Drawing is a fun way to use your imagination, especially when you draw something exciting like a swimming pool! In this article, we’ll show you how to draw your own pool scene with a diving board, a water slide, and some fun pool toys. Get your drawing tools ready, and let’s begin!
Before we start, make sure you have these materials:
1. Start with the Base: Draw a short slanted line on the right side of your paper. This is the base of the diving board.
2. Add the Supports: From each end of the line, draw two longer slanted lines going outwards.
3. Connect the Lines: Draw a straight line across the top to join the two slanted lines.
4. Thicken the Board: Draw two short lines down on each side and connect them at the bottom to make the board look 3D.
5. Final Touches: Add another line on top to finish the diving board’s shape.
1. Outline the Pool Shape: Start from the left side of the diving board and draw a big curve to make the pool’s outline.
2. Match the Curves: Keep drawing curves around the pool, making sure they look the same on both sides.
3. Add Depth: Draw another curve inside the pool outline to make it look more real.
1. Draw the Pool’s Edge: Add small lines around the pool to show bricks or concrete.
2. Include a Water Slide: Draw a curve from the top of the diving board down to the pool. Add a ladder with two parallel lines connected at the bottom.
3. Complete the Slide: Draw the top and bottom of the slide, adding curves to make it look fun and steep.
1. Draw a Floaty: Make a doughnut-shaped floaty by drawing a big oval and a smaller oval inside it. Add curves to give it shape.
2. Add a Beach Ball: Draw a circle for the beach ball, then add a smaller circle inside and some curves for the design.
1. Create the Background: Draw a line at the back of the pool, imagining it goes behind the slide.
2. Add Plants: Sketch some bushes around the pool with bumpy lines for texture.
3. Include an Umbrella: Draw a line for the umbrella’s pole, then make a bumpy line for the top. Divide the umbrella into sections for a 3D look.
Now that your pool scene is ready, it’s time to add color! Use your favorite colors to make your drawing bright and cheerful. You can color it any way you like!
To make your drawing even more exciting, add extra details like flip-flops, towels, sunscreen, or drinks. You can also draw kids jumping off the diving board or sliding down the water slide to make your scene come alive.
Great job on creating your very own swimming pool drawing! We hope you had fun and encourage you to keep adding more details to your artwork. Happy drawing, and we can’t wait to see your amazing pool scenes!
