The simple and beautiful way to draw bubble milk tea is as follows:

Material preparation: pencil, watercolor pen, white paper, eraser, etc.

1. First draw the shape of a milk tea cup, draw the edge of the milk tea cup, and an oval in the middle of the rectangle. Draw the volume of the milk tea cup. Draw another oval in the cup to represent milk tea.

2. Draw two lines sloping inward below the edge of the milk tea cup, and draw an arc-shaped bottom. Then draw a straw, which is composed of two lines.

3. You can draw a few pearls (decorative snacks for milk tea or pearls) in the top circle. Then draw a lot of pearls inside the cup.

4. Use colored pencils to draw your favorite color. (The color of pearl milk tea can be divided according to different groups of people, including pink, brown or green, depending on the taste.) If necessary, you can draw a cover for the pearl milk tea, and you can draw an arc cover above the straw. , just leave a hole in the middle.

Introduction to pearl milk tea:

Pearl milk tea, also known as boba milk tea, or pearl milk for short, is a tea beverage that originated in Taiwan, China in 1980. It is a Taiwanese bubble black tea and powdered round tea. A branch of drinking culture. Pearl milk tea has a special taste and mellow taste. It is widely welcomed and reverberated. It is one of the most representative drinks and snacks in Taiwan.

In the early days there was only one title. Around 1988, a vendor called "Grasshopper" on Hai'an Road in Tainan City renamed pearl milk tea Boba milk tea after taking inspiration from the then actress Ye Zimei. Later, in southern Taiwan, the saying that boba refers to large pink circles and pearls refers to small pink circles gradually emerged. As chain stores in southern Taiwan expand to northern Taiwan, this classification is gradually accepted by Taiwanese residents.

Pearl milk tea generally uses larger-sized powder balls, and the diameter after cooking is about 7 mm or more. Otherwise, if the diameter is too small, it will easily fill your mouth with pearls, and it will be inconvenient to swallow and chew. But most bubble tea merchants still provide small pink and round pearls. Of course, there is also a kind of "amber pearl" which is made of 100% brown sugar.