How to Draw Apples
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Here is a tip step that shows you some of the different shapes and styles of leaves that you would see hanging from the stem of a freshly picked apple. As you can see the edges of the leaves, and the ribs of the leaves are different as you can see he
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Here is a tip step that shows how an apple would look if there would be some deep imperfection on the surface like dents, and rotted spots. Take in the info you see here, and use it to your advantage.
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A finished apple drawing can come out looking like the one you see here. Some apples have spots, lines and smudges.
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Start by making a circle like you see here, and notice how there is a slight tilt to the apple.
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Here all you have to do is thicken the apple lining and be sure to come up on a hill near the top of the fruit.
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For the last drawing step draw a dimple on the apple, and then draw out the stem and leaf. Erase the lines and shapes that you drew in step one.
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Here is what the apple looks like when you are all done. Color it in and you are all set. Add some surface flaws, or leave it be it's your choice.
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November 11, 2010
Description: How long has it been since I uploaded a food lesson on something that is very edible, juicy, and delicious? If you are on the site often you should already know that it's been a long while since I uploaded such a tutorial. Now because Christmas is near by, and because holiday fragrances around this time of year is mainly apple and cinnamon scents, I thought a tutorial on "how to draw apples", step by step would be pretty neat to upload. As you can imagine drawing apples is a no-brainer. The reason why a lesson on apples is important, is because some novice artists out there are unaware on how to start such a drawing. There are many things to teach yourself when it comes time to draw an apple. For instance, the many different styles of leaves, stems, and surface flaws are some of things that one should know how to add when making a sketch on an apple, or any other kinds of fruit. There is also different colors you can shade in your finished drawing too like green, rich red, bright red, or a combination of both. How many different apple varieties are there anyway? Well, I don't know them all but I do know of a few and they are; Cortland, Fuji, gala, golden delicious, red delicious, granny smith, Macintosh, honey crisp, ginger gold, and many, many more. The differences between the many varieties of apples is in the taste, juiciness, color, and size. Of course all the many choices of apples are grown in many places, which is why we as consumers have a choice on what brands of produce we like. I myself love golden delicious apples but I chose to draw a Macintosh apple in the lesson. No matter what type of fruit you draw, learning "how to draw apples" is going to be fun and very creative. You can choose to draw a bundle, a bowl, or just a few apples if you like. The decision is all up to you. Have fun with this tutorial guys, and remember to stay put because there is more in store for you all.
