How to Draw the Sun

How To Draw The Sun Step By Step With Six Simple Stages Of Drawing And A Finished Colored Sun.

This How to Draw the Sun tutorial teaches you how to create an easy and bright drawing of the sun with a circle, some guide lines, and triangle shaped rays. The image begins with the basic circle in the middle, followed by the creation of the rays, corner rays, and color.

The sun drawing instructions have been developed for those who want to create an easy image without spending hours working on it or turning it into a serious art task. You can follow the guide step by step and spend a reasonable amount of time on each particular drawing stage. Additionally, you can see the finished drawing and try to use it as the basis for coloring.

The image you are going to make is simple but still quite bright and attractive with all the rays around the sun. The drawing uses only a circle and some triangles, plus guide lines, which makes it clear and easy to see. Once you add the rays around the main circle, the image will look complete. This little sun is made from basic shapes, but it still knows how to attract attention.

Easy Sun Drawing Step by Step

To begin with, you will need only a pencil, paper, and something to color. If you are going to draw this sun by hand, then it might be helpful to make some light lines for guides when you add the rays around the sun.

Step 1: Draw the Sun Circle

First things first, begin your easy sun drawing with creating a simple circle in the middle of the page. The circle is the basis for your future sun, so you need to leave enough space around it for the rays.

The circle does not have to be perfect since, eventually, you are going to add rays and color to it.

First Step Of Drawing The Sun Shows How To Draw A Simple Sun With A Circle In The Middle.

Step 2: Add the Guide Lines

Next, you need to add a vertical guide line and a horizontal guide line that will intersect at the center of your circle. They will act as aids for you while you add the first several rays to your sun.

Again, if you are going to use a pencil, then it might be helpful to make these lines light so that they are barely visible.

Second Step Of Drawing The Sun Shows How To Draw The Sun With Vertical And Horizontal Guide Lines.

Step 3: Draw the First Rays

The next step is to actually add the rays to your sun drawing. Begin by adding four triangle rays to the top, bottom, left, and right of your circle.

Make sure that they are more or less the same size, although it does not have to be precise since, eventually, you are going to add more rays.

Third Step Of Drawing The Sun Shows How To Draw The Sun With The First Four Triangle Rays.

Step 4: Add Diagonal Guide Lines

After you have added the first four rays, you need to add two more guide lines that intersect at the center of the circle at an angle. This way, you will get an X shape within your circle.

These guides will help you position the next four rays properly and make the image look better balanced.

Fourth Step Of Drawing The Sun Shows How To Draw The Sun With Diagonal Guide Lines.

Step 5: Add the Corner Rays

Now, you need to add four more triangle shaped rays to the remaining four sides. Once you have done this, your sun drawing should look complete.

As usual, you need to make sure that the rays are simple, so you should not try to make them too intricate or detailed. This is an easy sun drawing, after all.

Fifth Step Of Drawing The Sun Shows How To Draw The Sun With All Corner Rays Around The Circle.

Step 6: Color the Sun

The last step is to color your sun image. You can use the finished image below as a guide for coloring. Basically, you need to decide on the colors you want to use.

For instance, you may choose yellow for the circle and rays, or add a little orange if you want the sun to look warmer. Either way, after you add color, the easy sun drawing will be complete.

Sixth Step Shows The Finished Colored Sun Drawing.

Printable Sun Drawing PDF

You can also download the sun image as a PDF and later color it as a printable coloring page. The image below shows the resulting drawing in black and white so that you can see it clearly.

Additionally, it does not have any extra guide lines, so kids can print it and color it several times if they wish.

If you like these bright seasonal images, make sure to browse more coloring pages in our Summer Coloring Pages collection.

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