10 Easy Rainbow Drawing Tutorials for Kids & Beginners

🖍️ 10 free tutorials

Bring color to your sketchbook with these 10 engaging rainbow drawing projects, designed specifically for ages 5 and up. All you need is a pencil, eraser, and your favorite markers or crayons to get started. These tutorials help children build confidence in basic shapes and color sequencing while creating vibrant, cheerful artwork.

Rainbow Rose

Combine botanical drawing with a splash of color. Tip: Use light pressure when sketching the petals so you can easily layer vibrant colors later without muddying the lines.

Rainbow Rose

Cute Rainbow and Clouds

A perfect rainy-day project. Tip: Draw the clouds with soft, rounded 'bumpy' lines to make them look fluffy and friendly against the bright rainbow arc.

Cute Rainbow and Clouds

Classic Rainbow

Learn the correct order of colors (ROYGBIV) with this classic arc. Tip: Use a compass or a round household object to keep your arc lines smooth and consistent.

Classic Rainbow

Rainbow Flower

A fun twist on a standard daisy. Tip: Focus on keeping the petal sizes uniform so the rainbow colors look balanced when you fill them in.

Rainbow Flower

Rainbow Trout

Practice drawing organic shapes and scales. Tip: Use short, flicking pencil strokes to create the texture of the scales before adding your color gradients.

Rainbow Trout

Rainbow for Kids

A complete landscape scene. Tip: Start with the horizon line to ground your drawing before adding the sun, clouds, and rainbow in the sky.

Rainbow for Kids

Rainbow Dash

Bring a favorite character to life. Tip: Pay close attention to the wing structure; draw the feathers as overlapping 'U' shapes for a clean, cartoon look.

Rainbow Dash

Easy Rainbow Scenery

Create a majestic mountain view. Tip: Use vertical lines for the waterfall and horizontal lines for the river to show different water movements.

Easy Rainbow Scenery

Rainbow with a Pot of Gold

A fun, festive drawing. Tip: Draw the coins as small ovals inside the pot to give them a 3D appearance before coloring them bright yellow.

Rainbow with a Pot of Gold

Rainbow Butterfly

Focus on symmetry. Tip: Draw one side of the butterfly first, then use a light pencil to mirror the shapes on the other side for a balanced look.

Rainbow Butterfly