Drawing For Kids Ice cream illustrations make for adorable fabric patterns, stickers, and covers for pencil boxes, stationery, and more—and not only for kids. Therefore, it is unquestionably something you should have in your bag of drawing supplies.
Drawing For Kids is a fantastic way to unwind from the day and do something enjoyable while honing your drawing abilities. Whatever small amount they may do, I hope these doodles may brighten your day.
Plus, it tastes good. Let’s get right to it.
The sweet and delicious ice cream appears…
Step By Step Drawing For Kids
Here is a step-by-step breakdown, my friend, and some completely pointless (but oddly fascinating) information about our beloved dessert.
1:
- Create a V in the first step. Since the top of most (but not all) ice cream cones are covered with ice cream, we only need to draw the bottom of the cone. Start with a straightforward V shape.
- First useless ice cream fact: According to Ben & Jerry’s, ice cream cones were created in St. Louis in 1904 so visitors could purchase ice cream and have it while strolling through the fair.
2:
- The Ice Cream Appears to Have Been Slimed!
- Ah, ah. IKR! I started drawing my ice cream this way because I wanted it to create the impression of melting ice cream bliss.
- If you prefer, you may also draw a circle.
- Useless Icecream Fact 2: In the United States, July is National Ice Cream Month. Quite a good month, if I do say so myself.
3:
- Draw The Melt.
- You draw a shaky line to connect the ice cream’s two sides. HUGE TIP: Draw greater wobbles to create a melty mess.
- Third useless ice cream fact: Can you determine which flavor is the most popular? You would be accurate if you said vanilla. Maybe it’s because vanilla creates a fantastic basis for topping with chocolate, strawberry, sprinkles, banana, caramel pieces, etc. OMG, I’m drooling!
- Go for a double scoop in the fourth step!
In my opinion, one scoop isn’t enough! There are too many tastes to select from, so it’s unreasonable to ask them to limit themselves to just one. - We repeat the operation to draw another blobby scoop on top of the first one. You may easily remove the lines you don’t want if you use a tablet, as I do. If not, it’s time to use your eraser!
4:
- Consuming only ice cream is bad.
- The Ice Cream Cone is Zooshed Up in Step Five!
- Oooh! This part is enjoyable. Let’s add stripes to today’s cone. I was considering making polka dots, but I also wanted to add sprinkles, so I’ll be doing dots in the following phase.
5:
- Alexander the Great, an older adult who lived around 300 BC, apparently enjoyed eating snow sweetened with nectar and honey. Alexander the Great was a trendsetter.
6:
- Add ALL of the sprinkles in step six.
- Oh, yes. It’s time to let loose with these treats. I wanted everything: wafer sticks, berries on top, and sprinkles.
- At this stage, you may add a face to your adorable ice cream drawing to make it appear happier or spookier, as I’ve done below.
- Today’s Last Useless Ice Cream Fact: Ice cream was consumed to commemorate the end of World War II. I now declare that since Covid is coming to an end, we should all enjoy wonderful ice cream cones!
Drawn to Cute Yet Spooky Ice Cream
- Sincerely, I believe I created a drawing of a melting ghost perched atop a cone and labeled it a creepy ice cream drawing. Bahahahahahahaha! I sincerely hope you liked today’s lesson. If you did, please let me know in the comments, or feel free to recommend the next drawing technique you’d like to learn.
- Please share your incredible work of ice cream art with me on social media.
- You’ve finished drawing your cartoon ice cream!
In this tutorial on how to draw a cartoon ice cream, we have a pretty amusing and lovely representation of this well-known dessert for you to enjoy! - We hope you can fulfill both of these objectives as you work on it because the steps were created to make this design enjoyable and simple.
- Once the drawing is finished, you can continue working on it while adding additional design options and finishing touches.