Note that if you need to add multiple layers, the shading can start to get too dark. You should be trying to get a cloudy texture. Draw the passenger seat in roughly the center of the windshield and the steering wheel towards the left column of the cabin. I haven’t mentioned the headlights in the previous steps, but you can see the three major progressive states of the more complex left headlight here.

Next, darken all the panel lines on the hood and doors. Sketch in lines for the car doors, then add in details like the door handles, headlights and tail lights.

Whether it's the clean curves of a 'Vette or the rugged muscles of a truck, about the only thing cooler than drawing a car is actually driving one. We now have the general shape of the hood and cabin ofNow we need to draw the bottom border of the car which includes the car’s ‘splitter’ (this is the part of the floor which forms the bottom of the car's front section) and the sides of the car. It may appear as though I have drawn these LEDs carelessly as they are all slightly different shapes, but that is how they actually looked in the reference material. Sure it’s easier with 3d software to illustrate a car Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.Draw lightly in pencil so that you can easily rub out mistakes.Surprising as it may sound for something characterized by its metallic texture and need for speed, cars consist of lots of soft, rounded shapes.
At this stage, the car looks a little like a computer mouse (to me at least).Here we add some of the detail surrounding the air intakes at the front of the car and around the doors.Quite a lot has been added in this step. I suggest practising a bunch of ovals on a spare piece of paper until you get a shape that looks right and then tracing it over. Consider each ‘X’ as four lines that meet in the middle of the box. In the end, the tires will be almost indistinguishable from the shadows.Darken the shadow under the car and start to shade the seats and dashboard in the interior.Use a 4-6B pencil to blacken the shadow under the car (be careful not to scratch the paper!) The top surfaces of the front of the car and the vents in the center of the hood are the major exceptions to this, as you will see in the following steps.Continue to smooth out the rest of the shading. If necessary, you can even edit it by adding shadows.Always draw very lightly so you can start over anytime. Now turn your attention to the windshield. After that, add very small horses to the two badges on the hood and side of the car. to mark the tops and bottoms of the two wheel rims.

May 26, 2013 - Luciano Bove tutorial about how to draw a car in perspective from the top view, all necessary steps. The far wing mirror (right side) appears to have a shorter stem than the closer one, but note that this is because of the perspective causing the windshield/cabin to obscure the rest of it.Drawing wheels that match the perspective of a car is probably the hardest aspect of any car drawing and usually requires a lot of trial and error. This reflects the very angular junctions between body panels on the real car.There are a few regions on the car where there are more complicated reflections in the paint. Draw the hood in front and the body in the middle and add any other features that the specific car you are drawing may have. Next, add vertical (i.e. In this step we just need to add a thick and dark line along these borders. It involves drawing a grid over the reference material and an identical grid over your paper (lightly!). The back of the front fender is one such area (see inset for larger image). You should also start tThe detail along the rear of the side of the car has now been developed.