Fire is a symbol that has existed since the beginning of time. Primitive people made fire using improvised things because it was the source of heat, light, security. Also, it was used for cooking and signaling. It was worshipped by many nations, hymns were dedicated to the God of Fire. This is an element that makes a person look at it forever. Tell your child interesting facts and offer him or her to draw a fire and a big flame together. With our step by step instructions, the drawing process will be simple and interesting. Take a pencil and get to work. Good luck!
Basis
To begin with, we offer you to draw the basis of the flame. Place it in the center of the sheet to make the drawing look proportional. The basis of the fire has a teardrop shape.
Firewood
Any fire can not be made without dry firewood. Draw them, first schematically, using thin lines parallel to a small distance. Now they look like rays of the sun.
Then connect the lines together, giving a round shape to them .
Flame
To get a beautiful picture, you need to try to draw the fire properly. Draw sharp flames, as it’s shown in the picture.
Erase the lines
In the first stage we mentioned that the initial stages of the image are schematic. Erase all unnecessary lines not to allow them to distort the picture and not to allow them complicate the work.
Wood texture
The drawing must look more natural. Draw a pattern on the wood to convey its texture using a pencil. Draw little twigs. Now the wooden elements are indistinguishable from the real ones. Follow the changes in the picture.
Flames
Improve the fire by drawing a variety of shapes and direction of the flames.
Final touches
A few more simple manipulations with a pencil and the drawing is ready.
Add texture elements on the wood – and the picture is ready! Well done!
Collage
Here are collected the most basic stages of fire drawing. You can print out a collage in order the stages of the work are always in front of your eyes. Then you don’t have to look at the monitor.
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