Draw a great looking Heart with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions and video tutorial. Great for kids and beginner artists!
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The heart is a common shape. It graces all manner of objects, from clothing and decor to toys and school supplies.
Near the time of Valentine's Day, hearts can be seen everywhere, especially in advertisements of candy and cards.
To many, the heart symbolizes romantic love. In fact, this shape has been used to represent the emotion of love since as early as the 13th century.
As common as the shape is, many find it difficult to draw a perfect heart shape.
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With this easy, step-by-step drawing guide, you will be able to draw a flawless heart for the ones you love.
To draw your heart, you will need a piece of paper and a pen, pencil, or marker.
You may also wish to acquire additional markers, crayons, or colored pencils to color your finished heart.
Alternatively, you could draw the heart on a piece of colored paper, such as scrapbook paper or construction paper, and cut it out when you are finished.
Notice that each step in the drawing guide is accompanied by a corresponding illustration. In each picture, the new lines for that step are highlighted in blue.
Sketch lightly at first, as you will need to erase some of your early lines in order to complete your heart.
Draw a heart for someone you care about - you can call it a labor of love.
If you liked this tutorial, see also the following drawing guides: Sunflower, Fire, and Star.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing an Easy Heart
Begin by drawing an upside down isosceles triangle - a triangle with two sides of equal length.
Draw a straight vertical line, extending from the bottom point of the triangle, past the top line.
Draw a curved line on the left side of the triangle. The line should curve into the triangle near the bottom and outside the triangle near the top.
Repeat this process to produce a mirror image on the right side.
Draw a circle intersecting the left side of the triangle. It should be placed between the curved line and the vertical line.
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Repeat this process to produce a mirror image on the other side.
Erase the guide lines from within the shape. You now have a perfectly formed heart. Drawing the heart was easy, wasn't it?
Color your heart drawing. If you want to give the heart depth, draw a wavy line along one side of the heart and a smaller curved line along the top on the opposite side. If you shade these lines in a lighter color than the rest of the heart, it will appear to "shine" as if the image were three-dimensional.
For more great Mother's Day drawing tutorials, see the 17 Mother's Day Drawing Ideas for Kids post.
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How can you make a bear with a heart on it differently.
Do you mean this one: https://easydrawingguides.com/how-to-draw-a-valentine-bear/?
Thank you kindly. I'm making a giant cardboard heart to fill with photographs and souvenirs to mount on my wall.
Would love to see it! 🙂
I like it!
Thanks, Howard ❤️
this did not work i messed up so bad
Sorry to hear that, Gia, what was the hard part?
It worked, but who is gonna waste all their time making a heart like this?
Hey Fantasia, is it really time wasted if you're improving your drawing skills? 🙂
Well, isn't just making a regular heart easier? You can mess up worse this way.
god i suck a drawing i cant do anything right
You shouldn't be too harsh on yourself. If you're not having fun drawing, maybe you can choose another hobby? 🙂