Hello! We present to you a new drawing lesson in which we will tell you how to draw mushrooms. This lesson is very simple, and therefore the discussion here will rather focus on how to draw mushrooms for children. We specifically make such a reservation in some lessons, which consist of a small number of stages and are drawn much simpler than the bulk of drawing lessons with.
By the way, we also have a more advanced one - it is very realistic, with texture rendering and complex shadows. Well, today we are drawing a very simple one for children and completely novice artists, let's get started!
Step 1
First, let's outline the caps of each mushroom. The top one is the largest, similar to a roof, under which the other two caps are located. We monitor the shape of the caps and try to copy them from our sample.
Step 2
Let's deal with the largest cap first. We will draw the inner part with it, marking a curving line inside the already finished outline. Then we will draw a leg for the central mushroom and two small ones. In the last two cases, the legs are more rounded.
Step 3
We outline all the previously drawn external contours and draw the rim of the central mushroom’s hat.
Step 4
The final stage is to draw spots on the caps (ordinary ovals), and also draw smooth lines on the inside of the cap.
This was a drawing lesson on how to draw mushrooms with a pencil for. Best wishes!
Classification according to shape: BOLLOW MUSIC - BOTTLE MUSHROOM - BREAST - RUSSUL - MUNCHELLA - OYSTER MUSHROOM - CORAL - MORELS - CHANTERELLE - POWDER COLLECTIONS
I made a conditional division of mushrooms by type for the convenience of searching and comparing mushrooms both in appearance and in taste, which determines their culinary suitability for various types of cooking and storing mushrooms for future use.From all the variety of species shapes and colors, I decided to highlight separate groups according to my own understanding. It may not seem entirely convenient for you, but the encyclopedic search is always at your service.
What types of mushrooms did I highlight first:
Boletus mushrooms - I include all mushrooms with a stocky, thick stem and a tubular cap as this type.
OBAKI - porcini mushrooms, boletus, boletus and similar large mushrooms, including Tsarsky obabok (Far Eastern obabok).
Butter mushrooms are small tubular mushrooms and the like, usually with a thin stalk and a soft cap.
MEATS - here I placed lamellar mushrooms, white mushrooms, saffron milk caps, pig mushrooms of all stripes and of course milk mushrooms.
RUSSUL - in addition to the red, blue and green russula themselves, here you will find Valui, kesari and similar lamellar mushrooms that are brittle and not as dense as milk mushrooms.
Honey mushrooms - in my understanding, all these tree mushrooms and similar toadstools, but, if desired, they can also be collected and cooked.
Oyster mushrooms are woody mushrooms of very different shapes growing on living trees, ilmaki, mushroom noodles and the like.
CORAL - starting with deer horns and mushroom cabbage, here you will see horned mushrooms and similar mushrooms.
MORELS are strange jelly-like mushrooms that grow on wood and their relatives grow on the soil.
CHANTERELLERS - hedgehogs and several types of chanterelles are here together because of the similarity in taste and cooking methods.
RAINCOATS - strange white balls, picherichki, champignons, truffles and... and - all this is collected here.
Division by appearance of mushrooms
WHITE - All tubular mushrooms that resemble boletus and cape mushrooms in appearance.BREASTS - All lamellar mushrooms of the classic type such as mushrooms, milk mushrooms, russula and others similar in appearance.
TOADSBOOKS - Mushrooms of all shapes and colors. Corals, oyster mushrooms, cabbage, noodles, horns, morels and the like.
DANGEROUS BY SIMILARITY - All poisonous and conditionally edible mushrooms, including those that are not tasty.
The grouping of mushrooms is done for convenience and has no scientific explanation.
Division by type of culinary suitability.
TASTY - Mushrooms that are recognized by the vast majority of mushroom pickers and lovers of mushroom cooking.EDIBLE - Mushrooms suitable for traditional cooking without any special frills.
NOT TASTY - These mushrooms can be eaten if there are simply no other mushrooms.
CONDITIONALLY EDIBLE - Mushrooms that are prepared for food or other use of the unit. However, the risk of poisoning remains.
POISONOUS - Mushrooms that are simply not worth eating.
DANGEROUS - These mushrooms are dangerous because they can be easily confused with good edible mushrooms in appearance. It is precisely these edible-poisonous pairs that I believe should be given special attention. This knowledge can cost the health of those who neglect it.
Mine, as I already mentioned, I did not develop it for science or a mushroom publication; my brief and complete classification is based only on my own views on mushrooms and their similarities. So, for example, I do not distinguish between the shapes of the mushrooms, value and russula, but classify them (based on the shape of the mushroom body) as milk mushrooms.
Agreeing with my classification or criticizing it is your personal business, as right as eating or not eating mushrooms.
I use my classifier and it’s convenient for me, I’m not interested in arguing in vain, but if you offer your classifier, it will be interesting.
Picking mushrooms is a fascinating activity. Chanterelles, boletus, boletus, milk mushrooms. There are all sorts of mushrooms, but the king of all mushrooms is considered to be the White mushroom, with a thick white stem and a wide brown cap. If you like not only picking mushrooms, but also drawing, then let's try it together draw mushrooms, more precisely, we will draw a white mushroom. We will draw the mushroom drawing step by step with a simple pencil, but in the last step you can color the mushroom drawing with paints or colored pencils. And if you draw leaves and grass nearby, the picture of the mushroom will be very beautiful and attractive.
