Use your main red color to color in the main areas of your plane, as you can see below.Īnd now we fill in the shadow areas of the airplane. You should choose a dark grey and a light grey color as well as a reddish color (for the main color of your plane) and a little darker and more blueish red color for the shadow areas. I used acryl color but you can use any medium you want, like oil, watercolors, markers, pens, etc. You only need four colors to make your airplane look good. In this guide, you will get a feel for line control that may help you with drawing this airplane later on.Īnd with this, you are done! Now let’s move on to coloring! Step7: Coloring Our Airplane! This is a very technical drawing, if you are struggling with this drawing I would suggest starting with a little easier drawing guide of mine like drawing a dog. Step 6: Adding Some Final Detailsįinally, we are adding some lines in front of the plane to indicate the spinning propeller.ĭraw these lines a little squiggly to indicate movement.
Its simply two N´s at either end of the wings and two parallel lines from the plane to the top part of the wings. The rectangle will touch the bottom part of the plane.ĭraw these lines very light, they are guidelines!Įrase the outer lines and draw curved lines on the end of the wings as seen below.Īnd finally, we will add some details to the wings that will “hold” them together!
To add the wings we simply have to draw a rectangle that is 45 ° to the airplane itself. Then we will add some detail lines in the form of a rectangle with one outwards curving line.Īnd finally, we will erase all the guidelines. The fin of the plane is a simple egg shape with a little flatter bottom part. Now draw another smaller guideline at the end of our basic line and two curved lines to connect these guidelines.Īnd finally, ad one big line connecting the bottom of the end line with the bottom of the ellipse of the front of the page and add some detail on the top to indicate the seat of the pilots. To draw that we have to add another guideline slightly left to the center of our basic line. To draw the rest of our plane we obviously need the heck as well. Step 3: Now Let´s Draw the Rest of the Basic Form of Our Plane. This method is good for drawing an accurate oval in perspective.ĭo this with the other lines as well until your drawing looks like the one below.Ĭonnect the two ovals on the top and bottom part like you see below as well. Simply draw a curved line from one marker to the top of the line and then from the top of the line to the next marker and so on until you have finished the oval. These markers will help you to draw the circular parts of the front of the plane. Now you are going to use the guidelines that you drew in the first step.Īdd one marker on each side of the 90° lines. Step 2: Let’s Draw the General Form of the Front of Our Plane You will use them in the next step to draw the circular front of the plane. These lines are going to be your guides for the front part of the plane. Then draw another pair of these lines a little closer to the center of your baseline. Put one line at the end of the tip of the plane and another one right next to it. So draw a line that is slightly tilted and as long as the airplane is supposed to be.Īnd finally, draw some straight lines proximity 90 ° to the first line you did.
Step 1: Drawing the Guidelinesįirst up we are going to draw the guidelines for our plane. This guide has quite a lot of steps but don´t be discouraged! The individual steps are quite easy.
#AIRPLANE DRAWING HOW TO#
I will show you how to draw an old propeller airplane and I will show you how to color it as well.
So let´s start with our first plane! Lets´Draw an Older Propeller Airplane I will show you how to draw and color the airplanes. In this guide, I will show you how to draw three different airplanes in a step by step approach.
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