Q&A for How to Draw a Plane

We are all at different levels of drawing. Be creative and do your best. You could do some research on a particular plane you wish to draw.

A plane taking off would be drawn at a slight angle, with the landing gear still visible. It would probably be best to also draw the runway for context.

Draw a plane with its nose In the air and the wheels touching the runway, with a bit of skid smoke. Maybe add a control tower as well.

Draw a cylinder, then a cone on top, then fins on the side. Then add some detail!

To draw a bird's eye view of an airport, first draw the terminal(s) using different rectangles. Then draw a control tower using an octagon and a square around it. Then draw lines for the runways and taxiways. Finally, rub out any guide lines with an eraser and add color to it. You can add even more details, such as shadows and depth.

Draw a plane. Sweep the wings back. Add rockets, machine guns, and a pilot.

They need only one. They also have propellers.

Yes you can draw the plane in whatever color you would like to, as it is your drawing and you can customize it however you would like to.

Because you can erase them at once instead of doing the shape, erase, then another shape, erase, etc. If you erase them at the end, you can draw the design much faster.

Cargo planes are simple, with no windows except for the cockpit (where pilots are). If you want to show them un/loading cargo, many planes have either side doors or have doors at the nose.

Yes! There is no age limit to becoming an artist. You can start at any age, whether you're 3 or 93.