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You don’t have to be born with a ton of artistic talent to be able to draw ✏️.

It might come more naturally to some people than others but anyone can learn to draw easy things without too much effort.

With a bit of practice and the help of some step by step tutorials, before you know it you’ll be able to draw all kinds of things in your sketchbook or journal.

The most important thing to remember is to just have fun with it!

What are the easiest things to draw for beginners?

The easiest things to draw for beginners are two-dimensional (2D) objects in a cartoon style. Food, animals and plants are the most straightforward objects for beginners to draw while drawing people, scenes or landscapes is a lot more difficult for beginners.

Step by step how to draw 100+ easy things for beginners.

Food

Food is a great thing for beginners to draw because you can make it as simple or complicated as you like. Start off by practicing drawing fruit and vegetables and then move on to drawing more complicated foods like sandwiches, burgers and sushi!

Drawing food will educate you on spatial relationships and show you that everything you draw is made up of multiple basic shapes like squares, triangles and circles.

Animals

Animals are good to draw for beginners because you can create cute critters with just a few lines. Once you’ve mastered how to draw one animal, drawing others with come easily to you as the basics are the same for every animal.

It’s also fun to draw animals because you can allow your imagination to run wild and create your own new species or draw a hybrid of two animals.

Plants

Another great place to start for beginners is drawing flowers, trees and other plants. Their soft, organic shape make them more forgiving to draw for beginners. It’s hard to go wrong when drawing plants, and even if you do, you can fix your mistakes easily.

Objects

Drawing inanimate objects can be a good option for beginners as they are usually made up of straight lines and shapes that are easily identified. A beginner can also use real life objects as a guide to help them draw.

Easy things to draw for beginners – step by step video tutorials

When you’re learning how to draw it can be really useful to see the exact steps and method someone else uses to draw something.

Luckily these days there are hundreds of free video resources on YouTube for beginners to learn to draw.

Here are some of the best step by step tutorials for beginners to learn to draw easy things on YouTube.

This easy to follow tutorial shows you how to draw a basic diamond, which is perfect for beginners.

Taking a little step up this tutorial shows you how to draw a really impressive looking rose. I love how the creator makes it so easy to follow and understand what she’s doing.

Once you’ve gotten comfortable drawing basic things this video is perfect for beginners who want to learn how to draw a dog. Who doesn’t want to be able to draw an adorable puppy?

Top tips for beginners learning to draw

As a beginner it can be daunting just picking up a pencil and starting to draw.

Here are the best tips for beginners who want to learn how to draw.

1. Don’t be afraid of making mistakes

One of the things that will stop a beginner from learning how to draw is fear. Don’t be afraid of making mistakes, everyone starts somewhere. The only way you’ll learn and improve is if you just start drawings and making mistakes.

2. Keep practising

Drawing daily will really improve your skills over time. Even if you just spend 10 minutes a day you’ll quickly notice a difference in your drawings. Don’t worry too much about the end result, just enjoy practicing.

3. Draw basic shapesfirst

Try to see and start off with the basic shapes in whatever you are drawing. Do you see circles, rectangles, triangles? Once you find and draw the basic shapes you will easily be able to connect them together and fill in the details to create a great drawing.

4. Draw things you’re interested in

One of the keys to becoming good at drawing, that people often forget, is that you need to draw things that interest you. There’s no point in forcing yourself to draw things you don’t want to draw, you’ll quickly give up and lose interesting in drawing all together.

Draw whatever you feel like drawing, just keep practicing, and before you know it you won’t be a beginner anymore!

I show you how to draw virtually anything! In these tutorials, you'll learn simple step by step techniques so that you can draw anything you want.
If you doubt yourself, I want to assure you, you do not need any talent for drawing! If you feel you have talent, great, but you do not need any to learn how to draw.
Talent may only help you to speed up the learning process. Remember that even the slow-paced turtle will reach the goal with 100% certainty.

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Draw a Heart

Drawing Easy Sketching For Beginners

I suggest you begin drawing only 1 (one) picture every week at first. No more, no less. Only one single drawing a week.
Drawing one single picture per week gives you enough time and space to do finish the drawing in a relaxed manner. You need to feel good and relaxed, no deadlines, pressure or similar silly distractions.
And if you cannot finish even one single drawing in one week, no problem. Do it in two weeks or one month. You set your own pace.

Castle Drawings

Learning speed and drawing speed is irrelevant here, this is not a competition neither school test. Take it easy.
The drawing speed will increase naturally as you proceed and become skillful and more proficient, one step at the time. Trust the process, it works!
I also want to tell you that by following these easy tutorials you simply cannot fail!

Butterfly Drawings

If you are a total beginner I suggest you start by drawing nature scenes, cartoon characters or flowers. Why?
Because nature scenes, cartoons or flowers give you a little room for making mistakes that are not very visible. If you jump right into drawing animals or portraits the chances are you may get disappointed and discouraged.
You train yourself first by doodling, sketching and drawing simple pictures that do not require too much precise and detailed work.

Lotus Flower Drawing

You are going to learn drawing flowers, animals, roses, angel wings, birds, manga or cartoon, just to name a few.
Everyone - including you, can learn to draw by following the simple techniques on this site.
If you are a total beginner or have no confidence or feel any kind of difficulty, download your free eBook and begin drawing and doodling the exercises.

Bald Eagle Pencil Drawing

The most important and often underestimated is a daily routine of doodling. Make a habit of doodling about 2 or 3 minutes a day. Doodle anything, even if it is just scribbling nonsense on a piece of paper.
By doodling you train yourself to gain confidence in drawing because you do not have any expectations of what the outcome may be.
When you have no expectations you do not put pressure on yourself. Whatever comes out, comes out. That's it and that's fine.

Learning How to Draw is a Journey, Not a Destination

Pink Rose Head Drawing

Drawing Sketch Easy Mother Teresa

The same as with every visual art, drawing skill is a kind of mental tool that puts you automatically into a calm and relaxed state of mind once you begin to doodle, sketch or draw. Only when you feel calm and relaxed, only then you can create true art.
When you are anxious, angry, upset,