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For the first step draw the curved line for the body guide of the bike and then draw the lines for the wheels.
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Next, draw the top and mid section of the bikes body, and then draw the front bumper.
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Draw the handle bars and then draw in the side mirror. Add some detailing to the front part of the bike and then move to step four.
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Now lets sketch in the front bars and then draw the wheel rim, and then the tire.
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Every type of motorcycle needs an engine no matter how easy it is to draw. Tackle the task of getting the engine and its' parts all drawn in and detailed.
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Draw the seat for the driver, and then draw the remaining part of the motorcycle's body. Next, and lastly draw the wheel, wheel rim, and then draw the brackets. Erase the mistakes and guides, then move along.
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Here is the finished motorcycle when you are all done. Choose the shade you want your bike to be, and then color it in. Great job everyone!
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December 7, 2011
Description: Wow, there is a lot if requests coming through and the more folks that join Dragoart, the more new, fresh ideas come my way. Up next is a simple tutorial that is going to show you "how to draw a motorcycle for kids", step by step. I figured that another transportation vessel that kids love drawing is the motorcycle. These two, sometime four wheeled bikes have been transformed over the years to become just right to ride for a person who is a fan of bikes. The concept for this motorcycle was pretty simple. I knew that I wanted something that didn’t have a lot of complexity to getting it drawn right. I also knew that since it is a ‘for kids’ based lesson, the motorcycle should be easy enough for even the newest artist. I think I did a good job with the body design. Another great factor about this tutorial is how the parts are big enough to color in when you are done drawing. I think that’s about it, let me get out of here so I can submit the other three tutorials I have in store for you all. Peace out people and enjoy!
