How to draw a carrot
Carrot is a fun and simple subject to draw for kids. This article consists of 5 easy carrot drawings with a step by step guide. Use a pencil to draw the sketch lightly. Once your sketch is complete, you can use a micropen to draw over the sketch. Then use an eraser to remove the pencil drawing.
Materials you need
Sketchbook
pencil
eraser
Micropen
How to draw a simple carrot

- Draw a slanting V letter
- Next close the V with a curved line as shown in the image
- Next draw 4 vertical lines that on top of the curved line
- Then draw tiny arrows on the vertical lines as shown in the image. The arrows should face towards the carrot’s head.
- Finally use a micro pen to draw on your completed sketch.
How to kawaii carrot

- Draw a V letter
- Next close the letter with a curved line
- Next draw the stems as shown in the image.
- Next draw the leaves around the stem of the carrot and add the facial features of the carrot.
- Finally use a micro pen to draw on the sketch.
How to draw carrots growing in a pot

- First draw a oval shape
- Next draw the pot as shown in the image.
- Then draw small carrot heads in the pot.
- Then draw 3 vertical lines on each carrot head.
- Then draw tiny arrows on the vertical lines as shown in the image. The arrows should face towards the carrot’s head.
- Finally use a micro pen to draw on the completed sketch.
How to draw a bunny with a carrot

- First draw a circle
- Next draw the outline of the bunny ears
- Next draw the body of the rabbit as shown in the image
- Next draw the facial features of the rabbit and draw the carrot.
- Finally use a micro pen to draw on the sketch.
How to draw carrots growing in the ground

- Draw a horizontal line.
- Next draw the carrot heads
- Then draw vertical lines on the carrots head
- Then draw tiny arrows on the vertical lines as shown in the image. The arrows should face towards the carrot’s head.
- Then draw the facial features of the carrot.
- The use a micro pen to draw on the sketch.
Conclusion
There you have it, easy carrot drawings with step by step guides. With a bit of practice, you can add more detail, try different angles and different elements to your drawings.

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