How To Draw A Drift Car
Drifting is one of the most thrilling and exhilarating styles of motor sports – and the cars that participate in it, the drift cars, are nothing short of breathtakingly beautiful. If you’ve ever wanted to draw a drift car, here’s your step-by-step guide!
Getting a Clear Image of the Car
The first step in drawing a drift car is to find a clear image of it. Thankfully, the internet is full of amazing references of all kinds of drift cars in various collections of images that can help you out. Once you’ve found that image you will be able to use it to guide your drawing and give you an idea of the basic shape and proportions of the car.
Creating a Template
Using the image as a reference, it’s time to create a template that you can use when drawing the drift car. Start off by sketching out the basic frame of the car on a single sheet of paper, then begin to slowly add details and features until it resembles the car you selected as your reference. As you draw, be sure to add any distinguishing features like vents, lights, rims and other details that will make the drift car look unique.
Adding Color and Shading
Now that you’ve drawn the general shape of the car, it’s time to add some color and shading. Sketch out the outlines of the wheels and tires, then move on to adding in the base color of the car body. When deciding what color to use, make sure to choose one that replicates the color seen on the reference image as closely as possible. Once you’re done with the base color, add shading and highlights where necessary to make the car look more realistic and three-dimensional.
Finishing Touches
This is the final step in drawing a drift car – adding the finishing touches. Take a look at the reference again and add any extra details that you may have missed, like lines, markings and highlights. Take your time here and make sure that your car looks as realistic as possible.
And that’s it! Drawing a drift car may seem intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll be a master artist in no time! So don your artist’s beret, sharpen your pencils and let’s get drifting!
