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Today, drawing123.com will guide you how to easily draw a candy with simple steps.
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Step 1: Start by drawing a simple circle at the top of your page. This will be the base for the first candy.
Step 2: Draw a second circle directly below the first one. Make sure it is slightly bigger than the first one.
Step 3: Inside the top circle, draw a spiral starting from the center and moving outward. This creates a “swirl” lollipop look.
Step 4: Inside the bottom circle, draw several curved lines that meet at the center point, creating segments like a peppermint or a beach ball.
Step 5: For the top candy, add the wrapper ends. Draw two fan-like shapes on the left and right sides with wavy outer edges.
Step 6: Repeat the process for the bottom candy by adding similar wrapper wings to its sides.
Step 7: Add some detail to the top candy’s wrapper by drawing two small curved creases on each side where the wrapper is twisted.
Step 8: For the bottom candy’s wrapper, draw an inner border or fold line inside the wrapper ends to give them more dimension.
Step 9: Finally, color your drawings! Use bright blue and teal for the top swirl candy, and alternating red and pink for the bottom peppermint candy.
Step 1: The First Circle
Start by drawing a simple circle in the lower-left center of your paper. This will be the main body of your first candy.
Step 2: Adding the Wrappers
On the left and right sides of the circle, draw two triangular, flared shapes with wavy edges. These represent the twisted ends of the candy wrapper.
Step 3: Decorating with Polka Dots
Inside the circle, draw several small ovals and circles scattered around. This adds a fun polka-dot pattern to the candy.
Step 4: Starting the Second Candy
Behind the first candy to the right, draw a large arc (a partial circle). This creates depth by making the second candy look like it is tucked behind the first one.
Step 5: Second Candy Wrappers
Just like before, add the flared wrapper ends to the sides of the second circle. Note that the left wrapper is partially hidden behind the first candy.
Step 6: Patterning the Second Candy
Add small circles inside the second candy body to match the polka-dot theme of the first one.
Step 7: Adding the Third Candy
In the upper-left background, draw another curved line to form the top of the third candy body. It should look like it’s resting behind the first two.
Step 8: Final Wrapper Details
Draw the visible ends of the wrapper for the third candy. Because of the overlap, you will only see the top and far-left parts of these “wings.”
Step 9: Final Patterns
Complete the line work by adding the polka-dot circles to the third candy in the back.
Step 10: Coloring
Finally, bring your drawing to life with vibrant colors!
– Candy 1 (Front): Light blue with purple dots.
– Candy 2 (Right): Bright green with yellow dots.
– Candy 3 (Back): Pink with red dots.
Step 1: Draw the Base Shape
Start by drawing a diagonal rectangle with rounded corners. This will serve as the main body of the candy.
Step 2: Add the Stripes
Draw four vertical, slightly slanted lines across the body of the candy. These lines create the segments for the patterns on the wrapper.
Step 3: Draw the Right Wrapper Tail
On the upper-right end of the rectangle, draw a triangular shape with a wavy outer edge. This represents the twisted end of the candy wrapper.
Step 4: Draw the Left Wrapper Tail
Repeat the previous step on the lower-left end. Add another wavy, fan-like shape to complete the wrapper’s ends on both sides.
Step 5: Add Detail Creases
Draw a few short, small lines where the wrapper tails meet the main body. These represent the “twists” or creases in the plastic.
Step 6: Color Your Drawing
Finally, fill in your drawing with vibrant colors! Use pink and cyan (bright blue) for the stripes and wrapper ends to give it a fun, pop-art look.
Step 1: The First Base
Start by drawing a large oval or slightly flattened circle in the lower-right area of your canvas. This will be the main body of your first piece of candy.
Step 2: Adding the Wrappers
Draw two fan-like shapes (triangles with wavy outer edges) on the left and right sides of the oval. These represent the twisted ends of the candy wrapper.
Step 3: Starting the Second Candy
Directly behind the first candy, draw a large arc (a partial circle). This represents the body of the second candy peeking out from behind the first one.
Step 4: Wrappers for the Second Candy
Add the wrapper ends to the second candy. Draw one wavy fan shape on the far left and another on the upper right, making sure they look like they are tucked behind the first candy.
Step 5: Starting the Third Candy
Now, draw another large arc in the top-left area, behind the second candy. This completes the base shapes for the stack of three candies.
Step 6: The Final Wrappers
Finish the line work by adding the last set of wrapper ends to the third candy. Place one on the left and one on the right, ensuring the layering looks natural by hiding parts of the lines behind the front candies.
Step 7: Adding Color
The final step is to bring your drawing to life with color!
– Candy 1 (Front): Bright teal/cyan with matching wrappers.
– Candy 2 (Middle): Vibrant orange with golden-brown wrappers.
– Candy 3 (Back): Sun-yellow with lime-green wrappers.
Step 1: Start by drawing a horizontal oval in the upper half of your paper. This will be the main body of your first candy.
Step 2:
Directly below the first one, draw a second horizontal oval of similar size. Now you have the base shapes for two candies.
Step 3:
Let’s decorate the top candy. Draw several small circles and semi-circles inside the top oval to create a polka-dot pattern.
Step 4:
Now for the bottom candy. Draw several curved vertical lines across the oval to create a striped pattern.
Step 5:
Add the “knots” of the wrappers. Draw small, narrow C-shapes on both the left and right sides of each oval. These represent the twisted ends of the candy wrapper.
Step 6:
Focus on the top candy’s wrapper ends. Draw flared, wavy shapes extending from the small knots you drew in the previous step. These should look like little fans with ruffled edges.
Step 7:
Repeat the process for the bottom candy. Draw the wavy wrapper wings on both sides of the striped oval.
Step 8:
Add detail to the wrapper ends. Draw three small “action lines” or creases inside each ruffled wing, starting from the knot and pointing outward. This gives the wrapper a twisted, realistic look.
Step 9:
Finally, bring your drawing to life with color!
– Top Candy: Use green for the body and wrapper ends, and orange for the polka dots and knots.
– Bottom Candy: Use light blue for the body and wrapper ends, and red for the stripes and knots.
Step 1: Draw the Base Circle
Start by drawing a perfect circle in the center of your page. This will serve as the main body of the hard candy.
Step 2: Start the Inner Swirls
Inside the circle, draw three or four curved, “S” shaped lines originating from the bottom left and meeting near the center. These lines create the beginning of the peppermint swirl pattern.
Step 3: Complete the Swirl Pattern
Continue drawing curved lines from the center out to the edges of the circle until the entire disc is filled with a spiral design. It should look like a spinning wheel or a lollipop.
Step 4: Add the Left Wrapper Wing
On the left side of the circle, draw a flared, fan-like shape with a wavy outer edge. This represents the twisted end of the cellophane wrapper.
Step 5: Add the Right Wrapper Wing
Repeat the previous step on the right side. Draw a matching symmetrical wing extending outward, making sure the edges are ruffled to give it a crinkled plastic look.
Step 6: Add Texture Creases
Draw a few short, flicking lines where the wrapper meets the circular candy. These small “pinch lines” indicate where the wrapper has been twisted tight.
Step 7: Color the Illustration
Finally, color your drawing. Use a vibrant purple (or red for a classic look) to fill in every other swirl on the candy and the entirety of the wrapper wings, leaving the remaining swirls white for contrast.
Hopefully, this drawing tutorial on Candy will help you easily create a nice drawing.
