How to draw a Lamborghini 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
To draw a car, you first need to draw the basic contours of the body. Use light lines to draw the boundaries of the body, marking the hood, bark, trunk, and other important common parts.
Step 2
Add the biggest and most noticeable details such as headlights, grille, wheel arches, window frames. To check the accuracy of your car drawing, you can look at it in the mirror.
Step 3
We keep adding major general details. Draw the air intakes at the bottom of the front bumper. Next, sketch the B-pillar and the rearview mirror. At the wheel arches, outline the wheels with very fluid lines.
Step 4
On the side of the body, outline the doors and the position of the door handles. Next, use very light lines to outline the pattern of the rims. Additional details for the grille and air intakes.
Step 5
With very clear and dark lines, draw and correct the contours of the front of the car. Draw the license plate and lines on the grille and air intakes. Use very neat lines to detail things as done in examples from Drawingforall.net artists.
Step 6
Now do the same work with the top of the car. With darker and clearer lines, detailing the roof, windows and rearview mirror. As you detail the car’s parts, erase the unnecessary construction lines drawn earlier.
Step 7
Go a little lower and detail the side surface of the car and the visible part of the trunk. Give more details to the handlebars and don’t forget to draw some decorative lines on the side of the car.
Step 8
This step will be a bit more difficult than the previous steps because here you will need to draw the wheel and rim. Be very careful that the wheels are smooth and the spokes are evenly spaced from the center to the edges.
Step 9
Add a drop shadow to make the car drawing look more massive and convincing. Shadows should be drawn using hatches, taking into account the shape and curves of the auto parts. This will give your car drawings the most realistic and three-dimensional look.