How to Draw a Cheeseburger in 7 Easy Steps
Learn to Draw a Cartoon Cheeseburger in 7 Easy Steps
Hello, my name’s Austin and I’m here to answer all of your questions about how to how to draw a cheeseburger. I’ve done all the hard work of broken it down into 7 steps. That way it’s super easy for beginners to learn how to draw a cheeseburger.
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The final cheeseburger drawing:

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Step 1: Prolly Start With a Bun
Every cheeseburger needs a bun.
So, let’s draw one…
The top half of a circle is the perfect shape for a cheese burger. Draw one of those. Remember it doesn’t have to look exactly like mine.

Step 2: Sesame Seeds
When ever I draw a cheeseburger I make sure to give it a sesame seed bun. Little circles are all it takes. Make sure some of them overlap the outline of the bun on both sides.

Step 3: This Burger Needs Cheese
We can easily add cheese to this cheeseburger by drawing 3 triangles.

Step 4: Time for the Burger
Draw a hamburger patty under the cheese. I do this buy drawing a hockey puck and making it lumpy.

Step 5: The Next Ingredient
Next we’ll add some lettuce to this burger. A wavy line from one side of the burger to the other is all it takes to give your cheeseburger some crisp iceberg lettuce.

Step 6: Bottom Bun
Finish the burger off with a bottom bun. Take the other half of that circle from earlier and squish it down and add it under the lettuce.

Step 7: Scratch it up
Give it the austin_beale treatment with some scritches and scratches.

Bonus Step: Color the Burger
Color that bad boy in. Lettuce is usually green, cheese is usually orange, but do whatever you want.

If you actually read this far you’re crazy, and I truly appreciate it.
If you liked drawing that cheeseburger you might also like drawing a hotdog, a donut, or maybe a slice of pizza.
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