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Learn how to draw an easy hot air balloon with this step by step tutorial. It shows students how to get those curved lines in the right places. Hot air balloon drawing projects show with just a few moves, how to make a flat circle take on the look of a round ball. The vertical lines that go from the top to the bottom do the trick, and when curved and spread out, make the flat circle SHAPE suddenly looks like it has FORM. Bright colors in those stripes will enhance the look even more. Anyone who has seen photos of hot air balloon festivals know that they are made with many, many different designs on them, so students should feel free to custom design their own. I just recommend that they start with the stripes shown here to first get their 3D look in place, and then take off from there. (Pun intended.) MATERIALS How to Draw a Hot Air Ballon  (click to download a PDF) Drawing paper Black marker Crayons DIRECTIONS Time needed:  25 minutes. How to Draw a Hot Air Balloon 1.Draw (or...

Boats come in all different shapes and sizes, so when you learn how to draw a houseboat, you will see they are built more for hanging out. If speed boats and sleek and narrow, to move quickly through the water, then you can see that houseboats are in a different category. They are wide and low to the water, with lots of space for hanging out and enjoying the view. Both boats are meant to enjoy life on the water, but with very different intentions. MATERIALS Draw a Houseboat Drawing paper Black marker* Crayons * *The above product links are referrals. If you click through and take action, I’ll be compensated a small amount, at no extra expense to you.

Here’s an easy way to learn how to draw a helicopter. A step by step tutorial shows students where to start. If your students are learning about transportation, here are a few fun facts to know about helicopters. Helicopters are able to take off and landing vertically, hovering and flying in different directions. The lift and thrust of helicopters are provided by spinning rotors, usually with two or more blades. Helicopters typically have one main rotor and one smaller rotor in the tail which keeps the helicopter   from spinning around. This tutorial is designed to help students draw a helicopter that is a bit fancier than just an oval with a tail, but is not a complicated 3D shape either. The fuselage is made by stacking a few simple shapes together, which when complete, looks like a pretty detailed helicopter. MATERIALS How to Draw a Helicopter  (click to download a PDF) Drawing paper Black marker Crayons DIRECTIONS Time needed:  35 minutes. How to Draw a Helicopte...

Learn how to draw a sports car with this easy step by step tutorial. It has a sleeker look than your average car. MATERIALS How to Draw a Sports Car  (click to download a PDF) Drawing paper Black marker Crayons DIRECTIONS Time needed:  25 minutes. How to Draw a Sports Car 1.Draw two wheels with rims inside. 2.Draw the card body around the wheels. 3.Add the car roof. 4.Draw a diagonal door line. 5.Add a person inside. 6.Draw all the car details shown. 7.Finish with details to the wheels. 8.Draw the road and landscaping. 9.Trace with marker and color.

Learn how to draw a race car, with this new step by step tutorial. They have a sleek and colorful look that is so much different than your average car. You can capture the attention of young artists with something many are familiar with — race cars. This tutorial will show them how to start a drawing with the large wheels, streamlined body, surrounded by a colorful track. Once they know how to draw a car this way, more can be added in the background for some extra racing drama! MATERIALS How to Draw a Race Car PDF  (click to download) Drawing paper* Black marker* Crayons* *The above product links are a referral. If you click through and take action, I’ll be compensated a small amount, at no extra expense to you. DIRECTIONS Time needed:  45 minutes. How to Draw a Race Car 1.Draw two circles for the wheels. 2.Add the center hubcap circles. 3.Draw the car frame behind the wheels. 4.Start the driver by drawing the helmut. 5.Finish the body and steering wheel. 6.Add a circle and nu...

Learn how to draw a Cartoon Car with this easy step by step tutorial. Its basic shapes add up to a pretty cute car. Part of the fun of drawing is imagining new places to see and explore. What better way to do that than in a car? And not in some complicated vehicle that has parts that are tricky to draw, but a really simple and fun one. This tutorial keeps things really basic, with just a few fun car parts to put together. The convertible look makes it easy to add someone inside. After that, the background is completely up to the artist’s imagination. MATERIALS How to Draw a Cartoon Car  (click to download a PDF) Drawing paper Black marker Crayons DIRECTIONS Time needed:  25 minutes. How to Draw a Cartoon Car 1.Draw two circles for the wheels. 2.Add the hubcaps inside. 3.Draw the car shape behind the wheels. 4.Add door line and window. 5.Draw the folded top. 6.Add a person and wheel. 7.Draw light, bumper and ground line. 8.Draw a background. 9.Trace with marker and color.