How to Draw a F1

STEP 1.

 Start by drawing a shape that looks like a piece of thinly sliced mouse cheese. Once that is done you can draw one of the tire shapes on the right side, and the fin in the back of the car as you see here.

STEP 2.

You will now start sketching out the formula one cars shape and design as you see here. Start with the hump which is also where the camera mount and engine intake is located. You will then sketch out the back of the drivers seat design, and then the top frame of the car. Add some detailing and such before moving to the next step.

STEP 3.

You can now start sketching out the shape of the hood which has a small arch to it at the front. When that is done draw out the flat square design for the wing. There is trimming and detailing to this construction as you can see. When this is finished you can move to step four.

STEP 4.

Draw the front wheel in more detail as you see here and then color in the inside of the wheel rim or drum. Next sketch out the arched back shape where the rear wheel will be located, and then completely draw out the rear wing the way you see it drawn for you here.

STEP 5.

You are already on your last drawing step. All you need to do now is finish sketching out the frame of the car which hugs or sits low to the ground, and then draw both the front and back wheels. The rear tire is detailed with threads, and the front wheel is detailed with the rim. Next sketch out the front suspension that is attached to the front wheel as you see here, and then begin erasing all the lines and shapes that you drew in step one.

STEP 6.

When you are done your car should look like the one you see here. Color it in and that's it, you just learned how to draw a F1 car step, by step. Good job, and I'll see you soon.

How to Draw Bigfoot

STEP 1.

lets start off this step like all first step, drawing guidelines. There are a total of 7 lines. Draw each and every line the exact same size and all. After you do this you can proceed onto the next step.

STEP 2.

Next, draw two very large perfect circles for the over sized tires. Then you can draw out the frame of the 4x4 which is a simple drawing of a basic truck body. If you notice all the lines at this point all served a purpose and match up nicely for an even looking sketch.

STEP 3.

In this step what you will do is detail the outside body frame by making it look more like a realistic truck. Then what you want to do is sketch in every single tire thread on the top half of the wheels. This can be a time consuming process if you do it correctly. After you have the image pretty much looking like the one above you can move to the next step.

STEP 4.

Now you can start detailing the outside of the body by drawing in the doors, headlights, and fender definition. Along with doing all that you will be sketching in the inside rims of those enormous tires and drawing the front and back bumpers. Bigfoot is a massive looking 4x4 pickup truck. Ford has produced more recent looking models which I will show you how to draw in a future tutorial.

STEP 5.

 This is a very short and easy step to accomplish. Detail more of the door, front and back fenders and sketch in the side mirror on the drivers side door and also draw in the parts of the passenger side window. When you are satisfied you can erase all the guidelines and sketch marks made in the previous step. Move onto the next step to complete this tutorial.

STEP 6.

 Here is your finished Bigfoot monster truck all you have to do now is color and detail the 4x4 in. There you go. Did you have fun? I did. I will see you another day.

How to Draw a SSC Ultimate Aero

STEP 1.

The first step is simple because all you have to do is draw an odd egg like shape for the top part of the car's design.

STEP 2.

Begin sketching out the actual design and body of the car's hood or roof, as well as the side mirrors. Detail the roof with some seams and then move along to step three.

STEP 3.

As you start this step you should probably take your time forming the front part of the car. The whole design of the car is made in an aero dynamic manner. Draw the curved or arched fenders as well as the flattened hood which forms a rounded front fender. The lights are oblong, and flat to the hood as you can see here. Sketch in the detailing to the hood and front part of the fender like so, and then draw the wheel well before leaving this step.

STEP 4.

 All you have to do here is draw in the bottom part of the front fender like so. It sort of looks like a rounded bubble with venting plates.

STEP 5.

Okay guys you are almost done with drawing this SSC car. You will now continue the task to sketching out the back end of the vehicle. Draw the foot rails, and then draw in the back wheel well like so. Continue to sketch in all of the detailing to the back end of the car like the aero dynamic design and so forth.

STEP 6.

Lastly, take your time and sketch the outer shape for the tires, then the inner detailing which is the rims and individual spears that surround it. I would suggest trying to keep within the same width/length of the outer shape to create a more realistic looking wheel.

STEP 7.

With further work, you should have something very similar to this. Get yourself micron inking pens or brush pens to ink out your drawing in similarity to the lines presented here. I hope you had fun with this lesson! Thank you so much for viewing!

How to Draw a Sniper Rifle

STEP 1.

 For the first step you will begin sketching out the forestock of the rifle which is the wooden or faux material of the gun. This is where everything is assembled in.

STEP 2.

Next, draw in the barrel and chamber of the rifle. This is the the long metal rod like shape of the gun.

STEP 3.

The end piece of the barrel is called the muzzle. As you can see there are air breaks at the end of the muzzle which helps with blow back when shooting.

STEP 4.

All you have to do here is draw in the bolt and trigger of the gun or rifle.

STEP 5.

