How to Draw a Skateboard

The team of Easydrawingart.com is very fond of skateboarding, and to express this love on our website, we decided to create a tutorial on how to draw a skateboard.

All the instructions on Easydrawingart.com are done in the simplest way and the guide on how to draw a skateboard is no exception. It consists of eight super simple stages, the new lines in which are highlighted in red, to achieve maximum convenience and simplicity.

Step 1

First, depict two straight parallel lines. These will be the side edges of our skateboard. If it is difficult for you to create these lines, then use a ruler.

Step 2

Now draw the tips of the skateboard. These tips should be depicted with two rounded lines, as did the artists of Easydrawingart.com in the picture below.

Step 3

Using two perfect circles, depict skate wheels. The wheels of the skateboard should be perfectly round and the same size.

Step 4

Connect the wheels to the skate board with several lines that act as a suspension in our example. The suspension can be either in our picture or a little more complex.

Step 5

Create the side face of the board. This line should exactly repeat the line from the previous stages. Depict small circles in the center of the wheels.

Step 7

Compare your skateboard drawing with ours, and if they are similar, then proceed to the last stage. By the way, you can add some kind of drawings on the top surface of the board.

Step 8

To paint a skateboard, you can use absolutely any color. We have chosen the most classic and standard colors, but you are free to experiment in the colors of your skateboard.

All good things sooner or later end, and if you read these lines, then the instruction on how to draw a skateboard has also come to an end. If you liked it, then visit our other instructions to learn how to draw cars, trees and much more.

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