Monday, December 8, 2008

How to Draw a Jet

You'll be a real quick draw when you master this drawing project. Follow the easy step-by-step instruction below to draw jets, the fastest of all aircraft.

How to Draw a Jet
Follow the directions on this page to draw this speedy jet.

In this section, we'll show you how to draw the above jet. Either draw it freehand while looking at your computer monitor or print out this page to get a closer look at each step.

Follow the red lines in each illustration to learn exactly what to draw in that step. The lines drawn in previous steps are shown in gray. Here, we'll show you an illustration of each step and then give you a description of how to draw it.

How to Draw a Jet: Begin the body of the plane.

Step 1: Draw a long, flat box form for the body of the plane. Add a long football shape for the cockpit.

How to Draw a Jet: Add the wings and tail.

Step 2: Sketch the window of the cockpit. Draw two large wedges and two small wedges for the wings and tail.

How to Draw a Jet: Add the engines.

Step 3: Draw a long rectangle on each side of the plane's body. The rectangles should stretch the entire length of the body. Add two fat bullet shapes at the back to make the engines. Sketch two curved lines for detail. Draw two tall tail fins at the back of the plane. Outline the fins to create depth.

How to Draw a Jet: Add details to the engines and body.

Step 4: Draw two long half-circles on each side of the jet body. Add an air intake on both sides of the cockpit, just under the body. Sketch narrow rectangles on the wings and a curved shape under the cockpit.

How to Draw a Jet: Add details to the wings, body, engines, and cockpit.

Step 5: Draw detail lines on the wings, body, engines, and cockpit. Add some small hatches on the cockpit and on the body near the wing.

How to Draw a Jet: Trace the final drawing with a felt-tip pen.

Step 6: Use a felt-tip pen to trace the lines you want to keep. Erase any extra pencil lines.Up, up, and away! Now that you've tried to draw all of our planes you'll be filling the wild blue yonder with your own works of art.

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