How To Draw A Road Roller 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:
Start by drawing the two pieces that make up the roller body. Study the grid and look at the different shapes. Then draw what you see.
Step 2:
To create the rollers, draw two large ovals. Draw a slightly smaller oval inside each to create a ring. Add a rounded rectangle to the front roller so it becomes a cylinder. Draw the back roller as shown.
Step 3:
To create the shaft support, draw a horizontal diamond above each roller, with rounded rectangles on the bottom. When drawing this part of the roller, make sure that the lower ends are rounded.
Step 4 :
Draw ovals inside the rollers to add depth and create axes. Add circles on the shaft holder to connect the rollers to the rack. Draw four small ovals at the top of each shaft holder. Draw small lines for shaft support on the other side of the body, along with a small line from the bottom of the body to the front roller.
Step 5:
Add handle and handrail for roller operator. Draw squares for the side panels. Draw a circle in the corners of each front panel.
Draw a rectangle inside a rectangle on the front roller; this is the scraper bar. Attach the scraper bar to the body using the four lines on either side of the bar.
Step 6:
Draw the muffler — it’s a cylinder with an L-shaped tube running through it. Draw a circle at the top of the tube.
Step 7:
Draw the seat, making sure to add all the lines and shapes to make it look real. Draw an oval for the steering wheel, add all the other lines to create more depth. Add safety lights on the body in front of the steering wheel. Draw two round headlights on the front of the roller body; Add border for depth.
Step 8:
Use a ruler to draw diagonal lines in the rectangle behind the headlights. You are about to finish drawing your roller.
Step 9:
Use a marker to trace the lines you want to keep and erase any excess pencil lines. Congratulations! Now that you are a pro, you can teach others how to draw rollers.
