How to Draw a Box of Loaded Fries (Easy Step by Step)
A box of loaded fries is a fun drawing because it is mostly rectangles and one wobbly, drippy curve. You will draw a bucket shape, stand a fan of tall, skinny fries in it, and then add a cheesy edge with a drip.
- Easy
- 10 minutes
- 7 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
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How to draw a box of loaded fries step by step
How to Draw a Box of Loaded Fries · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: The fry box
Draw a wide shape like a bucket that is a little narrower at the bottom than at the top. Make the bottom corners softly rounded and leave the top open.
Step 2: Small right fry
Near the top right corner of the box, draw a thin, slanted fry that leans out to the right. Start at the box corner, go up with two slanted lines, and close the top with a short, slightly rounded line.
Step 3: Tall and left fries
In the middle, draw a tall, skinny rectangle that is pointed at the bottom. Then draw a long slanted rectangle to its left that leans out to the left.
Step 4: Big right fry
Between the tall fry and the small right fry, draw a long slanted rectangle that leans to the right. Let its bottom sit low, just inside the box, and stretch its top up high.
Step 5: Small left fry
At the far left, draw a short flat line that sticks out to the left of the left fry. Then draw a slanted line down from its end to the left corner of the box.
Step 6: Cheesy top edge
Start at the left corner of the box and draw a long, gentle curve that dips down toward the middle and rises up to the right corner. Add a round drip that hangs down on the right side, like melted cheese.
Step 7: Fries in the back
Draw three short lines near the tops of the fries, like more fries hiding behind them. Two are small curves that join one fry to the next, and one is a tiny line on the right.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your box of loaded fries? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw boba tea or how to draw a cupcake next.
Tips for drawing a box of loaded fries
- Draw the box first and keep the top open, so the fries have somewhere to stand.
- Make each fry a long rectangle that leans a different way. A fan of slanted fries looks more fun than a row of straight ones.
- Draw the little lines for the fries in the back last, and stop them where they touch the front fries so they look tucked behind.
Free box of loaded fries coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this box of loaded fries coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your box of loaded fries drawing
Color the fries golden yellow, the box red or blue, and the cheese bright orange or yellow. For a twist, give the box stripes or color the drip a little darker than the rest of the cheese.
Box of loaded fries fun fact for kids
Potatoes were first grown by people in the Andes mountains of South America thousands of years ago, and today there are thousands of different kinds, in colors like yellow, red, and even purple.
Questions about drawing a box of loaded fries
What shapes do I need to draw loaded fries?
You need a bucket shape for the box and long, skinny rectangles for the fries. A long curve with a round drip makes the cheesy edge.
How do I make my fries look like they are in the box?
Draw the box's curved cheese edge after the fries, so it crosses in front of their bottoms. Then the fries look like they are tucked inside.
How do I make my loaded fries look yummier?
Make the cheese drip big and round. Color the fries golden with a slightly darker edge.
