How to Draw the Autumn Season

1. Begin the autumn season outline by drawing the cartoon character's face. Use curved lines to sketch the sides of the face, the nose, the mouth, the eyebrows, the ear and hair, and the bill of his cap. For each eye, shade an oval within an oval.

2. Complete the cap with a curved line. Then use additional curved lines to detail the ear and sketch the shirt collar, arm, cuff, hand, torso, and leg.

3. Extend two lines to form the remaining leg, and draw the irregular shape of a boot at the end of each leg. Then, draw the wheelbarrow. Use a pair of curved lines for the handles and axle, and two circles for the wheel. Enclose the irregular shape of the basket using a long curved line.

4. Draw two "U" shaped lines to complete the underside of the wheelbarrow. Then, use curved lines to draw a squash or eggplant and a pumpkin inside the wheelbarrow.

Pro tip: Check out this pumpkin drawing tutorial to learn how to draw a superb vegetable.

Finally, draw the head of the rake. Enclose a rectangle with overlapping curved shapes protruding from it. These are the rake's tines.

5. Use long curved lines to sketch a tree and its ever-smaller branches. Each twig should end at a sharp point. Extend a curved line from the rake head and double it back upon itself to enclose the tool's handle.

6. Draw more limbs on the first tree, and begin sketching a second tree.

7. Use a series of curved lines to sketch a somewhat triangular pile of leaves. Texture the pile with "U" shaped lines.

8. Draw individual leaves on the twigs of the trees and in the leaf pile. For each leaf, enclose a teardrop shape and use a short curved line for the stem.

9. Draw a horizon line behind the trees. Above it, use a series of short curved lines to sketch the treeline in the distance. Draw more leaves in midair and on the ground.

Your autumn season cartoon is now complete. Don't forget to shade the leaves in golds, oranges, reds, and browns.