To learn how to draw beautifully and technically, you do not have to attend an art school or art studio. You can draw, for example, a car in stages, picking up a pencil and an eraser.
Instructions
Step 1
Do not try to master drawing techniques using a ballpoint pen or felt-tip pens. Remember that the tool of a real master, which allows you to convey volume, the play of shadows and light, is a pencil. Not to mention paints and brushes. Only a representative of a more serious art can master them.
Step 2
To begin with, follow your drawing with thin lines so that later you can remove unnecessary details of the contour and avoid inaccuracies when building the shape as a whole. And, of course, decide on the model that you will sculpt. If you don't have enough experience, paint a classic sedan as the easiest to execute. You can even use a stock photo or picture as a guide.
Step 3
Begin drawing with a picture of the wheels. In the case of creating a plane object, draw two sketchy circles of the same diameter. For fidelity, use a compass or circle the bottom of a suitable cup. For greater realism, it is possible not to achieve clear rounded shapes, given that under the weight of the car, the wheels bend in the vertical direction.
Step 4
The next step is to illustrate the body and its parts. Again, the easiest way to draw the body of the sedan. Without lifting the pencil from the paper, use a continuous line to recreate the cabin itself. Finally, sketch out the windows, doors and door locks. And then small, but very important details, the list of which must necessarily include front and rear lights, bumpers, wipers, rims and an antenna.
Step 5
If desired, draw a spoiler, exhaust pipe, sidelights, radiator grille and themed attributes. For example, checkers for taxis, flashing beacons for special services cars, a state flag for an official motorcade. To give the drawing the effect of reflection and glare on the glass, determine the location of the light source and tint the surface of the cabinet and windows. Perform shading gently, while trying not to smear dark places, so that the drawing does not look pale gray.
