Honeycrisp apples have a yellowish-pink skin, with brown stems, so make sure to have these colors on hand to fill in my Honeycrisp illustration accurately. These apples were bred due to their unique flavor profile, releasing their sweet-tart juice immediately when bitten. Honeycrisp apples are an American variety that were originally sourced from the University of Minnesota. To add something extra to the coloring sheet, try drawing cherry blossoms, lettering, Kawaii characters, or other items native to Japan! 7.
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If you’d like to color in my illustration of the Fuji apple, you’ll need red and yellow for the skin and brown for the stem for accuracy. People love these apples due to their sweetness and low acidity, and their skin has a lovely firm texture that makes biting into these perfectly satisfying. FujiĪnother result of cross-pollination, the Fuji apple is a Japanese variety that came about during the 1930s. To make the illustration more fun, you could draw apple-based desserts around the picture, or look up a picture of Granny Smith and try to copy her likeness! 6. To color an accurate picture of a Granny Smith apple (see pictures above), you’ll want a bright yellowish green for the skin, a light pink for the skin blush, and a dark brown for the stem. They have a crisp and firm texture, perfect for taking a big bite! These apples were discovered in Australia in 1868. Granny Smith apples are the ultimate variety when it comes to baking, as their tart and sour flavor profiles are fantastic for balancing out the sweetness of pies, crumbles, and cobblers. Try adding some pizzazz to this picture by drawing plants, tree varieties, and other wildlife around the picture that’s native to New Zealand. When coloring in my illustration of this apple, make sure to have pink, orange, yellow/gold, and brown (for the stem) colors on hand.
Gala apples were discovered in New Zealand in 1934, and have become quite popular in the last two decades. Gala apples are probably the most common variety found in grocery stores and supermarkets, as they’re able to grow in most climates in the United States. To make it more fun, I recommend using gold paint or glitter along the edges of this picture to give your Golden Delicious that extra shine. To color in my illustration of a Golden Delicious apple, you’ll need yellow or gold for the skin, and a dark brown color for the stem. Next on our list are Golden Delicious apples, a variety that was naturally cross-bred with Grimes Golden and Golden Reinette apples and first discovered at the turn of the 19th century.
Since these apples grow in Canada, try adding to the coloring sheet by drawing birds, insects, or plants native to the country around the picture! 3. So, if you’re going to color in some of my McIntosh apple illustrations, make sure you have red, gold/dark yellow, and brown colors on hand! The McIntosh apple has a very deep red and golden color over the skin the golden color sits closest to the brown stem, while the red covers the majority of the apple. Instantly recognizable as the Apple product’s logo, the McIntosh apple dates back many years, to 1811 in Upper Canada. Try using fun tools like glitter gel pens and paint. To dress up the picture a little, you could draw leaves and branches around the apple. So, if you’re going to color in any of the above illustrations, make sure to have red, dark yellow/gold, and brown shades on hand. The Red Delicious apple is one of the most recognizable apples in the world.Īs can be discovered in their name, Red Delicious apples are a deep, rich red color, with some small, golden spots scattered along the skin and near the core. The apple is one of the world’s most popular fruits, but there are so many varieties – which ones are the best? For a list of 10 apples that are most popular to color and make crafts with, keep reading! 1.
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