A watermelon wedge with a few seeds

Practice a watermelon slice with clear forms and selected overlaps. Draw two simple curves parallel to the base. Keep the rind thickness consistent. Add a few separated teardrop seeds and a small side shadow. Leave the broad fruit face open.

A way into the drawing

1. Shape the wedge

   Draw a broad triangular face with a curved base. Add a narrow side plane to show thickness.

2. Follow the rind curve

   Draw two simple curves parallel to the base. Keep the rind thickness consistent.

3. Place a few seeds

   Add a few separated teardrop seeds and broad rind markings. Use small gray on the narrow side and beneath the rind, keeping the fruit face open.

A small thing to tryPoint the seed tips loosely toward the wedge’s center rather than scattering them randomly.