How to Draw a Snowmobile

Artist: koreacow / February 19, 2010

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Step 1.

First draw the guidelines of the snowmobile. You will get a shape almost like an insect.

Next you will follow the guidelines and draw the outline of the hood and the seat.

Now draw the outlines of the main parts of the snowmobile, such as the windshield, ski, spindle, snow flap, funning board and bogie wheel…

Now draw the outline of more detailed parts of the snowmobile, such as the handle, reflectors, ski spring, rear suspension and slide rail.

You will now put in more little details like screws and shade lines.

Last add in more shade lines on the snowmobile to give it a more three dimensional look.

There you have a neat drawing of a snowmobile

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Artist: koreacow
Date Added: February 19, 2010
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Description: Hey guys! Welcome back to my tutorials. I’m sure you all are enjoying the winter as much as I am, skiing and skating or even just sit by the window and watch the snow come down. That is why I am going to show you how to draw a snowmobile step-by-step. Before I moved to Maine, I never knew that snowmobile was such a big deal. I have never ridden on one before, but I can see how fun it would be to be on it. But I could also see how dangerous it could be, specially at night. Snowmobiles are originally intended as a winter utility vehicle to be used where other vehicles can’t go, such as hunters or workers transporting. But now it is more than just being a transportation on snow or ice for convenience, it have became one of the most popular activities in the winter just like skiing or skating. So this tutorial is pretty easy, you just need to be really patient putting in all the different details in the snowmobile, and believe me, there are a lot of details in it! I hope you will enjoy this tutorial and have a nice ride on the snowmobile if you have a real one, and be safe! Until next time, Happy drawings.