How to Draw Cookies

1. Draw an oval to form the plate which will hold the cookies.

2. Draw another, slightly larger, oval surrounding the first. This outlines the rim of the plate. Then, draw a curved line from one edge of the plate to the other, enclosing a curved shape beneath it. This outlines the side of the plate.

3. Draw a rounded shape overlapping the edge of the plate, forming the first cookie. Notice how the top of the shape is rough rather than smooth, as if drawn using a zigzag line. Texture the cookie using a short line.

4. Use a curved line to enclose another oval shape partially hidden by the first cookie. Then, use an additional curved line to draw another cookie. You now have a stack of three cookies. Use curved lines to add dimension to the sides of the cookies.

5. Draw another cookie on the plate beside the stack. Notice how the top of the rounded shape is formed using a wavy line. Add dimension to the side of the cookie using curved lines.

6. Draw small ovals on top of each cookie. Are they chocolate chips or raisins? That is up to you to decide. Draw a curved line across the back of the plate, passing behind the cookies, to give the plate dimension.

7. Extend two straight lines upward from behind the plate. This begins the outline of the glass of milk.

8. Draw two lines within the glass, parallel to the outer lines. Connect each set of lines using an oval, forming the rim of the glass as well as the milk it contains.

9. Set the scene. Draw a straight horizontal line to indicate the edge of the table or counter on which the milk and cookies are sitting. Texture the table with straight lines of various lengths. Use straight lines to outline the square panels of a window in the wall. Outside, Use curved lines to sketch a pine tree and small circles to indicate falling snow.

Color your milk and cookies.