Corn field in rows
A wide drawing of a corn field receding in straight rows, the front plants detailed and the far rows reduced to short repeated strokes.
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Draw corn and finish it in your browser
Describe the corn you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a half-husked cob to a whole plant standing in a field. Set the kernel grid, the husk peel, the line weight and the paper, adjust the drawing on the Canvas, then download it in HD for a print or a menu.
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Grilled corn at a stall
A wide composition of cobs grilling over coals at a street stall, charred kernels picked out in dark marks, smoke drawn as two loose curls.
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Harvest basket of cobs
A basket of husked and half-husked cobs piled together, ink contour with light wash, the weave of the basket drawn in short repeated marks.
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Autumn corn still life
A still life of two dried cobs, a small gourd and a folded cloth on a table, warm coloured pencil shading and a soft cast shadow to one side.
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Make Corn drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Corn drawing you want, in plain words.
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Generate the image
Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.
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FAQs
How do I draw corn kernels without drawing hundreds of them?
Draw the rows, not the kernels. Curve a few guide lines around the cob, stagger the kernels between rows, and only detail the ones near the centre. The edges can drop to simple shapes and still read correctly.
How do I draw a corn husk?
Husk leaves are long, ribbed and twist as they peel. Give each leaf a centre rib, let the edges curl away from the cob, and vary the length so the peel looks natural rather than symmetrical.
How do I make the cob look round?
Curve every kernel row so it wraps around the form, and let the rows compress towards the edges. Shade one side of the cob and darken the seams between kernels on that side only.
What is the easiest corn drawing for a beginner?
A cartoon cob: one long rounded shape, a simple grid of kernels and two flaring husk leaves. No shading and a single line weight, which also makes it the best choice for a sign or a label.
How do I draw a corn field that has depth?
Detail only the nearest plants, simplify the middle ground to stems and tassels, and reduce the distance to texture. Keeping the rows converging towards one point on the horizon does the rest.
Can I keep a set of crop drawings in one style?
Generate the corn first, then use Style Transfer so wheat, cotton and other crops share the same line weight and palette. It keeps a poster or a packaging set looking like one piece of work.