Learn how to draw a great looking Yellowstone with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Yellowstone.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Yellowstone
How to Draw a Great Looking Yellowstone for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the Yellowstone outline by drawing the geyser. First, draw two curved lines tilted inward at the bottom. This is the water from the geyser.
Draw curved lines around the base, forming a loose trapezoid. This is the geyser itself.
Drawing Step 2
2. Draw long and short curved lines that overlap and connect to finish enclosing the water. Draw an elongated teardrop emerging beside the main blast.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Use "U" shaped lines to contour the water and curved lines to texture the geyser and the ground around it. Then, draw an "L" shaped line to begin the bough of a pine tree.
Drawing Step 4
4. Continue drawing the pine tree using a series of "V" shaped lines. Contour its branches with "U" shaped lines. Then, draw two parallel long, wavy lines across the horizon.
Drawing Step 5
5. Use a series of curved lines to enclose the oval shape of a hydrothermal pool. Use a series of curved lines - some "U" shaped and some with jagged points - to texture the ground around it.
Drawing Step 6
6. Draw another layer of contours around the pool using curved lines. Then, draw two series of curved lines on the horizon, overlapping one another. This forms a rock outcropping and a waterfall.
Drawing Step 7
7. Enclose another rock outcropping on the other side of the waterfall. Then, contour the rocks and water with curved lines. This could be Tower Falls or Upper Falls.
Then, use curved lines that meet at jagged points to begin drawing a treeline of evergreens in the distance.
Add More Details to Your Yellowstone Picture - Step 8
8. Continue the treeline, using curved lines that meet at jagged points. Use "V" shaped lines to draw two mountains in the distance, and curved lines to enclose a fluffy cloud.
Complete the Outline of Your Yellowstone Drawing - Step 9
9. Use curved lines to enclose another cloud over the waterfall, to texture the ground, and to enclose a few stones at the base of the geyser.
Color Your Yellowstone Drawing
Your Yellowstone outline is now complete. Color your landscape drawing. This national park's mountains are covered in evergreen trees.
Its geysers spew steam that is white like clouds. Its hydrothermal pools can be turquoise, green, or brown.
For more great easy drawing ideas for beginners tutorials, see the collection of How to Draw Easy Ideas For Beginners Step-by-Step Drawings.
Learn More About The Yellowstone Drawing
Yellowstone is a national park known for its natural wonders. How many of them can you spot in this Yellowstone drawing?
Like many national parks, Yellowstone is home to mountains, forests, and waterfalls. But you will also find boiling hot springs, including interestingly colored ones called the Paint Pots.
Perhaps Yellowstone's most iconic feature is its geysers, holes in the ground that regularly spout steam and hot water. Its most famous geyser is Old Faithful, which erupts at least once every two hours.
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With so many parts, is Yellowstone difficult to draw? Not with the help of this easy, step-by-step drawing guide. We'll break down each feature into a few key lines.
Would you like to explore other national parks? This fog drawing is reminiscent of the Great Smoky Mountains. And this desert drawing, with its cacti and mesas, could be nowhere else but Saguaro National Park.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw the Grand Canyon or Hill Drawing tutorials.
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