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How to Draw a Spray Bottle

13 steps · Medium · about 10 min

Draw a spray bottle in 13 easy steps, about 10 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.

Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the bottle.

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  1. Step 1: The bottle

    In the lower middle draw a tall bottle, twice as tall as wide, with sides bowing out a little.

  2. Step 2: The spray head

    Above the bottle draw a wide flat spray head with slanted top corners, and a short neck joining them.

    Tip The head is like a little hat, wider than the bottle.

  3. Step 3: Two big eyes

    On the bottle draw 2 big egg eyes side by side. Colour a big black dot in each.

  4. Step 4: Smile and cheeks

    Under the eyes draw a U smile from eye to eye, and a small flat oval cheek beside each end.

  5. Step 5: The nozzle

    On the right end of the head draw a small short box poking out for the nozzle.

  6. Step 6: The trigger

    Under the nozzle end of the head draw a slim curved trigger hanging down, curling out at the bottom.

  7. Step 7: The spray

    From the nozzle draw 3 short lines fanning out to the right, and a tiny teardrop above and below them.

  8. Step 8: Label and shine

    Draw a label line across the bottle near the bottom, and a short shine curve on the left.

  9. Step 9: Sparkles

    Draw 3 small sparkles around the bottle, not touching it.

  10. Step 10: Table and shadow

    Draw a table line under the bottle from left to right, and a thin flat oval shadow under it.

  11. Step 11: Yellow label, pink cheeks

    Go over your lines, then colour the label yellow and the cheeks pink.

  12. Step 12: Sky bottle, grey shadow

    Colour the bottle, neck and drops sky blue, around the cheeks, and the shadow grey. Leave the eyes white.

  13. Step 13: Red trigger, slate head

    Colour the trigger red, and the head and nozzle slate blue. Your spray bottle is ready!

Your finished drawing

Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a spray bottle, drawn by you.

Every step in one picture

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