Fun Step-by-Step Banana Drawing for Kids
Written By Sudha| Edited By Varsha & Adi | Updated on 17th May, 2024
Bananas are not only delicious and packed with energy, but they also have a simple shape and eye-catching colour that makes them fun to draw. If your kid is someone who loves to draw, they’re in for a treat. Drawing a banana can be a great way for them to practise their skills and have some fun.
Kids are naturally curious and always looking for new things to draw. Even if they’re already learning how to draw in some of the best schools in Bangalore, a little extra help can go a long way. That’s where this blog comes in!
We’ve designed this special guide to make drawing easy and enjoyable for kids. There’s also a simple worksheet attached at the end for them to practise until they get it right. Let’s get started and bring that banana to life on paper.
Quick Summary
Step-by-Step Banana Drawing for Kids –
- Basic List of Materials
- Step-by-Step Guide to Draw Banana
- Final Touches
- Tips and Tricks to Draw Banana
- Conclusion
Our Selection Process
1. Basic List of Materials
- Drawing Paper
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Sharpener
- Crayons or Coloured Pencils
- Stable Drawing Surface
2. Step-by-Step Banana Drawing for Kids
Step1: Outline the fruit
Start by drawing a slightly curved line. Now draw another curved line parallel to it. Then join those two lines at the top with an inverted ‘U’ as shown in the image.
Step 2: Finish the outline
Now close the bottom end of the banana by drawing the stem of the fruit. Bring those two parallel curved lines together and close it by drawing a rectangular shape with rounded edges.
Step 3: Draw the peel
Now let’s start drawing the banana peel. Imagine your banana is half peeled. Draw two leaf-like shapes from the middle of the banana.
Step 4: Draw more details
Draw similar leaf-like shapes coming out from behind the banana. Complete the peels by drawing a curved line underneath one of the leaf-like shapes as shown in the image.
Step 5:Draw the face
Let’s bring our banana buddy to life by drawing a face. Draw two rainbow shapes for eyes. Then draw two tiny oval shapes underneath the eyes, and two tiny rectangles to form the eyebrows above the eyes. Then draw the banana’s mouth by drawing a bean-like shape with a curved line inside it to form the tongue as shown in the image.
To give it more details, draw a curved line in the middle of the banana’s peel. Draw another line on the stem.
Final Touches
Don’t forget to add a splash of colour to bring your banana to life! You can colour your banana using crayons, coloured pencils, or markers.
Tips and Tricks to Draw Banana
- Take your time and have fun! Drawing is all about expressing yourself, so don’t worry about making it perfect.
- If you make a mistake, don’t stress. Use your eraser and try again.
- Practice makes perfect, so keep drawing until you become a pro!
- Erase the rough lines and make your outline darker before you start colouring to make the drawing look neat.
- If you’re unsure about how to draw certain features, don’t hesitate to use reference pictures.
Conclusion
Fantastic work, young artists! You’ve successfully drawn your very own banana. But the fun doesn’t have to stop here. Keep experimenting with different shapes and objects to draw, and watch your skills grow. Check out the worksheet attached below for more exciting drawing exercises. Remember, every drawing is a step towards becoming a better artist. Happy drawing!
Banana Drawing for Kids Worksheet
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