Q&A for How to Draw a Computer

Use your ruler or any straight edge to make the outline and keys perfectly straight. Draw lightly at first, and when you have it right, press a bit harder to darken the lines. Finish by shading the keys and edges.

It depends on the size you have drawn it. This was about 3.5 inches, but you can make it whatever size you'd like it to be. It's your decision.

Sure, if you want to create a realistic scene. But it's up to you. If you simply want to draw a computer, that's fine.

No, some computers aren't connected to printers.

No, some are wireless while some older versions are connected with a wire.

Draw a line that's on all the things underneath it ,and it'll make it look like it's on a table.

The basic components of a computer are the monitor, the CPU (tower), mouse, keyboard, speakers (optional), and printer (optional).

That's totally up to you. It's your drawing, so you can decide which details you want to include.

Sure. You can draw it anywhere you want as it is your decision. But, I think it would be easier to draw it on a blank piece of paper as you have the freedom to draw however you want and also you are not restricted to straight lines and squares.

Of course you can. Macintosh used to make computers in all kinds of different colors. Besides, it's your drawing, you should do whatever you want.

Draw the logo on the back. It's 4 different colored squares. Just draw those on the back.

It dosen’t have to be connected. But, if you want, then you can draw a wire connecting the monitor to the back of the computer.

Three basic units of a personal computer system are - 1. Monitor - It displays the content that we type in the keyboard or shows every process or activity that happens in a computer. 2. Keyboard - It is the secondary but important unit of a computer system. Whatever we think in front of the computer, type in the keyboard. 3. Central Processing Unit (CPU) - It is also considered as the brain of the computer system. It is a part of the hardware system. As per the name states, it processes every single action and activity that happens in a computer software system.