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How to Draw a Raspberry – Simple Step-by-Step Fruit Drawing for Kids

This fruit sketching lesson turns a tiny, textured berry into a delightful way for children to explore nature through art. If you enjoy illustrating vibrant garden treats, you can also explore our guide on how to draw a strawberry to add more delicious fruits to your collection. The easy step-by-step images guide young artists through each stage, helping them create a recognizable raspberry with confidence, making this a wonderful addition to our learn to draw worksheets. A printable PDF worksheet is included for extra practice, making it simple to continue sketching offline. This enjoyable activity encourages creativity, strengthens fine motor skills, and develops observation while learning about colourful fruits from nature.

 


Learn how to draw a raspberry with Monkey Pen and turn tiny rounded shapes into a delicious berry using easy step-by-step guidance.

Step 1: First create the stem with curved parallel lines with a little oval on top.

Step 2: Draw pointed, broad leaves below the stem.

Step 3: Put two more leaves on top of the initial set of leaves.

Step 4: Add another two leaves a bit above. Now the leaves are in a circular pattern.

Step 5: Create midribs for all the leaves.

Step 6: Draw two small round shapes beneath that indicate
the berries.

Step 7: Add two berries on the right side.

Step 8: Draw two oval-shaped berries on the left.

Step 9: Add two more berries towards the centre.

Step 10: Put two berries on the bottom right.

Step 11: Add two more ovals on the left bottom.

Step 12: Create two berries right below, at the centre.

Step 13: Make a few berries on the right side.

Step 14: Now two berries are added on the lower left.

Step 15: Again, two berries are made on the right.

Step 16: In the centre, draw two circles to complete the
form of the raspberry.

Step 17: Draw small half-moon shapes below them on the
right.

Step 18: Draw two more half-moons on the left side.

Step 19: Now sketch a jagged leaf from the right side of
the fruit.

Step 20: Complete the whole leaf by drawing the outer
edges.

Step 21: Attach a midrib to the leaf.

Step 22: Include veins for the leaf.

Step 23: A sweet raspberry is ready to eat.


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