A hamburger is a type of sandwich that mainly consists of a cut bun with a patty inside. In addition to meat, various fillings can be put into a hamburger, such as ketchup or mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato slices, cheese slices or pickled cucumber slices. And you can draw a hamburger with any of these ingredients. So let's get started.
How to draw a hamburger with a pencil: the first way
To create a drawing, you will need simple and colored pencils, an eraser and paper. Here is how to draw a hamburger in the first way:
- First, draw a horizontally elongated oval, and then cut off the lower part of this figure with a straight line. This will be the top of the cut bun.
- Moving down a little from the drawn figure, draw the bottom of the bun in the shape of an oval too.
- Above the bottom of the hamburger, draw a cutlet with jagged lines.
- Draw a lettuce leaf under the top bun with a wavy line, and sesame seeds on top.
- Add small curves to the lettuce leaf with a few uneven lines.
- Draw the pieces of cheese hiding under the salad. They resemble triangles in shape.
- Draw a few tomatoes under the cheese.
- Next to the cheese, on one of the tomatoes, draw the sauce.
After the hamburger is drawn, it should be colored with colored pencils or paints. Color the bun light brown, the lettuce leaf light green, the tomatoes red, the cutlet brown, the cheese yellow, and the sauce light orange or mustard.
Second way
How to draw a hamburger in another easy way? To do this, first draw a semicircle, and then under it - a rectangle. On a semicircle we draw sesame seeds, and under it we depict a leaf of greenery with a curved line. Draw a patty with two horizontal slightly curved lines, and under it - pieces of cheese. From the bottom, draw another horizontal curved line (for the bottom of the bun) and color the hamburger.
How to draw a hamburger by cells
To draw a hamburger in this way, you will need a piece of paper in a box and felt-tip pens (black, orange, red, light green and brown). First, we frame 14 cells horizontally and paint over them with a black felt-tip pen. To the left of the filled cells, move one cell to the left diagonally upwards and paint over three more cells vertically. On the opposite side, we also paint over 3 cells.
We return to the three vertical cells and from the top cell to the right we paint over another one next to it. We go down from this point diagonally one cell and paint over three cells horizontally. Next, paint one cell up diagonally. Down diagonally, paint over four cells to the right. Again, diagonally up, fill one cell. Again, down diagonally, draw three cells to the right. We close the figure by drawing another cell up diagonally.
From this figure, to the left and to the right, we paint over one cell located up diagonally. We retreat one cell up and connect the two cells just drawn with a line of 16 cells. We move one cell diagonally up, to the left and to the right of the long line, and draw two cells on each side. We connect the upper cells together with one continuous line of 18 cells.
We rise one cell up, retreat one cell to the right from the left edge, and one cell to the left from the right edge and paint over 3 cells vertically upwards on each side. From these cells diagonally upwards, paint over 2 cells on each side. Retreat the cell up and draw a horizontal line for 10 cells. This completes the outline of the hamburger.
You can still draw cute eyes and a mouth, as in the picture, and all that remains is to color it. Color the top and bottom layers orange, the middle layers brown, light green and red.
A delicious and mouth-watering hamburger can be made at home with simple ingredients and eaten at a convenient time. But it will be much more interesting if you learn to draw it with colored pencils.
Such a product consists of many ingredients and it is very important to show them in a drawing so that it is immediately clear what exactly is included in it. Indispensable parts of any hamburger are: sesame seed bun, lettuce and meat ingredient.
Necessary materials:
- - black marker
- - eraser;
- - paper;
- - colour pencils.
Drawing steps:
- We draw a hamburger from the upper part, where the half of the bun is placed. This is the top of the hamburger bun. Therefore, sesame should be drawn on it. Under it we will place fresh lettuce leaves.
- Under a layer of lettuce leaves, slices of ham with meat layers follow. Under them we will place a tomato. To do this, draw it in the form of a strip.
- Add a small flat cutlet after the tomato. Again after it will go a tomato. Next, fill the space with pieces of delicious cheese, which has melted a little and beautifully falls on the bottom row of hamburger ingredients.
- Under the cheese there will be another small flat patty and a layer of lettuce. Let's finish creating the hamburger. Therefore, we will finish the last ingredient - the bottom of the bun.
- The overall silhouette of the hamburger is ready. Therefore, you can safely take colored pencils and start coloring the drawing. Take pencils from beige to dark green. We color the two parts of the hamburger bun with them.
- With the red and dark brown color of the pencils, we will create a natural tone for the tomato slices.
- With a yellow and orange pencil, color the layers with melted cheese. The edges and outline can be done with a brown pencil.
- We take pencils of green tones and color the lettuce leaves so that they look natural.
- Finally, color the flat cutlets with a red light brown and dark brown pencil.
- The final finishing touch will be drawing the outline with a black marker. We do it very carefully.
The step-by-step drawing of a hamburger with colored pencils is over. You can draw a plate under the finished dish or a small wrapping paper, as in well-known fast food establishments.
Drawing of a hamburger with colored pencils. In America, fast food is very popular: hot dogs, corn dogs, hamburgers and cheeseburgers. You can easily cook them yourself or buy them at one of the fast food establishments. In addition, adults and children can easily draw them in a short period of time. Let's take a hamburger for this lesson, which will consist of a plump bun with sesame seeds, greens, a tomato and a patty.
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Materials and tools for drawing an American hamburger:
- colored pencils for coloring;
- a simple pencil for sketching a drawing;
- liner;
- paper.
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Hamburger drawing - step by step lesson
Steps to draw a hamburger on a piece of paper:
Making a shape sketch
Draw two vertical lines in the center of the sheet. We leave a fairly large distance between them. Then we connect the two lines with arcs, which we draw at the top and bottom.
- We make a sketch with a hard pencil;
- We try to get into shape right away;
- Erase the extra lines with an eraser.
So, the contour of the hamburger is ready.
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Refine the contour
We begin to form our future hamburger with delicious toppings:
- First, draw the outline of the cut bun at the bottom and at the top;
- Next, draw fresh lettuce leaves;
- We remove extra lines.
Detailed contour ready
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Adding realism
Designate the layers of the hamburger, draw:
- Thin slices of cheese and a large cutlet;
- Tomato with lettuce;
- Draw small sesame seeds on the top of the bun;
- Accurately and plausibly distribute the layers;
- We make the final contour with a liner or felt-tip pen.
We get a finished linear contour
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We begin to fill the finished form with color
We start coloring the hamburger, we take out colored pencils or felt-tip pens:
- Lettuce leaves in a hamburger are first painted over with a light green pencil;
- Next, we pick up a couple of other shades of green pencils;
- Add shadow and volume to the leaves;
- Now we use the yellow sand shade of the pencil to color the fresh bun, as well as the cheese slices.
ready for the next step.
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Reinforcing the main body
We introduce new colors that enhance light and shade contrasts:
- We use dark shades of brown pencils;
- We achieve realism, enhance the rounded shape of the buns;
- Put a drop shadow on the cheese.
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Final touches
We continue to introduce color into the hamburger drawing to get the volume and the desired shade.
- We paint over a large slice of tomato with a red pencil;
- Brown color - designate a cutlet;
- Now, finally, we work through the entire drawing with a black pencil to get a shadow.
