Learn how to draw a great looking Bread with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Bread.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Bread
How to Draw a Great Looking Bread for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Use a long curved line to enclose an irregular shape like a wavy square. This will form the cut end of the loaf of bread.
Easy Bread Drawing - Step 2
2. Use another long curved line to enclose the rounded rectangular shape of the loaf.
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Easy Bread Drawing - Step 3
3. Draw a curved line between the top corners of the loaf, giving it a three-dimensional shape.
Easy Bread Drawing - Step 4
4. Draw another wavy square shape just below the first. This will become a slice of bread.
Easy Bread Drawing - Step 5
5. Draw a curved line connecting opposite corners of the slice, following the contours of the shape. This forms the bread's crust.
Easy Bread Drawing - Step 6
6. Enclose an irregular wavy shape inside the bread slice. This indicates a slathering of butter or jam.
Easy Bread Drawing - Step 7
7. Draw curved lines just inside the crust of both the slice and the loaf of bread.
Add More Details to Your Bread Picture - Step 8
8. Texture the top of the loaf with small ovals and shaded dots. Many bread loaves have whole grains or seeds on top.
Complete the Outline of Your Bread Drawing - Step 9
9. Texture the loaf further by shading small circles and ovals on the cut end of the loaf and by drawing curved hatch marks on its side.
Color Your Bread Drawing
Color your cartoon bread. Is it wheat, white, or dark pumpernickel? Will it be spread with creamy yellow butter, purple grape jelly, red strawberry jam, or orange marmalade? The choice is yours.
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Learn More About The Bread Drawing
"I like bread and butter
I like toast and jam
That's what my baby feeds me
I'm her loving man."
- "Bread and Butter" by the Newbeats, 1964
Bread is a dietary staple throughout much of the world and has been throughout history. This food can be made from the flour of grains such as wheat, corn, spelt, rice, millet, rye, or barley, or from nuts including almonds and coconut.
Not all bread looks like the loaf in our illustration. Artisan breads can range from round rolls to long, thin French-style loaves.
Some bread is unleavened, meaning it does not rise and is hard and crackerlike. Other breads, such as tortillas and naan, are soft and flat. Cornbread can take many shapes and is often cut into triangles like cake.
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In popular culture, the term "bread" has taken on a number of expanded and symbolic meanings. "The best thing since sliced bread" is a maxim meaning that something is very good. "Bread and water" refers to the simple rations assigned to prisoners.
Bread may be used to mean food in general, as in the common prayer, "Give us this day our daily bread" (Matthew 6:11, King James Version). "Bread" or "bread and butter" is also a slang term for money.
Would you like to draw some tasty cartoon bread? This easy, step-by-step cartoon food drawing tutorial is here to show you how.
All you will need is a pen, pencil, or marker and a sheet of paper. You may also wish to color your finished drawing.
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