A simple 2D illustration of a church with a steeple, stained-glass windows, and a path leading to the arched door.

Draw a 2D Church for Chapter 12: Shape of the Church: Draw the basic outline of the church with straight lines to create a simple rectangular structure with a steeple at the top. The steeple can be triangular or slightly rounded at the top. Keep it simple but noticeable. Windows: Instead of complex details, just draw two or three stained-glass windows as rectangles or arches on the front of the church. To emphasize the stained-glass effect, you can add diamond or vertical lines in the windows and fill each section with different bright colors (blue, yellow, red). Keep the windows flat and geometric to maintain the 2D style. Church Doors: A large arched doorway can be drawn in the center, with thin lines to show the door’s outline. You can keep the doors closed or slightly open (if you want to represent a welcoming feeling). Pathway/Entrance: Below the church, draw a simple path leading toward the doors. Use straight lines to show a dirt or stone path, with slight curves to give a feeling of approach. If you want, you could add small details like grass or stones, but keep them minimal for clarity. Simple Details: Vertical lines for wooden paneling or shingles on the roof can be added, but only if they don’t clutter the design. Keep everything in clean, simple lines. Outline the edges of the church in a darker color (like dark brown or black) to give it clear definition. See more