Introduction
Whether you like doing pot or not, you've got to admit that pot leaves have a really nice look on them. The structure and design of this leaf is somewhat inspiring. I really enjoy drawing pot leaves, and I do so mostly for the fun of it. In case you're one of the more innocent ones out there, and don't know how a pot leaf looks, or how to draw one, don't worry; I've got you covered.
To draw a pot leaf, you follow two simple steps. First, you draw the backbone of your leaf, which in this case is usually a start shaped pattern or line diagram. Then, you sketch the leaves over those lines, and do so in a somewhat triangular fashion. And there you go! Your pot leaf drawing is ready.
Step by Step Pot Leaf Drawing Tutorial
In this step by step video tutorial, the artist will show you a simple, and satisfying pot leaf drawing process with the help of a black marker. The steps here are very simple, and there’s no complexity to them. You can start working on this drawing whenever you like, and finish it within a few minutes. It’s not a heavily detailed drawing, but still has this nice look to it, probably because of the smooth finishing.
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Quick Pot Leaf Scribble
This here is more of a scribble than an actual drawing. But I thought it would look nice if you were to draw many of these pot leaves together, and form some sort of a collage or design. Hence, I decided to include this simple pot leaf scribbling process as well. It’s nothing difficult, and actually quite easy to work on. You won’t have to spend much time and effort on this drawing.
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Pot Leaf Drawing for Beginners
In this beginner’s level tutorial, you’ll get to see a simple and easy approach to drawing pot leaves. The leaves here have a bolder look, and a sharper finish. This is mostly due to the use of a much bolder line to draw the edges of the leaf. I quite like the way this leaf has been drawn, mostly because of the details within the leaf itself. It’s a simple process, but the results, as you can see, are quite nice and satisfying.
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Easy Pot Leaf Drawing Tutorial
This video lesson will take you through the steps of an absolutely basic pot leaf drawing process. The leaves here are quite similar to normal tree leaves, except a bit elongated, and made to look like pot leaves. Apart from that, there’s nothing different about this tutorial. It’s a plain drawing, and doesn’t have much to offer in terms of look. Hence, it’s perfect for beginners who’re new to pencil drawing and sketching.
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Super Easy Pot Leaf Drawing Technique
This super easy pot leaf drawing technique uses a couple of basic shapes to get things done. The main structure is basically a hexagonal star, over which the leaves are gently drawn. The whole drawing will take you less than 10 minutes to complete. You don’t have to bother with any difficult drawing or sketching technique to get this done.
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Artistic Pot Leaf Graffiti
If I were to get a pot leaf tattoo, this is the design I’d have opted for. It’s funky, and has a nice vibe to it. The drawing is fairly simple and doesn’t have any complex steps involved. It’s the type of graffiti you’d see on the streets, or even on the back of your notebooks. All in all, it’s a fun drawing, and quite easy to work with,
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Realistic Pot Leaf Sketch
This and easy pot leaf sketch closely resembles the real thing. It’s not fully realistic, but does have a similar vibe to it. The leaf edges aren’t that smooth, which makes for a more natural look, and gives the leaf its realistic appeal. That being said, the drawing is still easy to work on, and you won’t have any trouble following the steps shown in the video.
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Quick Sketch of a Pot Leaf
This tutorial focuses on a quick and easy pot leaf drawing process. Instead of going for accuracy here, the artist opts for a more abstract look. The leaf doesn’t maintain any fixed structure here, and also lacks a proper design. It makes for a simple look, but I personally think it could’ve been a bit better. Do you think you could improve this drawing by adjusting the shape and structure a little bit? Give your creativity a try.
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A Single Pot Leaf
This video tutorial will teach you the process of drawing a single pot leaf. Instead of drawing the whole leaf, the artist focuses on just a single strand of the leaf. It might look odd, but leaves like this can be uses in other drawings as well, especially for decoration purposes. It's very easy to draw this leaf, and you won't even need to look at the tutorial more than once to get this done.
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3D Pot Leaf Drawing Demonstration
The artist of this drawing takes a more professional route to draw this pot leaf. What we have here is a 3D looking pot leaf drawing. The demonstration will take you through the whole process, but it doesn't do much in terms of explaining the approach. Hence, you need to be equipped with the right skills in order to replicate this one perfectly.
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By Jimena & Iñigo
The Navarro-Rubios
My husband and I are learning how to draw and paint. We wanted to share this learning process with the world and have fun! That's why we created this blog. We'll have drawing contests every week and you'll decide who won that week! Follow along and learn with us!
Jimena & Iñigo
The Navarro-Rubios
My husband and I are learning how to draw and paint. We wanted to share this learning process with the world and have fun! That's why we created this blog. We'll have drawing contests every week and you'll decide who won that week! Follow along and learn with us!
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