7 EASY Pumpkin Drawings For Your Sketchbook

It’s time to start thinking about Fall and Halloween! Get creative with these fun and easy Pumpkin Drawing Ideas!

Make sure to check out my previous Drawing Tutorials!:  Leaf drawing step-by-step tutorial, Mushroom Drawing Tutorial and a Simple floral drawing tutorial 

If you love Fall Crafts, here are a few more to try- 3 Dollar Tree Pumpkin Crafts, Flower Pumpkin Painting, Felt Pumpkin Craft and How To Make A Pumpkin Wreath

7 Pumpkin Drawing Ideas

1. Simple Pumpkin Line Drawing

Let’s start with an Easy Pumpkin Line drawing first. Begin by drawing a long standing oval shape and then add two more partial oval shapes on either side. Continue to add more partial ovals on either side, but draw them slightly higher. Draw a stalk in the empty space and finish off your pumpkin by adding a stalk and vine!

Explore my previous post How to draw banners easily and decorate them with a fall theme by adding these pumpkin drawings.

2. Pumpkin Color Drawing

For a Color Pumpkin Drawing, choose two colors of markers- I’ve used an orange and brown here to illustrate the steps clearly. You can choose a orange and a slightly darker orange for a muted look. Start by drawing a wonky oval, and then add more ovals on either side. With your second color, come in between and add more ovals. Draw a stalk and finish off with a vine!

3. Fall Pumpkin Drawing

For a Fall Pumpkin Drawing, try varying the basic oval shape we draw and give it a little squareness. This creates a heirloom pumpkin look and you can draw a few berries and leaves to enhance that feel.

4. Pumpkin with Flowers

To draw a Pumpkin with Flowers, start with a large circle shape, add a face and mouth inside it. On top of the pumpkin, instead of a stalk draw whimsical leaves and flowers!

5. Pumpkin Drawing with BOO

To add typography into your Pumpkin Drawing, it is easier to start with your letters- I wrote BOO and then drew my pumpkin around it. Add a stalk and color and enjoy!

6. Plaid Pumpkin Drawing

Here is another Pumpkin, that is inspired by the popular plaid fabric pattern. This pumpkin shape is also a little easier for you draw. Start with the stalk and leaf, then draw a oval beneath it. Add the 3D body shape and draw the plaid pattern. Fill it in with color!

7. How To Draw A Jack Skellington Pumpkin

A Scary Pumpkin is quintessential for October. Start by drawing mouth in a eerie smile. Add huge eyes and small nose. Draw the pumpkin ridges around these features and finish off with a simple stalk.

PUMPKIN CRAFTS BLOG HOP:

My Blog friends from Team Creative Crafts are all sharing new Art Craft tutorials that feature Pumpkins! Make sure to click the links below and enjoy them all!

• Create the most adorable DIY Fall Wreath with Pom Pom Pumpkins by following the tutorial on Laura’s blog Me and My INKlings.
• Learn How to Draw a Pumpkin with step-by-step instructions from the talented Smitha of Smiling Colors. Download her free printable guide.
• Laura with Laura’s Crafty Life has created a Mini Pumpkin Wreath with easy to find supplies from Dollar Tree. Just gorgeous!
• Create Pumpkin Contact Paper Suncatchers with a quick tutorial from Shani at Sunshine and Munchkins. A fun and easy fall craft for even the littlest crafters.
• So creative and unique, learn how to Make an Easy Mod Podge Map Pumpkin for travel enthusiasts. Justine from Little Dove Blog shows you all the steps.
• Erica from 5 Little Monsters is sharing her Alpine Stitch Crocheted Pumpkin, complete with a full set of patterned instructions, so you can create your own!
• Learn how to make DIY Wooden Pumpkin Blocks with a step-by-step tutorial from Kelsey at Poofy Cheeks and learn what she used to stencil these beauties.
• Katie, the Crafty Blog Stalker is sharing a gorgeous Hand Painted Pumpkin, and we love her color palette of white and gold.
• Simple strips of colored paper have never looked so good then when Chelly from We Can Make That shows us How to Make Paper Pumpkins.
• Jewels and buttons transform into the most elegant Bejeweled Pumpkin Art created by the talented Jane of DIY by Jane. Simply stunning!
• Beth with Creatively Beth can transform any found object into a pumpkin with some paint. We think that her Recycled Mini Bundt Pan Pumpkins are adorable.
• Inspired by her favorite characters, Lindsay of Artsy Fartsy Mama has created No-Sew Fabric Pumpkins. Click through for the full tutorial.