Car Drawings

Here are some of the most popular car drawings.

I will even take you back to the start and draw the old favorite Ford Model T - the most popular car for nearly twenty years.

Now that's a cool car drawing!

This pencil drawing of a car was done with a mechanical pencil, using a B lead.

I found it easier to do the lines with a finer pencil.

Just experiment with the pencils you have, you'll eventually end up with your own favorite pencil.

The B pencils have the softer lead and are the easiest to start learning with.

The only real requirement is an eraser, this is a great item to keep nearby!

See the link at the bottom of this page for extra car sketches.

Outlines To Copy

Here is an outline of an ordinary sedan.

Look at these car outlines closely. They look pretty easy to draw hey? Well, you won't know unless you have a go!

This is a simple outline of a racing car.

You'll be able to draw in some wild patterns on the side of the racing car.

All you have to do is to discover how simple drawing is and you'll never look back.

History of Cars

We started off with a steam car, then an electric car and finally these were replaced by the gasoline car.

The modern motor car has come a long way from those early hand made models that only rich people could afford.

Thank goodness, I just couldn't imagine myself getting around on a horse.

Here is a drawing of a 1947 Lincoln Cabriolet.

This car, along with the VW, was the largest selling imported vehicle.

A VW is affectionately known as "the beetle" or a "veedub". (There's a drawing of a vw on the right, just above the Art Quote.)

Mass production has meant we can afford to run a car. Car production is organized on an assembly-line basis.

The fact that most of us have cars has brought about a whole new way of life with motorways and motels to make our trips easier.

Car racing is a thrilling sport that tests the speed and performance of cars plus the skill and daring of drivers.

A Formula One vehicle has one seat, rear engine, front and rear wings and no roof or fenders.

Don't Get Frustrated

Learning to draw can be exasperating at times but when you draw something really spectacular, you forget about all your failures.

And you will have failures, every artist does.

I've read a lot of books where they recommend you look at your drawing in the mirror and that points out glaring errors to you.

I have done this, and it does work. If you think you have a perfect drawing, the mirror shows up a mistake. It's a handy trick to know.

It's also a good idea to look at your drawing the next day.

I pick up lots of things I didn't see while I was involved in the drawing.

Use the outlines on this page to create your own car sketches.

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