ORIGINAL DRAWING LESSON

School Bus

It's back-to-school time, and let's draw a bright school bus together—a symbol of the road to knowledge. The step-by-step instructions will help you create a drawing easily and beautifully.

  1. School Bus — step 1

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    Step 1

    Draw a long rectangle in perspective—this is the body of the bus. Slightly tilt the lines to make the bus look three-dimensional.

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  2. School Bus — step 2

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    Step 2

    In the front, add a protruding hood—a trapezoid in perspective. Next to it, a vertical rectangle for the future door. The wheels are circles, with the front one slightly larger as it is closer to the viewer.

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  3. School Bus — step 3

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    Step 3

    Outline the inner part of the wheel (discs). On the body, draw two horizontal lines and divide the top part into rectangular windows. Add a division for the window on the door and the windshield.

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  4. School Bus — step 4

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    Step 4

    Erase unnecessary lines and combine all the details into the bus body. Make the bus roof rounded, add smooth lines on the hood and the back of the body.

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  5. School Bus — step 5

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    Step 5

    Draw all the windows on the bus: windows, the door, and the windshield for the driver. Add the wheels that are on the other side.

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  6. School Bus — step 6

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    Step 6

    Add details to the bus body: headlights, radiator grille, turn signals, and hood lines. Outline the side mirrors.

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  7. School Bus — step 7

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    Step 7

    Outline the grass and the road.

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  8. School Bus — step 8

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    Step 8

    The autumn composition is ready, color it according to the example.

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