How To Draw a Succulent Plant – Easy Step By Step Drawing Guide

How To Draw a Succulent Plant – Easy Step By Step Drawing Guide

When did succulent plants become so popular…? This one was confusing but they look like they’re fun to draw. I love the symmetry and it’s so easy to make it your own. You can use this tutorial to get the basics down and make it your own!

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Learn To Draw a Cute Potted Succulent Plant For Kids

  1. Draw an inverted isosceles trapezoid with a horizontal line inside, closely parallel to the longer side.  It will serve as the plant-pot for our succulent. 
  2. Fill in the pot’s top with four long oval-like succulent leaves, making their top slightly but not so pointed. For more beautiful succulent leaves, draw them while facing opposite directions and different sizes – the other two points left and draw a bigger inner leaf. 
  3. At the top of the four succulent leaves, draw another big and pointy leaf with four small sharp leaves behind it. Now our succulent looks so much healthy and hydrated with many leaves! 
  4. Let’s have two shades of green for the leaves and two shades of brown for the plant pot. Color the lighter shades of green and brown to the leaves and plant pot’s inner parts, while the darker shades to the outer parts

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