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Learn how to draw a great looking Valentine's Day Card with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Valentine's Day Card.
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Would you like to learn how to draw a Valentine's Day card? With the help of this easy cartoon drawing tutorial, your valentine will be ready in no time.
What is Valentine's Day? Also called St. Valentine's Day, it is a social custom celebrated on February 14. On this day, "lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts."
The date and theme of romance date back to the ancient Roman festival of Lupercalia, which "included fertility rites and the pairing off of women with men by lottery."
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This holiday was banned by the pope during the fifth century. By the fourteenth century, it had grown into a celebration of love honoring one or more Christian martyrs by the name of Valentine - one who wrote a letter to his jailer's daughter before his death, and another who "secretly married couples to spare the husbands from war."
There are also variations of Valentine's Day celebrated by those without a romantic partner. February 13 has been dubbed "Galentine's Day" in celebration of platonic friendships, especially friendships among women. Some schools promote the holiday as "Friendship Day."
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Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Valentine's Day Card
How to Draw a Great Looking Valentine's Day Card for Kids, Beginners, and Adults - Step 1
1. Begin by drawing a ribbon or banner across the top of your page. First, draw a curved rectangle shape. Then, draw a small triangle under each of its bottom corners. On one side of the rectangle, use straight lines to enclose a partial square.
On the other side, draw a sideways "V" and connect it to the banner with slightly curved lines.
Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 2
2. Draw two more banner segments beneath the first, each a curved horizontal rectangle. The middle one should be wider than the top one, the bottom one narrower.
Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 3
3. Connect the middle and bottom banners with a pair of curved lines. Then, draw a curved line and a small triangle below the corners of the bottom banner. To one side, draw a sideways "V," and connect it to the banner using curved lines.
Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 4
4. Connect the top and middle banners with a pair of curved lines. Draw a curved line below the middle banner as if a continuation of one of the lines.
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Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 5
5. Draw a large heart partially hidden by the top banner section. Then, draw smaller hearts overlapping portions of the ribbon on each side.
Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 6
6. Erase the lines from within the small hearts. Then draw large and small hearts overlapping the ends of the middle and bottom sections. Notice that two of the hearts are partially hidden behind the banner.
Easy Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 7
7. Write the word "HAPPY" in large, curling letters across the top section of the banner.
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Add More Details to Your Valentine's Day Card Picture - Step 8
8. Write the word "VALENTINE'S" across the second section of the banner.
Complete the Outline of Your Valentine's Day Card Drawing - Step 9
9. Write the word "DAY" across the final section of the banner.
Color Your Valentine's Day Card Drawing
Color your cartoon Valentine's Day banner. We've used shades of red and pink in our example, the two colors most often associated with the holiday.
Drawing tip: Once you've mastered the steps in this drawing guide, you can make banners that say whatever you want! For example, you could replace the word "VALENTINE'S" with the name of any other special day - even make up your own! You can also adjust the lengths of the banners to accommodate shorter, longer, or more words. Get creative!
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Drawing a Valentine's Day Card
To draw a Valentine's Day card, you can follow these step-by-step instructions:
Step 1: Begin by drawing a ribbon or banner across the top of your page. Start by drawing a curved rectangle shape. Then, draw a small triangle under each of its bottom corners. On one side of the rectangle, use straight lines to enclose a partial square. On the other side, draw a sideways "V" and connect it to the banner with slightly curved lines.
Step 2: Draw two more banner segments beneath the first one, each in the shape of a curved horizontal rectangle. The middle one should be wider than the top one, and the bottom one narrower.
Step 3: Connect the middle and bottom banners with a pair of curved lines. Then, draw a curved line and a small triangle below the corners of the bottom banner. To one side, draw a sideways "V" and connect it to the banner using curved lines.
Step 4: Connect the top and middle banners with a pair of curved lines. Draw a curved line below the middle banner as if it's a continuation of one of the lines.
Step 5: Draw a large heart partially hidden by the top banner section. Then, draw smaller hearts overlapping portions of the ribbon on each side.
Step 6: Erase the lines from within the small hearts. Then, draw large and small hearts overlapping the ends of the middle and bottom sections. Notice that two of the hearts are partially hidden behind the banner.
Step 7: Write the word "HAPPY" in large, curling letters across the top section of the banner.
Step 8: Write the word "VALENTINE'S" across the second section of the banner.
Step 9: Write the word "DAY" across the final section of the banner.
Step 10: Color your cartoon Valentine's Day banner. You can use shades of red and pink, as they are the two colors most often associated with the holiday.
Remember, these are just general instructions to get you started. Feel free to add your own creative touches and personalize your Valentine's Day card.
I hope these instructions help you create a beautiful Valentine's Day card! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.