This sniper rifle has a bi-pod assembly so that is what you will be drawing next. Take your time so it comes out accurate.

STEP 6.

You are already almost done with this tut. As you can see you will need to draw in the stock, then the end cap is called a butt. The butt is what presses up against your shoulder when shooting without the bi-pod.

STEP 7.

For the scope there is what you call a mounting bracket known as the picatinny rail. That is what you will draw in next right above the bold/chamber.

STEP 8.

 Now you can draw in your scope which should rest nicely in the rails. When that is done move to step nine.

STEP 9.

Up next and lastly, draw in the detailing for the scope which are the elevation adjustment knob, windage knob, and the lens adjustment detailing. When your scope is done all you have to do is erase the mistakes.

STEP 10.

Here is what your rifle looks like when you are all done. Now you can go ahead and color in your rifle. I hope you enjoyed this tut folks.

How to Draw a Tank

STEP 1.

Okay as with all machinery that I put up here you will be drawing a series of guidelines for the development of the tank. Start off by drawing a rectangular box around the oval shape that needs to be drawn out for the top of the tank. You will then add the vertical and horizontal guidelines that are slightly slanted as shown.

STEP 2.

In this next step you will draw another oval shape for the track of the tank. This time make the oval shape longer and wider. Next draw out the skinny rectangles that will be that base structure of the tank as you see here. Draw a skinny long oval shape for the cannon barrel and then a slight dent line on top of the tank.

STEP 3.

Now as you can see in this step, you will be drawing the shape and lining of the top of the tank which is where soldiers go in and out from the unit. You will then draw out the wheel shapes that are perfectly round there are seven of them. Once you get them drawn out you can then add the ball looking shapes inside of the wheel well or rim. Define and detail the front of the military tank and then begin adding the track lines in the back left.

STEP 4.

You have finally made it to step four which means you are more than half way done with this drawing lesson. What you will do now is add more track lines in the front of the track and then add the detailing vertical lines along the side. Once you are done with that feat you can start detailing and drawing out the barrel of the cannon. Start the lining of the right track as shown to you here.

STEP 5.

Guess what you have done? That's right, you have made it to your last drawing step. What you will do now is add the definition detailing lines on the haul of the tank and then draw out the two antennas as shown. Detail the wheels and then draw out the track detailing lines on the right as well as the structure of the M1-A1 Abraham tank. Erase all the visible guidelines that you drew in step one.

STEP 6.

 This is what your tank should look like when you are done. If you think about it you just learned how to draw a cartoon tank step by step because the finished drawing kinda looks cartoony. All you have to do now is color in your drawing. After you do that you can consider your masterpiece done. Boy that was fun wasn't it? I will see you another time on another day. You did an awesome job learning how to draw a Military Army Tank step by step.

How to Draw an Apache Helicopter

STEP 1.

I'm going to try and break down this helicopter the best way I know how. Start by drawing a shape that looks almost like a pizza slice. This should also include the crust at the top.

STEP 2.

You will start this step by sketching out the shape of the radar dome and main rotor which will house the helicopters blades or propellers. Take your time so it comes out neat and sort of precise.

STEP 3.

You will now start taking your time as you sketch out the shell of the Apache. The bumps you see at the top is where the twin turboshaft engines are located so be sure to draw those out accurately . Once you feel confident that the body of the AH-64 is drawn to your liking, you can proceed to step three.

STEP 4.

 Next step, let's tackle the task of getting the wings drawn in as well as the pylons which is what is used to hold the hydra rocket launchers and the hellfire missiles. Once you are done here, you can move down to step five.

STEP 5.

As you can see your Apache helicopter is going to look a great deal like the real thing when you are done with this step. You will first draw the air pockets for the twin turboshaft engines, and then draw the cylinder shapes for the hydra rocket launchers as well as the holes. I left out the missiles because I didn't want the lesson to be too overwhelming. You will then draw in the landing gear which is just the legs and wheels. Next, right in the middle of the helicopter on the body frame, draw in the night vision unit as well as the gunner sensor turret. You will then move down slightly until you come to the area where you will be drawing the M230 30mm automatic cannon. Sketch in all of the surface detailing and definition like you see here and then move to step six.

STEP 6.

Now is the time that you begin sketching out the body detailing which includes the seams, and rivet holes as well as the hull where the pilot and gunner sit. Sketch in the windows like so, and then sketch in the body frame and surface definition and detailing. Who sits where? Well, the front window is where the pilot sits, and the back area is where the gunner sits.

STEP 7.

Almost done guys! Here you will sketch or draw in the four blade system like so, and be sure to take your time because the base should be drawn neatly for accuracy.

STEP 8.

And finally, draw the tail end of the helicopter like so, and even though you can't see it, there is supposed to be a tail rotor located right behind the blade to the top right. Clean up your sketch or drawing so you can prepare it for some serious color.

STEP 9.

This is what the finished product looks like when you are all done. Now you can have fun coloring in your AH-64 Apache using an OD green shade.