Learn how to draw a great looking Mushroom with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial, plus FREE printable pages.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Mushroom.
Step by Step Instructions for Drawing a Mushroom
How to Draw a Great Looking Mushroom for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin by drawing a curved line in the shape of a half circle. Then, enclose the shape using another curved line. This forms the top of the mushroom, called the cap.
Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 2
2. Draw another curved line across the mushroom cap. This separates the top of the cap from its underside, called the gills. Then, draw two curved lines downward from the cap to form the stem. Connect the lines at the top of the stem using a short, curved line.
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Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 3
3. Draw a bit of grass beneath the mushroom. To draw the scruffy grass, use short, curved lines of different lengths, connecting them with rounded points and at various angles.
Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 4
4. Draw the second mushroom cap. Use a long, curved line to enclose the shape, rounded on top and flatter on the bottom.
Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 5
5. Draw a curved line across the second cap. Then, draw two curved lines downward from the cap, forming the stem. Connect the stem at the top using a short, curved line.
Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 6
6. Using connected, curved lines, draw grass beneath the second mushroom.
Easy Mushroom Drawing - Step 7
7. Draw a third mushroom cap, using a curved line to enclose a small, rounded, triangular shape.
Add More Details to Your Mushroom Picture - Step 8
8. Draw a curved line across the cap of the mushroom, and extend two curved lines downward to form the stem. Connect the top of the stem using a short, curved line.
Complete the Outline of Your Mushroom Drawing - Step 9
9. Embellish the mushroom caps with spots. To draw the spots, enclose small circles of various sizes. Then, draw a bit more grass, adding texture to the ground.
Color Your Mushroom Drawing
10. Color your mushrooms. Mushrooms come in many colors - brown, white, pink, purple and green. Bright red mushrooms with red spots tell hungry animals, "Danger! I'm poisonous!"
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Learn More About The Mushroom Drawing
Mushrooms are fascinating creatures that are neither plant nor animal. The mushroom looks like a plant, having roots, called mycelium, and growing from the ground.
It uses the mycelium to consume plant matter, yet it cannot move around freely as an animal can. Therefore, mushrooms and other fungi are classed in a group all their own.
Many mushrooms, such as the white button, shiitake, portobello, morel, and oyster mushrooms, are culinary delicacies used in cooking.
The truffle, for instance is difficult to find as it grows underground. Trained dogs and even pigs are used to sniff out truffles.
These mushrooms are very expensive, some selling for thousands of dollars per pound. Kits are available that allow you to safely grow your own mushrooms at home.
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Others, often called toadstools, are poisonous. There are about 80 types of poisonous mushrooms in the world.
Some are deadly, while others result in illness or hallucinations. You should never eat a mushroom you find in the wild.
Often, there are poisonous mushrooms that resemble the edible varieties; only an experienced mushroom hunter can tell the difference with certainty.
Why are mushrooms called toadstools? In German fairy tales, a frog or toad was often depicted as sitting on or under a mushroom.
It did this in order to catch the flies that were attracted to the mushroom's smell. In some cultures, the appearance of toadstools were superstitiously feared.
Would you like to draw your very own mushroom patch? Doing so is easy with the help of this simple, step-by-step drawing tutorial.
All you will need is a pencil, pen, or marker and a sheet of paper. You may also wish to use crayons, paints, or colored pencils to shade your finished drawing.
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