A Simple Umbrella Drawing for Rainy Autumn Days

Hello, Steemian Friends!

_{Myself, Samia Jannate I’m from #Bangladesh.}

In our country, the late autumn session is running. But in our city the weather is dull. Today since the morning rain started, the flow of the rain is little and the sky is covered with dark clouds. Today I feel like this is a rainy session. Based on this theme, I draw an umbrella.

In this weather we cannot go outside; bring on an umbrella. I prefer to carry a simple umbrella in summer and rainy sessions. Don't forget to bring your umbrella.

So let's see the process of this drawing.

To draw this umbrella I need some basic materials.
These are:

• Sketch Paper
• A pencil
• An eraser
• A black pen
• 1 color pencil
• And geometry protractor

I share the step-by-step process for drawing this umbrella.

Step 1:

Using a protractor, draw a curved line. At the end point of this curved line again, draw 3 different joints for a small portion of the curved line in a horizontal way. Then join this small horizontal line with the big curved line by drawing two slanted lines.

Step 2:

Again, draw three small portions of the curved line in a horizontal way below the first-shaped small curved line. Then joined them by drawing 4 slanted lines. Then draw the umbrella’s ribs. I draw six thin lines starting from the top point and ending at the curved edges. These look like the umbrella's frame.

Step 3:

The bottom point of this umbrella: draw a straight line for making handle. Keep in mind this straight line does not last too long; it should be balanced. The end of this handle draws a small crochet hook.

Step 4:

I traced over this drawing with a pen. Then I erase the pencil lines.
Also, I used blue color to fill in the sections of this umbrella. And the final look of this umbrella:

Note:

I took this picture on my phone, and the model of my phone is Realme-C21, I created one college frame using my photo gallery option.

I’m a beginner, and I just started learning drawing, so please pardon my mistakes.

Thanks for patiently reading my post.

Regards,
@samia-jannate