How To Draw A Cute Bee
It’s time to discover the keys to unlocking your inner artist as you learn how to draw a cute bee. With just a few tips and tricks, you’ll be able to create a delightful bee that’s sure to please. Whether you’re a beginner artist or an experienced painter, this creative process is simple and fun. Let’s get started!
1. Start With The Wings
Get ready to buzz with delight as you sketch your bee’s wings. Draw two finely-pointed ovals that stretch out at opposite sides of your bee’s body. Then draw a curved, “C” shape at the bottom of the wing to create a scalloped border.
Add a few more details using a darker shade of the pen, such as jagged shapes for the veins. Add some shadows, too, if you like, for added definition.
Let your creative juices flow as you complete the wings. You can make them glittery and add splashes of color, if you wish!
Once you’ve finished the wings, connect them to the bee’s thorax using two curved lines.
2. Create an Adorable Antenna
Your bee needs a “feeler”. Draw a lightly-tapered point or curved line above the bee’s head, to create a narrow antenna. You may draw two antennae if you like.
Go even further by drawing tiny stripes up and down each antenna. This will make your end product “bee” even more realistic.
3. Outline Your Bee’s Body
Now, let’s give your bee a body! Begin with a small circle for the head and a large circle for the thorax. Make sure to space the circles out evenly to create balance. If the bee feels like it needs a neck, you can draw a small, curved line between the two circles.
Draw a larger Ovum shape to form the bee’s abdomen. Don’t forget to add two small white circles on the abdomen for your bee’s eyes.
4. Outfit Your Bee With Legs
Let’s equip your bee with six strong legs so he or she can buzz around in style! Draw small ovals or stick figures for the legs right below the abdomen and connect them to the thorax with a few curved lines. Then draw a tiny circle at the end of each leg to make them look more realistic.
Add a squiggly line at the end for your bee’s feet, then draw jagged lines for claws. If the bee has a tail, you can draw a small, pointed teardrop shape at the bottom of the abdomen.
5. Put A Smile On Your Bee’s Face
It’s time to make your bee “bee” happy. Draw a curved line right below the bee’s eyes to create a smile. Then add a tiny, slightly curved line inside the bee’s mouth to complete the smiling effect.
Now your bee is complete! Ready to buzz with joy, your cute bee is perfect for adding to cards, art projects, and more. The sky’s the limit when it comes to the fun you can have with your new little bug. Now, it’s time to remember your new artist skills and draw more of these bright and cheerful bees!
