The master classes presented in this collection will tell everyone how to draw a military tank step by step with a simple pencil. Descriptions of the work are given for such well-known and popular models of armored vehicles as the T-34-85, IS-7 and Tiger. For beginners, there is a simple and accessible step-by-step lesson on drawing a children's tank. On it, the child will be able to learn the basic principles of creating an image, so that later he can easily master more complex tasks.

How to draw a tank for beginners - master class with a pencil step by step for children

Simple and affordable children's master class will tell you how to draw with your own pencil one of the most popular types military equipment- a real tracked tank. Of course, in this case the image looks rather conventional, but children of kindergarten age simply cannot cope with a more serious design. But you will definitely be able to practice a little and, as they say, get better at this easy lesson. Using a compass for minor and middle group better to exclude. Let 2-4 year olds draw circles on the caterpillars by hand or trace pre-prepared templates. But no one will get hurt himself or cause accidental bodily harm to his comrades.

Necessary materials for a children's step-by-step pencil drawing master class

• paper
• simple pencil HB
• eraser
• ruler
• compass (or circular template)

Step-by-step instructions on how to draw a tank with a pencil for children

How to draw a T-34-85 tank with a pencil step by step - master class with photos for a child

Draw with a pencil the Soviet tank T-34-85, which is considered a symbol great victory in Great Patriotic War, in general, not difficult. Especially when you have at hand a detailed master class describing the entire process and step by step photos. However, the work will require time, accuracy, attention and perseverance, since the model has many specific features and characteristic small details.

Necessary materials for the master class on drawing the T-34-85 military tank

• paper
• simple pencil HB
• simple pencil B2
• eraser

Step-by-step instructions on how to easily draw a T-34-85 tank with a pencil

How a child can draw an IS-7 tank with a pencil step by step - master class and video

IS-7 is one of the most popular Russian tank models. Drawing it with a pencil, even relying on the information from a step-by-step master class, will be quite difficult, especially for a child. But if one of the adults (parents, older brother or sister, teacher, etc.) gets involved in the work at the detailing stage, everything will work out well and the drawing will come out clear, absolutely realistic and fully consistent with the actual parameters of the armored vehicle.

Necessary materials for a step-by-step drawing of the IS-7 tank

• paper
• simple pencil HB
• simple pencil B2
• eraser

Step-by-step instructions for a child for a master class on drawing IS-7

1. Make a preliminary sketch on a sheet of paper: an elongated rectangle for future caterpillars, and on top a trapezoidal block for the base.
2. Next, draw a tower - a semi-oval middle length, not reaching the end of the base of the tank.
3. From the façade of the tower draw two straight lines horizontal lines. In the future, they will become a gun barrel.
4. Take a B2 pencil and carefully draw the caterpillar links along the entire length of the lowest rectangle. Remove excess sketch lines using an eraser.
5. Inside the tracked part, draw nine round wheels - seven at the same level and two at the edges slightly higher than all the others. Then carefully draw all the internal parts of the wheels: rims, gears and pins.
6. Pay attention to the details located on the hull and turret. On top, near the hatch, depict a vertical submachine gun of a smaller caliber.
7. Carefully work out the barrel part: emphasize the place where the gun enters the turret, and at the edge of the barrel make a wider, short nozzle for the projectile to fly out.
8. Using an eraser, remove all the extra lines remaining from the preliminary sketch and go along the outer contour of the tank with a B2 pencil to make the armored vehicle look more clear and prominent.

How to easily draw a Tiger tank with a pencil step by step

This lesson explains in detail how to easily draw a Tiger military tank at home. The work is quite painstaking and requires time, attention and accuracy. But the final result certainly compensates for all the costs, since the model turns out to be very realistic and looks exactly like the real thing.

Necessary materials for drawing a Tiger military tank step by step

• paper
• simple pencil HB
• simple pencil B2
• eraser

Step-by-step instructions on how to quickly and easily draw a Tiger tank model with a simple pencil

1. First, make a sketch to indicate the parameters of the future tank. Use light straight strokes to mark the outlines of the hull, tracks and turret. Do not round corners.
   
2. Draw the trunk and a wide, powerful barrel. Clarify the outlines of the tracks and work out the body, drawing it in the form of a pair of wide rectangles. Draw the details of the facade and the front part of the left caterpillar larger, and make the rear part somewhat smaller to create the impression of it narrowing into the distance.
   
3. Add notches to the barrel, draw more clearly the movable base located in the turret body. On the tower itself, mark the opening hatch cover.
   
4. Complete the design of the barrel, draw all the components of the barrel and the movable mount. Add thematic details to the outer part of the tank, located on the left under the hatch.
   
5. Outline the details of the front end part, mark the silhouette of the protective plates covering the tracked undercarriage.
   
6. Pay attention to the image of the searchlight, add the machine gun barrel and all the other required details of the front of the tank. Trace the outlines with a B2 pencil so that they come out in front.
   
7. For the wings, clearly draw the border of the front parts of the structure and add straight lines, placing them over the entire area of ​​each wing. Highlight the track wheels and give the track surface some smoothness.
   
