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How to Draw a Beetroot

Finished beet drawing with broad leaves, visible veins, and soft shading

There are many different categories on DrawingForAll.net, and some of the most popular and beloved by our readers are the posts about how to draw fruits and vegetables. In this tutorial, we will continue this series and show you how to draw a beetroot (or a beet).

In fact, it is a very popular vegetable that is enjoyed in many different cultures around the world. Beets are easy enough to cook and even easier to draw, as you will see in this tutorial.

How to draw a beet step by step

Step 1: Sketch the beet body

First, draw a rounded shape. Note that this is an asymmetrical circle. It will form the body of the future beet.

Sketching the beet body as a rounded asymmetrical shape

Step 2: Add the beet leaves

Now sketch the leaves of the beet. As you can see, the stalks are very thin, while the leaves are broad and slightly curved.

Adding thin stalks and broad leaves above the beet

Step 3: Draw the leaf veins

Draw the veins inside the beet leaves. Refine the contours; use smoother, cleaner lines. Arrange the straight lines at sharp angles to the central veins of each leaf.

Drawing angled veins inside the beet’s broad leaves

Step 4: Shade the finished beet

Draw the shadows to make the beet look more solid and realistic. Do not forget to add a cast shadow on the ground. Start with the dark areas, applying the densest shading there. Next, add the midtones.

Finishing the beet with soft shading and a cast ground shadow

The team of DrawingForAll.net has shown you how to draw a beet step by step. This is not the only vegetable you can learn to draw with the help of our tutorials.

We have an extensive Food drawing collection created specifically for those who want to become skilled at drawing still lifes and food-related sketches.

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