How to Draw Chemistry, Science and Chemistry Symbols
1 The beaker or Laboratory flask
We will begin by drawing the beaker. This is a very simple, standard shape. The neck of the unit is straight and then the bottom flares out.
2 Measurement lines
All you have to do here is draw in the measurement lines.
3 DNA strand
Up next, we will draw the DNA strand in a very simple manner. It's in sections so be sure to add the simple lines to detail the strand.
4 First of 3 balls
For the chemistry orbit, you will need to draw a series of 3 spheres. Let's just make one now and then do the other two later.
5 two of 3 balls
Before drawing the the chemistry orbit, you will need to draw the other two spheres. Let's do that now.
6 Drawing the oribit
We will begin to draw the chemistry orbit now. It's just a simple completed swirl that surrounds some of the balls.
7 Another orbit
Draw another orbit circle like you see here to complete the chemistry orbit.
8 Last drawing step
This is your last drawing step and here is where you will complete the drawing. Add the last orbit shape and then erase the mistakes if you made any.
9 Final lineart step
You are done. Take a look back at what you drew and use the images for your next science project.
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October 6, 2020
Description: I figured I would take a different road today and do a lesson that is on simple chemistry and science logos or symbols. these simple symbols would be great for people who love chemistry and science and who would like a tattoo to show their love and passion. Instead of getting all fancy and complicated, I just made three symbols that are commonly seen with science and chemistry. The first is a beaker, the second is a DNA strand sample and the third is an Atomic Orbit Symbol. Drawing all three of these symbols is going to be fun and exciting especially for you school kids who need to draw symbols for science projects. Anyways, have fun and let me know if this lesson helped you in any way.
