House Drawing

As a beginner, you might be looking for a house drawing easy tutorial. In this step-by-step tutorial on how to draw a house, you will learn a simple house drawing to get started. You can progress your way to an advanced house drawing after learning this easy house drawing.

A house can have different meanings. It can be a place that you call your home. It can be someone or a state that provides you peace. Primarily, a house is a static building that is meant to stand still for a long time. As generation after generation, people inhabit a house. Houses can be of different sizes, shapes, and structures. Houses can be built from wood, concrete, or firebricks, depending on the cost and requirements. They can have one or multiple stories. From one huge studio house to a house with many rooms with each having a purpose, it is up to one’s desires. A house has a roof to protect the insides from rains or sun and windows for ventilation.

Drawing a house can give you unlimited ideas for your dream house. It means you will be able to define the structure of your house and work on it with an architect. Designing a house that meets all your requirements is something we all want. Let’s begin the step-by-step tutorial.

Art Supplies (Simple House Drawing)

Use the following art supplies for easy house drawing:

Pencils 2B, 3B
Sharpie, Erasers,
Color pencils or Crayons
Drawing Paper. (we actually used a chart for a big drawing)

Learn How to draw a house

Step By Step Tutorial On How To Draw A House for beginners

Step 1:

Start by drawing a wide inverted V-shaped roof that is made with two parallel lines meeting at the edges. Near the inverted v, draw a parallel v above it. Then join both V with each other with vertical parallel lines, as shown in figure 1.

Step 2:

Draw an inverted U below the upper V structure. Join the lines of inverted U with each other. It will represent a bell. Draw vertical lines below the roof on both sides that will represent the house’s walls. Join both walls with a horizontal line that will represent the base of the floor of the house—figure 2.

Step 3:

Draw a triangle just below the roof V structure. Draw a vertical rectangle below this triangle. It will represent the door. Draw two more lines below the door to represent entrance stairs—figure 3.

Step 4:

Draw a cross and a rectangle around this cross on the left side of the door. It will represent a window. Draw small rectangle structures in the door and join them with each other. It will represent the window in the door—figure 4.

Step 5:

Draw a cross with double parallel lines and a rectangle around this cross on the right side of the door. It will represent the second window—figure 5.

Step 6:

Draw two vertical curves in a zig-zag manner by starting from the bottom of the door. It will represent the path to the house. Draw a tree behind the house on the right side. Do it by making half circles and joining them, then draw a stem below this tree structure—figure 6.

Step 7:

Draw two horizontal curves on both sides of the house, starting from the floor or base. It will represent the ground level. Next, draw inverted u-shaped curves joining each other above the ground level. These curves will represent the bushes around the house—figure 7.