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Today, drawing123.com will guide you how to easily draw a yogurt cup with simple steps.
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Step 1: Draw the Outer Rim Oval
Draw a wide, horizontally flattened oval near the top of your page to form the outer edge of the yogurt cup’s top rim.
Step 2: Add the Inner Rim
Inside the oval drawn in the first step, sketch a smaller, concentric oval to create the thickness of the rim.
Step 3: Draw the Under-Rim Rim Edge and Tab
Extend a line down from the sides of the outer oval and draw a curved bottom border underneath the rim. Include a small, downward-curving tab extension on the left side to represent the foil lid’s pull tab.
Step 4: Outline the Cup Body
Draw two lines slanting slightly inward as they extend downward from the left and right sides of the top rim. Connect them at the bottom with a smooth, downward-curving line to form the base of the cup.
Step 5: Add the Label Borders
Draw two horizontal, slightly downward-curving lines across the body of the cup—one near the top under the rim and another near the bottom—to define the boundaries for the yogurt label.
Step 6: Write the Text Label
In the center area between the two curved label lines, write the word “YOGURT” in bold, uppercase capital letters.
Step 7: Color the Finished Drawing
Fill in the drawing with colors to complete the artwork:
– Red: Color the outer top rim, the lower fold edge of the rim, the top band section under the lid, and the bottom base section of the cup.
– Light Cyan / Blue: Fill in the center foil top area inside the inner rim oval as well as the main label area in the middle of the cup.
– Black: Keep the text “YOGURT” and all outline borders in clean black.
Step 1: Draw the Peeled Foil Lid
Start near the top-left area by drawing the peeled-back foil lid curved upward and to the left. Include a small rounded pull tab at the top-left corner and a diagonal fold line near the middle of the lid surface.
Step 2: Draw the Top Oval Rim
Sketch a wide, flat double-lined oval attached to the base of the peeled lid to form the opening rim of the cup.
Step 3: Draw the Yogurt Surface
Inside the inner rim oval, draw a wavy horizontal line with two small curved marks below it to represent the creamy surface texture of the yogurt.
Step 4: Outline the Cup Body
Extend two lines tapering slightly inward from the sides of the top rim downward, and connect them at the bottom with a smooth, downward-curving line to form the body of the cup.
Step 5: Add the Label Boundaries
Draw a wavy horizontal line near the top under the rim and a smooth, downward-curving line near the bottom to outline the middle label section.
Step 6: Draw the Cherry Illustration
In the center of the middle label area, sketch two round cherries side-by-side, attached to two connecting stems at the top with a single leaf pointing to the left.
Step 7: Color the Finished Drawing
Fill in the drawing with the following colors:
– Deep Purple/Magenta: Color the top rim interior, the upper band below the rim, and the bottom section of the cup.
– Light Pink/Off-White: Fill in the peeled foil lid, the yogurt surface inside the cup, and the central background area of the label.
– Bright Red: Color the two round cherry fruits.
– Green: Color the single leaf above the cherries.
Step 1: Draw the Spoon
Draw a long, slanted stick with rounded ends extending from the top right downward. Add small splashes/notches near the lower end to show it dipping into the container.
Step 2: Draw the Inner Rim
Draw a horizontal oval opening around the lower tip of the spoon to represent the top opening of the yogurt cup.
Step 3: Draw the Yogurt Surface
Inside the oval opening, draw a wavy horizontal line and a few curved details to represent the surface texture of the yogurt.
Step 4: Draw the Flat Top Rim
Around the inner opening, draw a wide, flat, rectangular lip with rounded corners to outline the plastic top of the container.
Step 5: Draw the Cup Body
Draw two downward-tapering side lines connected by a curved bottom base to form the main body of the yogurt cup.
Step 6: Add Label Borders
Draw two horizontal curved lines across the cup body—one near the top rim and one near the bottom—to define the label section on the container.
