Here are going to learn how to draw a kiwi fruit easy. Kiwi fruits are small, brown, and fuzzy fruits that are native to China but are also grown commercially in New Zealand and California. They have a unique taste, and when you cut them open, you’ll find bright green flesh with tiny black seeds arranged in a beautiful pattern. Kiwis are not only delicious but also very nutritious, as they are rich in vitamins C and K. Now that you know a bit about kiwi fruits, let’s learn how to draw one. Grab your pencil, paper, and some colors, and let’s get started!
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Draw the incision of the cut kiwi fruit. Begin by drawing a slightly elongated oval shape to represent the incision of the cut kiwi fruit.
Draw a wide U shape to complete the outline of the cut kiwi fruit.
Draw a small oval inside the big one. This is the locule of the kiwi fruit.
Draw several tiny droplet shapes (the seeds) scattered around the locule in a circle.
Outline the other kiwi fruit with a slanting oval overlapped.
At the top of the oval, draw a small circle for the stem (pedicel).
Add the kiwi’s texture. To give the kiwi fruit its unique fuzzy texture, draw small, short lines all around the outer edge. These lines should be random and uneven to make the kiwi’s surface look more natural.
Color your kiwi fruit. Use shades of brown for the kiwi’s skin, and color the stem with a darker brown. For the sliced kiwi, use a bright green for the flesh and a light green for the center. Finally, color the seeds black.
Materials Recommended
- Marker Paper, Printer Paper or Sketchbook
- Pencil or Sharpie, and Electric Pencil Sharpener
- Markers or Crayons