8. Work on the track panels and make flat side edges on them. Work out the wheels, mark the edges and densely shade the area under the wings.
   
9. Apply highlights and shadows to individual areas of the armored vehicle. After this, the tank will become voluminous and will look almost like a real one.

We were puzzled by the question: how to draw a tank? First decide what model it will be and with what help visual medium you plan to do a drawing (pencil, paints) - this will greatly simplify the task.

Having decided on the modification of the combat vehicle and imagining it in your mind, proceed to the image: starting with general drawing and step by step, drawing every detail.

T-34 tank

If you decide to draw with a pencil one of the most popular models of the T-34 tank from the USSR, start with a light sketch of the frame. It is better to make a sketch from a schematic representation of the main body of the combat vehicle.

1. Once the lines of the hull have been drawn, it is necessary to add the main lines of the “turret” and tracks of the future tank to them.
2. The next step is to add “volume” to the image. In order for the tank to look three-dimensional on a plane, it is necessary to add several lines to the existing drawing in the area of ​​​​the tank tracks and on the main body.
3. The most important and relatively difficult point in depicting a tank is drawing the details. It is important not to miss anything here. Therefore, before “transforming” the resulting sketch into a full-fledged drawing, you should remember all the little things that need to be noted on it.
4. So, on the image of the tank the following should appear: a muzzle, inspection and “entrance” hatches, tracks and wheels in caterpillar tracks.
5. Next, you should supplement the image with even smaller details: a sign of ownership (for the T-34 it is a star) and spare tires.
6. After all the elements have been depicted, using pencils of a different color, you can add shadows and highlights using the shading method. If desired, you can use an eraser to remove auxiliary lines from the drawing.

The T-34 tank is ready for battle!

German tank "Tiger"

Externally, this model of a German tank that participated in the battles of World War II has a smaller number of spare tires on the outside, and instead of an ownership mark, only a registration number was stamped on them.

You can draw a Tiger tank using the following diagram:

1. Then we draw smaller details and add volume.

1. We complete the drawing: we depict the smallest elements, as well as penumbra shadows and highlights.

It is preferable to color the “Tiger” with colored pencils or paints, so that from the drawing it is immediately clear which model it is.

Drawing heavy tanks "IS-3" and "Royal Tiger"

In a similar way, using colored pencils, you can depict the Soviet-made IS-3 heavy tank and the German T-VIB Royal Tiger heavy tank. The sequence of actions that allow you to quickly and easily draw both of these combat vehicles is shown in the diagrams below.

"IS-3"

Another version of the IS-3 tank is presented in pencil in the following video.

"Tiger II" ("Royal Tiger")

How to draw a cartoon tank?

A fantasy character reminiscent of a battle tank can be used to create a postcard, collage or wall newspaper for February 23, as well as a gift for a computer lover Games World of Tanks or “Tanks Online”.

An unusual cartoon tank can be drawn in any color, shape and proportions that your imagination is capable of. For example, like this:

Since the drawn tank will be fictitious, it is quite acceptable to make it “animate”. So, for example, to complete the drawing, you can add a smile and eyes to the combat vehicle, which will clearly demonstrate the character and other “non-technical” characteristics of the character or its future owner (for example, the birthday person to whom the card is intended).

Remember, cartoon characters can be very different, and the details that animators add to them make it possible to more accurately characterize the characters. This means that by choosing correct form, the shape and size of the eyes, the position of the eyebrows and smile, you can give the depicted tank a stern or, on the contrary, a good-natured, open look.

If you plan to use a cartoon character as a gift, you can endow it with attributes that correspond professional activity or the hobby of the person to whom it will subsequently be presented. So, for example, a fisherman will like a tank holding a fishing rod at the barrel, and a connoisseur of expensive cars will like a tank with the logo of his favorite brand.

If you have special hobbies and/or characteristic features the birthday boy doesn’t have one, or you don’t know them, then you can simply depict a cute, friendly tank with paints or markers. For example, like this:

Good afternoon Today we will turn to one of the most popular topics related to drawing lessons, namely, military equipment. We will be drawing another tank - this time the model for our artists was the famous german tank"Tiger". So if you want to know how to draw Tiger tank, we invite you to start our lesson without further ado!

Step 1

Let's start, as always, with the “stickman”, that is, the initial basic figure that is drawn to indicate the shape, size and position of the object. In our case, we will outline the outlines of the hull, turret and tracks, all this is drawn with straight lines that are connected by corners; there are no smooth elements in this step.

Step 2

Let's add some more basic details. Let's draw a trunk with a very impressive muzzle, outline a couple of wide rectangles of the body itself, and draw the outlines of the tracks. The caterpillar to our left is visible from the outside in its entirety, and in the drawing process we will need to take into account the perspective and draw its part closest to us larger than the far one. That is, visually it seems to narrow towards the rear of the tank.

