How to Draw an Easter Egg

We are egg-cited to bring you this drawing course today as we show you how to draw an Easter egg. Get creative by using all different types of colors, patterns, and textures for your Easter egg drawing. Add your illustration to your digital Easter clipart collection for use on all egg-themed projects, including whimsical sayings and mandala coloring pages.

Our drawing guides can be used across all skill levels and with any medium you have available. From soft pastels and crayons to digital programs like Procreate.

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Step 1 - Create the Shape of your Easter Egg

Let’s begin our drawing lesson by creating the shape of our egg first. In this step, select a sketching or light-colored drawing medium. Start by drawing a large circle for the bottom shape of your Easter egg sketch.

Above the circle, draw a curved line from one side to the other. As you get closer to the top, give your curve a slightly pointed tip to create the top of your egg.

Step 2 - Add your Easter Egg Design

For the second step, sketch any design you want on your Easter egg. Get creative and draw any design you like, such as florals or patterns, or draw a bunny with a cute or quirky saying.

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Step 3 - Outline your Easter Egg and Design

Make your sketch lines permanent by using a defined medium, such as a pen or black marker. Start tracing the outer sketch line of your egg shape first. Then, outline the design you created inside the egg.

Clean up your drawing by removing any remaining rough sketches once you are done with tracing.

Step 4 - Color in your Easter Egg

You have reached the last step in our Easter drawing exercise. With a coloring medium, apply any color you would like to your Easter egg drawing. This can be a combination of rainbow colors, themed color palettes, or monochromatic designs using black and white.

There you go, your Easter egg drawing is ready to be added to your next craft or project. Take your drawing to the next level with intricate line art and make a mandala in DesignScape.

We hope you had a wonderful time with our Easter drawing guide. Why not check out our other free drawing tutorials for more egg-citing clipart options?