How To Draw A Lollipop

How To Draw A Lollipop. There are many tasty treats, and lollipops are some of the tastiest! These treats can have almost unlimited colours, structures and flavours. If you have a sweet tooth, even a little sweet, there is a lollipop to taste! The classic lollipop structure is shaped like a swirl, and while they look cool, learning how to draw a lollipop in this shape can be tricky.

Don’t worry; you’re in the right guide to see how it’s done. We hope you enjoy this step-by-step guide to drawing a lollipop in 6 steps! You can draw many more characters like how to draw house, Anubis drawing, cat drawing, cobra drawing, blueberry drawing, coconut drawing and many more drawing for kids.

Step 1:

We’ll start with the outline of the lollipop in this first step of our how-to-draw a lollipop guide! As cited, this lollipop will include a twisted form. We’ll start with a circular shape for the outline of the lollipop. It won’t be a perfect circle, and the line will move down the outline of the lollipop. This part that goes into the lollipop will curl up a bit at the end and form the start of the swirling shape of the lollipop in the following steps. This might sound not easy, but it’s easier than it looks! Follow the reference image to ensure you stay aware while drawing.

Step 2:

A lollipop would be sticky and unpleasant to eat without a stick to hold on to, so we’ll draw one in this step of your lollipop drawing. This should be an easy step and using a ruler to help you will be much easier. Draw two straight lines close to each other from the body of the lollipop. The stick will come from where the line travelled on the lollipop in the first step. You may connect these lines with a short, flat bottom. That’s it; let’s go to step 3!

Step 3:

We started drawing the lollipop swirl in the first step of this guide on how to draw a lollipop, and in this step, we will expand on it. As you continue with this line for the swirl, you will begin to see the purpose of the line you draw in the lollipop outline. Draw a bar that curves inward on the pacifier, starting with this line coming out. Then follow what the curved line looks like on our reference image to draw this swirling line.

Step 4:

We will continue the swirl pattern in this part of your lollipop design. Keep the line you started in the previous step as you twist further into the lollipop. A small gap will be left in the center of this pattern at the end of this step, but we’ll fill it in with some final decorative details in the next step.

Step 5:

As mentioned in the previous step of this guide on drawing a lollipop, we will finish the swirl pattern and add some final details in this part. First, extend the twisted swirl line further down the center of the lollipop. Once you’ve finished this jagged line, it’s time to trim your lollipop! This is one area where you could opt for a different design than ours, but we will add some small curved lines throughout the various swirls of the lollipop pattern. This will create multiple sections within the lollipop, giving you plenty of options to give it unique colours later!

Once you’ve completed the last details of this lollipop, you can carry on to the last step. Before doing so, you can also add your details! These can possess fun details like a bite imprint on the lollipop, or you can remove a background that delivers the other treats you’d want with this lollipop. Don’t tell your dentist! How are you going to finish this drawing before the final step?

Step 6:

Now comes the part of this guide that is the most fun! You can have fantastic colours in this part of your lollipop design. We will show you how to colour this image in our reference image, but it is only a suggestion. This is an excellent opportunity to use all your favourite bright and beautiful colours to finish it off! If you choose our design, you will have many sections to colour in to create a colourful boon. We can’t wait to see what unique colours, patterns, and art mediums you choose to complete this wonderfully tasty design.

Finished Drawing!