In order to draw a steamer, you need to know that this ship consists of several lower and upper promenade decks and is equipped with large pipes. Some steamers have paddle wheels located along the sides or under the stern of the steamer.
Instructions
Step 1
Start with a pencil sketch. Draw the hull of the ship, it can be divided into three parts for simplicity. The lower part protruding from the water is the largest; it looks like a rectangle when viewed from the side of the steamer. One of the sides of this rectangle is slightly beveled and hangs over the water. Draw on this part of the steamer a lot of portholes, arrange them in the correct order, one above the other. Depending on the class of the ship, there can be up to ten such "floors".
Step 2
Draw the second part of the steamer, it also has a rectangular shape, it is located approximately in the middle of the lower part, and opens the bow and stern of the steamer. These are first class decks. Walking awnings are located on the sides of this part of the ship, and the portholes have been replaced with quite ordinary windows. Draw several of these "floors", but remember that their number is much less than economy class decks.
Step 3
Equip the steamer with the third part - pipes. Please note that their height must be significant, it is about three to four decks, otherwise all travelers would suffocate in the smoke that falls from the chimneys. You can choose any number of pipes, but do not overdo it. For example, the Titanic had four pipes, and this was the largest steamer of its time.
Step 4
Draw the masts at the bow of the steamer and at the stern. They are not needed to attach the sails, antennas, cables, security equipment are attached to them. Run the wires from the mast to the captain's cabin, located in front of the upper decks.
Step 5
Color the pipes of the steamer black and white, black the lower part of the boat, and white for the upper decks. Complete the drawing with details. Give the steamer a name, draw anchors, place on the decks of travelers. Draw black thick smoke and the steamer is ready to sail.
