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How to Draw Uluru
Draw Uluru in 10 easy steps, about 8 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 ground.
Step 1: The ground
Below the middle, draw a long flat ground line right across the paper, nearly edge to edge.
Step 2: Big rock
Start on the ground at left. Draw a long flat-topped rock with steep round ends to the ground at right.
Tip Make it about 4 times as long as it is tall, nearly across the whole paper.
Step 3: Grooves
Draw 2 curved grooves down each end and 2 in the middle. Start under the top, stop above the ground.
Step 4: The sun
In a top corner draw a round sun as big as a plum, with 8 short rays all round it.
Tip Each ray starts a little way out from the sun.
Step 5: A cloud
Top left, draw a small puffy cloud with 3 round bumps on top and a flat bottom.
Step 6: Grass tufts
Below each end of the rock, under the ground line, draw a tuft of 3 grass blades, middle one tallest.
Step 7: 2 pebbles
Below the ground line, in front of the rock, draw 2 small flat oval pebbles, far apart.
Step 8: Yellow sun
Colour the sun yellow.
Step 9: Sandy desert
Colour the ground below the line sandy tan, around the pebbles, to the edges. Colour the pebbles stone grey.
Step 10: Orange rock
Colour the big rock warm ginger orange. Go over your lines and your Uluru is done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: Uluru, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
