Lasagna is all about layers, which actually makes it fun to sketch. I will walk you through how to draw a lasagna slice, stacking the pasta sheets, sauce, and melted cheese one level at a time.
Drawing a Lasagna Slice
You will work through 14 steps for this slice. We begin with the outer wedge shape, then draw the layers inside, and finish with the cheesy top and a little steam. Keeping the layers roughly even is the main thing to watch.
The Finished Slice
Drawing stacked layers helps you think about depth and edges, which carries over to lots of other subjects. If you want to see the same dish whole, the lasagna in a baking dish is a natural next step. You could also pair it with the Margherita pizza slice. More dishes are gathered on the food drawing hub.
How the Guide Works: Color Key
Line colors keep the current step clear against everything you have already drawn.
- Grey lines show the base sketch from earlier steps
- Red lines show what to draw in the current step
- Black lines are finished details from previous steps
Rough in the wedge lightly first, then add the layer lines so they stay parallel. When you are set, ink the shapes, lift the pencil marks, and color with reddish sauce, pale pasta, and golden cheese for a hot from the oven feel.
How to Draw a Lasagna Slice Step by Step
Show Off Your Lasagna Slice
That is the slice done. Once you draw a lasagna slice you like, post it in the comments so I can check it out. There is a whole hub of food drawings if you want to keep going.