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How to Draw the SAS Logo

Artist: Groucho101 / June 26, 2009
How to Draw the SAS Logo

Step 1.


To start with, draw a single vertical line and a box. (The box isn't absolutely necessary, but it helps to keep things sized better later on). The box should also have two "aerials" sticking out the top, which form the wings.

Step 2.


Next, draw in the sword. This is easier than you may think - a semi-circle, on top of a rectangle, on top of a shorter fatter rectangle, on top of a taller thinner rectangle with its bottom cut off: as seen in the picture. Leave a gap, then draw t   

Step 3.


Now draw a really curvy line exactly as you see in the picture round the gap in the sword.Remember: the sword acts as a mirror, so try to get both sides looking exactly the same! Also, draw two bow-shaped lines on top of this to make the wings.

Step 4.


Now complete the banner and the wings. The banner has to look as if its around the sword, passing over the gap you left earlier. The wings are fairly easy, but do them in pencil first - curved lines can be difficult to mirror exactly. Again, us   

Step 5.


Okay, now we have to do several things. You ready? Firstly, finish the handle on the sword with bumpy edges and diagonals on the inside. Second, draw the two lines on the inside of the wings. Simple? Now draw the edges of the wings in more d   

Step 6.


Finally, write "WHO DARES WINS" on the banner. Yes, it is their motto. Yes, it is a bit silly. DONE! Go over in pen, crayon, pencil or glitter - it doesn't matter! Just don't do it in bright pink or they WILL shoot you... ;D

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Artist: Groucho101
Date Added: June 26, 2009
Steps: 6
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Tags: how to draw logos, how to draw a logo, draw logos
Description: The SAS. Simply one of the best combat squads in the world. The SAS - Special Air Service - has served in many major British conflicts including WW2, the Falklands War, and recently the War in Iraq. Honestly, with all the tutorials on this site, I was amazed not to find this one (but maybe it is here and I just can't find it...) Did I mention this is my first tutorial?

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