In today’s drawing lesson Drawingforall.net will show and tell you how to draw a car. We will teach you to draw on the example of the BMW. Actually, drawing a car is not at all difficult, and today the team of Drawingforall.net will show and tell you in the most detail. In order to start sketching a car you need a classic set of the artist, consisting of a pencil (we use mechanical, it is more convenient and does not require sharpening), paper and an eraser. So, let’s start the tutorial, and learn how to draw a car!
To properly draw a car, first things first, we need to draw an elongated rectangle. It will be the main part of the car. To perform the first steps, use light, almost transparent lines to make it easier to make amendments later.
At the top right on the rectangle draw a trapezoid. Using circles make the shapes of tires. To make the car more sporty, make the tires bigger and the roof lower.
Using semi-circles, depict the wheel arches. On the left side of the body depict the car hood. Make the angles of the trapezoid more rounded. Draw the rear part of the car.
At the front of the car sketch the headlight and grille. Draw the windscreen, side windows line and the rear window. Sketch the side skirt between the wheels.
And we continue to draw a car. Remove the guidelines from the first steps, trace the lines and contours, making them dark and clear and move to the sixth step.
With simple lines depict the doors and the line of the hood. Draw the turn signal, mirror and the tail light as in the car drawn by the team of Drawingforall.net.
So, we reached the last step of the guide about how to draw a car. Draw door handles and rims. Note, there are many kinds and types of rims, and you can draw any rims you wish.
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