In this step-by-step tutorial, Jack and the narrator from Art for Kids Hub will teach you how to draw a cool drone. All you need are some basic art supplies such as paper, markers, colored pencils, and a Sharpie. The video guides you through the process of drawing the drone’s body, adding details like the camera and propellers, and even suggests adding extra touches like buttons or background elements. You’ll have a blast following along and adding your own creative flair to your drawing. So grab your supplies and get ready to create your very own drone masterpiece! Hello there! Are you ready to learn how to draw a drone step by step? We’re going to break it down into simple and easy-to-follow instructions. Just grab your drawing supplies and let’s get started!
Materials Needed
Before we begin, make sure you have the following materials ready:
- Sharpie (or something to draw with)
- Paper (preferably marker paper)
- Markers to color with (preferably Bianyo)
- Colored pencils (preferably Prismacolor colored pencils)
Having the right materials can make a big difference in the outcome of your drawing, so it’s important to choose the ones that work best for you.
Step 1: Drawing the Body of the Drone
Let’s start by drawing the body of the drone. Begin with a horizontal line, which will serve as the bottom of the drone. Then, draw a rectangle shape in the middle of the paper. This will be the main body of the drone.
To add some curves and make the drone look more realistic, draw side curves on both sides of the rectangle. Try to make them as symmetrical as possible, as the drone should look the same on both sides.
Step 2: Drawing the Side of the Drone
Now, let’s focus on drawing the side of the drone. Start by drawing a curve on one side of the rectangle, and then mirror the same curve on the other side. It’s okay if they are not exactly identical, but try to make them as similar as possible.
Step 3: Drawing the Top or Back of the Drone
To draw the top or back of the drone, simply draw a curve that matches the side lines you just drew. This curve will complete the overall shape of the drone.
Step 4: Drawing the Front of the Drone
Moving on to the front of the drone, draw two shorter lines on each side, starting from the top of the drone’s body. These lines will serve as the front edges of the drone. Then, connect these lines to form the front of the drone.
Step 5: Adding Extra Details to the Body
To add some extra details and make the drone look more interesting, split the body in half with a line down the middle. Then, add diagonal lines and curves on both sides of the body. These details can be random and abstract, so feel free to get creative! Finally, connect these details at the bottom of the body.
Step 6: Drawing the Camera
Now, let’s draw the camera on the drone. Start by drawing two lines down the middle of the drone’s body, ending at the bottom. Then, connect these lines with a horizontal line at the top to form the top of the camera. Next, create a square or rectangle shape for the camera body and draw a circle for the lens.
Step 7: Drawing the Arms of the Drone
To draw the arms of the drone, start by drawing four diagonal lines. These lines should come out from the top corners of the drone’s body, with two lines on each side. To complete the arms, add ovals at the ends of the diagonal lines.
Step 8: Making the Arms 3D
To give the arms a three-dimensional look, draw the top and side of each arm. This can be done by drawing another line parallel to each arm, slightly thicker towards the body of the drone. This will make the arms look more realistic and add depth to your drawing.
Step 9: Drawing the Propellers
A drone wouldn’t be complete without its propellers! Start by drawing the back two propellers. Draw a diagonal line that connects through the oval shape at the end of each arm. Repeat this on the other side as well. Then, make the propellers thicker by drawing a straight line going up from each oval, followed by a curved line that connects back to the oval. Repeat this step for the front propellers as well.
Step 10: Coloring the Drone
Finally, it’s time to add some colors to your drone! You can use gray for the body of the drone and orange for accents such as the propellers. However, feel free to get creative and use any colors you like. You can even add extra details such as buttons or lines to make your drawing more unique and personalized.
Remember, this is your drawing, so have fun and let your creativity shine! Once you’re finished, step back and admire your masterpiece. You’ve successfully learned how to draw a drone from start to finish. Congratulations! Don’t forget to share your artwork with others and feel proud of your accomplishment.
We hope you had a lot of fun following along with us and learning how to draw a drone. See you next time and keep on drawing!