Draw Cars.pdf

by Doug DuBosque

For my brother Rick, who encouraged

my car enthusiasm at an early age.

(Without revealing how to work the

clutch on his Triumph TR-4)

the right of reproduction in whole or in part, in any form.

Published by Peel Productions, Inc.

Manufactured in the United States of America

Cataloging-in-Publication Data

DuBosque, D. C.

Draw Cars / by Doug DuBosque

p. cm.

Summary: provides step-by-step instructions for drawing popular cars,

including racing cars, exotics, and off-road vehicles.

ISBN 0-939217-29-5 (pbk)

1. Automobiles in art--Juvenile literature. 2. Drawing--technique--

Juvenile literature. [1. Automobiles in art. 2. Drawing--Technique.] I.

Title.

NC825.A8D83 1997

743’.89629222--dc21

97-25458

C o n te n t s

Supplies ...................................................................................4

What you need to get the wheels spinning

Part One: Draw a car from the side ........................................5

Step by step, a close look at drawing a car in profile

Part Two: More cars in profile ..............................................13

From Lamborghini to Uncle Bill’s ratty ol’ pickup…

Part Three: Draw a car from an angle ..................................35

Add dimension to your drawings

Part Four: More cars from angles .........................................41

Some are easy. Some aren’t…

The Gallery ............................................................................60

A wild collection of automotive drawing ideas

Tips and Tricks .......................................................................62

Use reference material, turn your paper…

COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL

S u p p l i es É

Find a comfortable place to draw – with decent light,

so you can see what you’re doing.

As you start to learn about car designs, shapes and

proportions, don’t worry too much about materials.

Use a pencil that’s longer than your finger.

Sharpen your pencil when it gets dull!

Get a separate eraser. My favorite is a kneaded type,

available in art supply and craft stores (the eraser on

your pencil will disappear quickly).

For smooth shading with a soft pencil, consider a

tortillon, or blending tool .

For practice drawings, use recycled paper – for

example, draw on the back of old photocopies or

computer printouts.

Always draw lightly at first , so you can erase

problems as you need to.

Save your drawings and learn from them.

Enjoy drawing great cars!

Po s i t ive at t i t u d e !

P e rs i s te n c e !

P ra c t i c e !

D R A W CA RS

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