Step 7: Draw the Strawberries
In the center of the front label, draw two small strawberries with leafy tops resting side by side.
Step 8: Add the Background Oval
Draw a wide oval outline directly behind the two strawberries to serve as a decorative background emblem on the label.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Color the drawing with the following details:
– Yogurt Cream: Light pink color.
– Spoon, Top Label Stripe, and Base: Dark orange-red color.
– Strawberries: Bright red for the fruit bodies with bright green leaves.
– Background Oval Label: Bright yellow.
– Cup Body & Top Rim: Clean white.
Step 1: Draw the Outer Top Rim
Draw a wide diamond-like shape with softly rounded corners to form the outer top edge of the yogurt container.
Step 2: Draw the Yogurt Surface
Inside the shape, draw a fluffy, wavy boundary along with a few small curved details to represent the textured surface of the yogurt.
Step 3: Draw the Inner Rim Line
Draw a smooth curved line along the top inner edge above the wavy yogurt line to define the inner rim depth of the container opening.
Step 4: Draw the Spoon Handle
Draw a long, angled loop extending upward to the right from inside the yogurt to create the spoon handle sticking out of the container.
Step 5: Draw the Container Body
Draw two downward lines from the sides of the top rim, connecting them at the bottom with a curved base line to form the main body of the cup.
Step 6: Draw the Label Guidelines
Draw two parallel horizontal curved lines across the front of the cup, along with a vertical dividing line down the middle, to outline the label band.
Step 7: Draw the First Strawberry
On the left side of the label, draw a small strawberry shape complete with a leaf on top and a couple of small seed dots inside.
Step 8: Draw the Second Strawberry
On the right side of the label, draw another matching strawberry with leaf details and seed dots.
Step 9: Color the Illustration
Fill in the drawing with the following colors:
– Yogurt: Pastel purple / light lavender-pink.
– Spoon: Light grey.
– Label Band: Pinkish-red.
– Strawberries: Bright pinkish-red fruit bodies with green leaf tops.
– Container Rim & Body: White, with a soft grey shadow inside the inner rim.
Step 1: Outline the Lid
Draw a large, irregular kidney-bean shape for the main part of the opened lid. Attach a smaller, rounded tab to the upper right side. This shape is angled diagonally upwards.
Step 2: Add Lid Details
Inside the large lid shape, draw a single long diagonal line near the top. Below that, draw several shorter, parallel diagonal lines to indicate the texture and creases of the foil.
Step 3: Draw the Rim
Draw two concentric ovals directly beneath and centered with the opened lid. This creates the double rim of the yogurt cup’s opening.
Step 4: Depict the Yogurt
Inside the inner oval rim, draw an irregular, wavy line to represent the surface of the yogurt. Add a few small, curved tick marks within this wavy shape to suggest the texture or swirling of the yogurt.
Step 5: Form the Cup Body
From the outer edges of the concentric ovals (the rim), draw two straight lines angled slightly inwards, forming the sides of the cup. Connect these lines at the bottom with a curve, completing the basic cup shape.
Step 6: Add Base and Cup Details
Draw another curved line just above the bottom edge of the cup, giving the base some thickness.
Step 7: Draw Label Stripes
On the front of the cup body, draw two pairs of double diagonal lines. These parallel bands will form the label and background for the product name.
Step 8: Add the “YOGURT” Text
Between the two sets of diagonal label bands, carefully print the word “YOGURT” in all capital letters. The text should be angled to follow the diagonal pattern of the label stripes.
Step 9: Final Coloring
The final image is now colored in completely. The lid is colored with a light, silvery grey. The rim of the cup is a slightly darker grey. The yogurt itself is colored a bright, light purple (like grape or berry flavor). The outer body of the cup is a vibrant, light cyan blue. The text “YOGURT” and all outlines remain black, standing out against the colored background.
Hopefully, this drawing tutorial on Yogurt will help you easily create a nice drawing.
