How To Draw Police Car step by step | Easy drawing police car

How to draw police car with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.

Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

Step 1

So to draw a police car and avoid mistakes, let’s start with the simplest one. First, draw the outline of the police car with light long lines.

Step 2

Now draw the front and rear bumpers. They protrude quite strongly beyond the edges of the body. Next, draw the front and back arches as a simple semicircle.

Step 3

Use sharp and clear lines to correct the contour of the hood. Next, draw the visible part of the front and rear lights. In the same period, describe the visible part of the front and rear windows.

Step 4

Draw a window frame for the side windows between the front and rear windows. Use a few simple lines to depict a central pillar in the center of the window frame.

Step 5

Now draw the doors. Note that the front doors should be slightly longer than the rear doors, while the rear doors should be curved to match the shape of the rear wheel arches.

Step 6

Draw a rearview mirror in the front corner of the window frame. In addition, depict an additional light, which serves to give the officer a better view of what is happening in the dark.

Step 7

On the roof, just above the central column, depicts flashing lights, or rather the side view of this detail. Next, draw the featured pins and the window dividing line in the back.

Step 8

Remove all auxiliary build lines as they are no longer needed. Draw the wheels that need to be perfectly round. Then draw equal circles inside them.

Step 9

Draw circles in the center of the rim. Then draw smaller circles around them. The distance between these circles should be the same, as should the size of the circles.

Step 10

Add some shadows to make your police car drawing more massive and convincing. Start with the darkest areas, i.e. the inner surface of the domes, and work towards the lighter areas. Don’t forget to depict the glare on the glass surface.