Step 3

Now that the silhouette of our tank is ready, we can begin to directly detail it. We will start, as always, from the top. Let's make the necessary notches on the barrel, draw its movable base, securely fixed in the turret body. At the tower itself we will mark the entrance hatch cover on top.

Step 4

We finish the entire upper part of the tank. We finally draw the barrel, the barrel with all its components, as well as the movable barrel mount. We also draw the details of the external part of the tank, located under the hatch and slightly to the left of it.

Step 5

Let's draw the details of the front part of the end, or rather, outline them. Let's also outline the contours of the wings - the protective plates that cover the chassis of the tank, that is, the tracks. Connoisseurs of military equipment, of course, will note the difference in this stage with a similar stage in the lesson about, because there the body has a significant slope, but here, especially at the front end, it is absolutely rectangular.

Step 6

But now the searchlights, the machine gun barrel and the rest of the components of the front part of the hull of our tank should be carefully drawn.

Step 7

Let's start drawing the wings, pay attention to the border of the front parts of this protective structure. Let's draw straight lines vertically located across the entire area of ​​the side wings.

Here we will draw the caterpillar wheels and correct the track surface so that it is not formed by angular lines, but has a smooth contour as in our sample.

Step 8

Now we draw the panels that make up the caterpillar track. Please note that they have side edges that are not covered with densely spaced longitudinal stripes, like the front parts. Here we draw the wheels, not forgetting about the edges. At the end of the stage, we cover the areas that we painted in our sample with dense oblique shading.

Step 9

We apply very light shadows to individual parts of the tank, namely: the lower part of the barrel; the lower end of the panel on which the movable part of the muzzle is located; the section of the hull on which the muzzle casts a shadow and, finally, the very bottom of the tank.

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Step-by-step instructions for practical drawing of tanks, planes and helicopters in the process of mastering the art of black-and-white and halftone graphics.

We invite you to learn how to draw domestic, mainly Russian, examples of military equipment in their modern form using a step-by-step method.

Remember! Any mistake made at the very beginning of the drawing process can hopelessly ruin the final result. You may find it difficult at first to draw curved outlines (round, egg-shaped, or sausage-shaped) or even to get the pencil on the paper to the intended point. Do not despair! Stay enthusiastic and continue drawing with persistence and patience. The more practice, the higher the skill. If you wish, you can use a compass - professional artists do not consider this shameful for themselves.

Items needed for work: a blank white sheet of paper good quality, pencil with medium-hard or soft lead, eraser. Compasses, ink, feather, brush, ballpoint pen, felt-tip pen - optional.

Choose a sample of military equipment that you would like to draw. Using light touches of the pencil, without pressure, very carefully and carefully apply on the paper the strokes that make up the initial (first) “step” - usually it is located in the upper left corner of the diagram you have chosen. Then take the second “step” - also without pressure and just as carefully. Keep track not only of the direction and curvature of the lines, but also of the distance between them, that is, their relative position. The size of the drawing should correspond to the size of your sheet of paper - not too small and not too large. The first “steps” seem to be the least difficult, but they must be performed with particular precision, because any mistake made at the beginning of the process can spoil the final result.

It is also very useful to look at the reflection of your work in the mirror from time to time - it can reveal distortions that you would not otherwise be able to notice.

New lines for each “step” are shown in the diagram as bolder, so that it is easier for you to recognize what exactly should be added to your drawing at the next stage. Continue working as before with light, thin strokes. If any line turns out to be too thick or dark, lighten it with an eraser: run it along the line without much pressure, without trying to erase it completely.

And a few more tips. Remember that for all the apparent complexity of some objects, they can always be reduced to simple geometric shapes: a ball, a cone, a pyramid, a cube, a parallelepiped, a cylinder.

Try to draw equipment not from the front, but from more advantageous angles, taking into account perspective, so that they look three-dimensional rather than flat.

You can also “cheat” a little when depicting complex details: in order not to be distracted from the integrity of the image and not waste too much time, you can draw them approximately, as a complex of expressive strokes, dots, underlines, and wavy lines.

Well, of course, let’s say, ships do not exist on their own, but, as a rule, organically fit into the surrounding landscape. Therefore, elements of the landscape - sea, river, rocks, even if only slightly outlined - will significantly enliven and enrich the drawing.

Having finished applying light strokes, that is, having completed the entire eight “steps” shown in the selected diagram, and making sure that all the elements of your drawing correspond to the desired image, outline them with confident pencil movements with the necessary pressure. After this final finishing, the drawing can be considered ready. If desired, you can enhance the contrast of the lines using ink (using a thin brush or steel nib), a ballpoint pen or a felt-tip pen. When the ink, paste or ink is dry, use an eraser to remove any unnecessary pencil marks.

Remember: if your first attempts to draw do not lead to the desired result, keep trying. It is very important not to lose perseverance, patience, and enthusiasm. In the end, your efforts will be crowned with complete success - at that moment you may not immediately believe yourself, but you will still be pleasantly surprised by what you have achieved.

We sincerely hope that your drawing skills will improve and for a long time The time spent on recreating the images of all these formidable and in their own way beautiful examples of technology will not be wasted.

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