Learn how to draw a great looking Gold Medal with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Gold Medal.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Gold Medal
How to Draw a Great Looking Gold Medal for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the gold medal outline by drawing a circle within a circle. In the center of the circles, begin outlining a large number "1" with straight and curved lines.
Drawing Step 2
2. Finish the number "1," using straight lines to complete its trapezoid-shaped base. Then, draw a leafy bough beside it. Draw a long curved line. Then, use pairs of curved lines to enclose the leaves along this stem.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Complete the plant icon, using curved lines to draw the pointed leaves. Then, begin drawing a mirror image of the plant on the opposite side. Use a long curved line for the stem and pairs of lines to enclose the leaves.
Drawing Step 4
4. Finish drawing the leaves along the stem. Use a pair of lines for each one.
Drawing Step 5
5. Use straight lines to draw three five-pointed stars at the top of the medal, and two below the plants and number.
Drawing Step 6
6. Draw one more five-pointed star at the bottom of the medal, between the first two. Then draw the hook at the top. Enclose a rounded vertical rectangle, then draw rounded "L" shapes on each side of it.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw the ribbon that holds the medal. Use straight lines to draw a parallelogram shape. Then, enclose a rectangular buckle below it, connecting the ribbon to the medal.
Add More Details to Your Gold Medal Picture - Step 8
8. Draw the parallelogram shape on the opposite side. Extend one side over the top to the other side of the ribbon, completely enclosing it.
Complete the Outline of Your Gold Medal Drawing - Step 9
9. Draw straight lines to form three stripes along the length of the ribbon.
Color Your Gold Medal Drawing
Your gold medal outline is now complete. As its name suggests, such medals are typically gold or yellow in color. You can make the ribbon any color you'd like.
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Learn More About The Gold Medal Drawing
You're number one, and now you can prove it! Draw this gold medal with the help of our easy, step-by-step drawing guide.
Medals or medallions are often used to commemorate special events. They are made from metal and look a lot like a coin. They are often attached to a ribbon - a long ribbon to be worn around the neck or a shorter one to pin on one's chest.
This medal is for first place. Often, first-place medals are made from gold, second-place from silver, and third-place from bronze, a brown metal. You can change the number on this medal and color it accordingly.
Who will you award your medal to? Check out this gymnast drawing or this runner drawing for some athletic inspiration.
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