Bread sketch is drawn as follows:

1. Shape: first, the basic shape of the bread should be drawn. Bread usually presents an oval or round shape, you can choose one of them to depict.

2. Texture: When drawing bread, you can add some texture to add detail and realism. You can draw some cracks, bubbles, slices, etc. on the bread to show the texture and taste of the bread.

3. Color: The color of bread can vary according to different types and brands. One or several colors can be chosen to depict the bread to show its characteristics.

4. Packaging: If the bread has a package, you can draw the shape and color of the package. This can help the audience better understand the characteristics and brand of the bread.

5. Environment: you can choose some background or environment to set off the bread. For example, you can draw some food, cutlery and other elements next to the bread to show the scene of the bread at the restaurant or family table.

Note on the sketch of bread:

1. Proportion: it is necessary to keep the proportional relationship between the elements. For example, the proportions of the bread and the package should be coordinated, not too big or too small.

2. Perspective: pay attention to the perspective relationship. Nearby objects should be larger, and distant objects should be smaller. This will enhance the sense of space in the picture.

3, color: to choose the right color to depict the bread. You can choose warm colors to show the texture and taste of the bread, and also highlight the key points through the contrast of colors.

4, details: to pay attention to the details of the depiction. For example, details such as texture and bubbles on the bread should be realistic and not overly exaggerated or distorted.

5. Lines: Smooth, natural lines should be used to depict elements such as bread and packaging. You can't use too hard or incoherent lines, which will affect the overall effect of the picture.

6, light: pay attention to the light effect of the picture. Through the light and highlight effects can better show the texture and three-dimensionality of the bread.

7, labeling: if there are bread labels, such as brand, production date, etc., do not forget to draw. This information can help the audience better understand the source and quality of the bread.

8. Environment: consider drawing the environment in which the bread is found, such as the dining table, kitchen, dining room and so on. This helps create a more realistic scene and gives the viewer a better sense of the bread.

9. Emotion: Try to convey the feeling that the bread brings through the emotional elements of the picture. For example, draw the feeling of freshness, temptation and sweetness of the bread, so that the audience can have an emotional ****sound.

10, personal style: when drawing a sketch of bread, try to incorporate your own personal style. This can be the uniqueness of the lines, the use of color, painting techniques and so on. Make the picture unique and recognizable and show your own artistic characteristics.