How to Draw a Bullet
Now Easydrawingart.com team will show you how to draw a bullet. This lesson will not be difficult and at the same time very useful for you.
So, with the help of a simple instruction, you will learn how to draw a bullet step by step. This is a good object for drawing, because now you will once again practice drawing three-dimensional metal objects. This is where your creative imagination and ability to draw symmetrical objects will come into play.
A bullet is a small arms projectile. The main feature of the bullet is its long range and high lethality. The bullet has an oblong shape, one end is pointed, the other end has a smooth edge. The front sharp end is a projectile, a powder charge is located inside. The main element of the bullet is a metal sleeve that holds all the parts of the bullet together.
When you learn how to draw a bullet correctly, then easily draw other more complex three-dimensional objects.
So let’s get started with this tutorial.
Time needed: 45 minutes
How to Draw a Bullet
- Draw the sides of the sleeve.
Determine the size of your drawing and draw two horizontal parallel lines.
- Add the front of the sleeve.
In this step, continue the lines and add the next part of the sleeve, which has a narrower shape.
- Depict the end of the sleeve.
Draw the relief, for this, draw a smooth line on the left side to depict the end of the sleeve and draw vertical lines at the bends.
- Sketch out the projectile.
This is a simple step, but it will require you to be precise. Now you have to draw one elongated shape, which has a sharp end.
- Continue drawing the shape of the shell.
On the right side, draw a vertical line and add short horizontal lines to depict the top and bottom.
- Draw the end of the sleeve.
Depict the figure as an elongated rectangle. Please note that the sides are not straight, but slightly curved.
- Check the drawing.
At this point, take a close look at your drawing and make sure that the top and bottom of the bullet are symmetrical. Remove extra lines.
- Color the bullet.
Use different shades of brown, while adding light highlights on the top of the bullet, and shadows on the bottom to make the bullet look realistic.
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