Drawing a parachute is easier than it sounds, especially if you know what parts it consists of. Therefore, before picking up a brush and pencil, refer to the reference book and find an elementary description of this subject.
Instructions
Step 1
The parachute is a very ancient invention. Even in the lists of the list of works and inventions of Leonardo da Vinche, you can find detailed information not only about the goals of such an object, but also the method of its construction. The modern parachute is not much different from the one invented by this famous scientist. It is only improved in the aerodynamics system. You can draw a little man soaring on a parachute purely schematically, or with knowledge of the technical components of the subject.
Step 2
So, divide the sheet into three conditional zones: sky, earth and in the middle - a parachutist with an open dome. Draw a horizon line.
Step 3
Draw the main part of the parachute - it is a large canopy that helps create air resistance. It is very necessary for a person to be able to slowly descend from heaven to earth and fly to the final goal of the jump alive. The dome can be of different shapes: round, rectangular, square. Modern parachutes are two canopies of different shapes and sizes, located one above the other. When you look at such a parachute, it seems that two pancakes are flying, connected by a large and thick rope.
Step 4
Identify a person. It is enough just to draw an elongated oval at some distance from the dome. Divide the oval into the conditional head, body and legs of the skydiver.
Step 5
Having drawn a large dome of your chosen shape and person, you can begin to designate the rafter system. These are the ropes that connect the canopy of the parachute with a comfortable knapsack, it is also the seat in which the human body is fixed. For these ropes, a person hovering on a parachute holds on and regulates the direction of his flight. Mark the rafter system with straight lines converging behind a human figure.
Step 6
It is not difficult to draw a parachute and a person who flies in it, but it is not easy to recreate the entire system of attachments and "spare parts" of a parachute in detail. If you need a detailed and realistic drawing, then draw a "jellyfish" - this is a retractable parachute, and the camera of the main canopy, with its wings and a slider, and lines, and free ends attached to the knapsack.
Step 7
If your person is flying sideways, then draw a satchel. Initially, it can be denoted by a rectangle that is equal to the length of the skydiver's back. It has a backrest that is connected to the seat, marked with a fastening system.