1. Let's mark the mushroom stem
First, draw just two circles for the mushroom stem. The circles will help you further accurately maintain the correct proportions in the picture of the porcini mushroom.
2. Add a cap to the leg
Draw two “ears” next to the leg, like Cheburashka’s. They will help you draw a mushroom cap. Add a “flattened” oval at the base of the leg. Mushrooms are not perfectly straight, their legs are curved, their caps are wrinkled, so in order to draw a realistic mushroom, you need to take these “little things” into account.
3. How to draw the general outline of a mushroom
You see how easy it is to draw the shape of a mushroom when you have geometric guidelines. All you have to do is draw a pencil, almost an arbitrary line, around these “circles” and you will get a real porcini mushroom.
4. Drawing of a porcini mushroom in detail
Before draw a mushroom in more detail, remove unnecessary contours from the drawing. Completely shape the hat and draw the edge of the hat with two lines. All the beauty of the porcini mushroom is in its contrasting cap. It is white inside and brown on top. The gap at the edge of the cap will only emphasize this effect.
5. How to draw a mushroom. Final stage
You see how easy it is to draw mushrooms if you draw them step by step. Just a few simple steps and you are ready to paint over the drawing with paints or pencils. The mushroom drawing looks very impressive using the technique of applying shadows with a pencil. If you think so too, you can simply shade the mushroom with a soft simple pencil, as in my drawing.
6. Drawing of a mushroom. Surrounding landscape
Small growing mushrooms, yellowed leaves, grass, twigs drawn around. They will make the drawing more attractive and realistic. If you were able to draw a mushroom beautifully and correctly, try to continue the drawing and draw the surrounding landscape. You can even draw a hedgehog next to the mushrooms. These animals love to collect mushrooms, storing them for the winter.
Video on how to draw mushrooms.
Many mushrooms grow in birch forests; you can draw a birch tree like this next to the mushrooms.
Not only people collect mushrooms, but some animals too. The squirrel prepares a whole warehouse of dried mushrooms for the winter.
Next to the mushrooms you can draw fallen tree leaves, a hedgehog or a squirrel. The mushroom drawing will become more picturesque and realistic.
Mushrooms grow in shady places, but not under any tree. Even the name of the mushroom often indicates this: boletus, boletus. A lot of mushrooms grow in spruce forests.
When preparing food supplies for the winter, the hedgehog pricks mushrooms and apples on its needles and transports them in this way. Good story if you're up for it draw mushrooms.
To make your mushroom drawing more attractive, draw a butterfly perched on the mushroom cap. True, butterflies usually prefer flowers instead of mushrooms, but for the sake of a beautiful drawing, a slight inaccuracy can be allowed.
This Christmas tree drawing is intended for a New Year's picture or postcard. But it can be used to draw mushrooms, since many mushrooms, especially porcini mushrooms, “love” to grow in a pine forest, sometimes forming entire mushroom glades.
Today we’ll touch on the topic of mushrooms, because it’s autumn, which is already coming to an end. Below I suggest you familiarize yourself with two pictures that will help you and your children draw a mushroom with a pencil step by step. The first is white, the most common and beloved by many people, the second is an inedible, but beautiful and bright fly agaric. I hope everything works out for you.
How to draw an edible porcini mushroom
In fact, there will be three mushrooms. At the first stage, we draw their outlines, then we slowly bring the drawing to a finished form: using an additional line we draw a hat, add grass. At the very end, we color the drawing: the hats are brown, the legs are white, the grass is green.
How to draw an inedible fly agaric mushroom
It seems to me that drawing a fly agaric with a pencil, following the step-by-step instructions in the picture below, is even easier than white. At the first stage, you must draw the outlines of the design: a line for the leg and a semi-oval for the cap. Then, following the recommendations exactly, add him a little friend. Paint both fly agarics bright red.
I hope that by following the instructions step by step, you will get beautiful drawings! And if not, try again. The second or third time your picture will be much more beautiful than the first.
Mushrooms are neither plants nor animals. These are representatives of a separate kingdom of living organisms on Earth. They combine the characteristics of both plants and animals. We will draw step by step with a pencil edible mushrooms - champignons, which consist of a cap and a stem. Mushrooms usually grow in forests where it is dark, at the roots of different trees. They often hide under leaves and grass. Finding mushrooms requires skill and patience. You also need to learn how to separate edible and poisonous mushrooms. Mushrooms are very tasty. They are fried, stewed, baked. There are many types of dishes that contain proteins. They are comparable to meat in their nutritional value.
Stage 1. Draw a circle and three ovals - large, medium and small. We outline a large oval and a circle. These are mushroom caps.
Stage 2. Now we draw the legs of the mushrooms from a circle and an oval. They look like rectangles. We also outline the last two ovals with the contours of mushrooms with legs cut into halves.
Stage 3. Now we add volume to the mushrooms with additional features. We make lines on the mushroom stems and caps. We use various dashes to show the irregularities on the surface of the mushrooms.
Stage 4. We make strokes on the legs, showing the layering. On the hats we will show the holes in the cut.
Stage 5. Let's color our drawing pink. Let's outline all the contours again with black and show the shadows. Well, how did your mushrooms turn out?
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