Draw a bumpy half circle.
At the bottom of the half circle draw an odd shape ball, and then add wrinkles.
Draw a “C” shape so it looks like it fell down, and connect that “C” shape to the cerebellum (the odd shape ball) and the front of the half circle.
Draw a line that touches the cerebellum (the odd shape ball). Then next to that line draw a backwards “C”, and a shorter line attached to the bottom of the backwards “C”.
Draw a long oval connected to the brainstem. Then right underneath the oval draw a small circle.
Now let us fill in all the empty space at the top of the brain by breaking it up into sections that look like curvy puzzle pieces.
For the final step, add lines inside the puzzle pieces to make the sections look like wrinkles. If you want to add color to your drawing make it gray. Our brains are gray, and that is why you’ll hear people call the brain “gray matter”.