louring the rock!To bring out your flat rock, it’s time to add colours! We use shades of gray in the illustration, but you can add a few other colours or tints.