How to Draw a Ribbon Banner Easy to Draw Doodles
Learning how to draw a banner doesn't have to be tricky. The simple banner drawing that you'll master today will have you making banners on your bullet journals, making cute banner drawings, and doodling banners whenever you get the chance. The steps to make a ribbon banner are broken down for you below along with some inspiration if you want to see how your hand lettered quote looks flowing on a ribbon surrounded by wildflowers.
Supplies
- Heavyweight paper or cardstock
- Pencil
- TPL Monoline Studio Pens
- Eraser
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Step 1: Make a Parenthesis
Think of a word or phrase that you want inside of your ribbon. Make the distance between the parenthesis long enough to fit your first word or phrase, depending on the length of your phrase and how you want to lay it out.
Step 2: Repeat Step 1 For Each Line You Need
Here, a three word phrase is being demonstrated. The second word is smaller than the first and last which is why the parentheses on the second line are slightly closer together.
Step 3: Connect the Parenthesis
On the top and bottom of each parenthesis, draw a line to connect your banner to the other side. Don't worry if your lines are straight, friendly reminder that a ribbon blowing in the wind is rarely straight!
Step 4: Add Top Ribbon Tail
Above the top left side of the ribbon draw an S curve that starts moving away from the line and then curves down into a spiral towards the top line. Connect the open areas by drawing a line down to add what will look like the back top of the ribbon
Step 5: Add the Ribbon Backing
On the top left corner of the next line down, draw a diagonal line up to the line above. Move to the right on that line until you reach the bottom corner, then draw a parallel diagonal line down to the line below.
Step 6: Repeat Step 5 For Each Line
Step 7: Add Bottom Ribbon Tail
On the bottom right side of the ribbon draw an S curve going the opposite direction of the top (in step 4). Connect the open areas by drawing a line up to add what will look like the back bottom of the ribbon.
Step 8: Add Embellishments, Lettering and Ink
Dress up your ribbon banner by surrounding it with florals or other embellishments. Add your word or phrase to the inside of your ribbon. Then all that is left is to go over your work in ink!
Here is a look at my completed piece. I decided to letter the phrase "Embrace Your Uniqueness" as a reminder that it is a good thing to be different. I've been learning under Peggy for a while now. Her constant reminder that our art has value simply because we created it has motivated me in a lot of ways. We all have a story to share - no one else is exactly like you - which is a perfectly valid reason for your art to look different than mine and why mine looks different than Peggy's. No one is any better or any worse because of these differences, but each piece has its own beauty because of who it was created by.
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After I finished this piece I thought that it looked like something fun to color, make sure you download it so you can always be reminded to embrace your uniqueness, you beautiful unicorn you!
Theresa is a wife and mama who is passionate about sharing the joy of making fun things through her craft subscription bo. for kids, The Create Kit, and her virtual watercolor classes. When she's not sharing the freedom that creativity brings into our lives, you can find her experimenting with her own art pieces. Check out more of her tutorials here!
Source: https://www.thepigeonletters.com/blog/draw-a-banner
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