How to Draw a Castle Tower

1. Begin the castle tower outline by drawing the first level. Use straight and curved lines to draw a curved rectangle - the first tower wall.

Then, use a series of curved lines to draw the rectangular railing around the tower. Notice how some lines overlap to give the blocks a three-dimensional appearance.

2. Use curved lines to make more rectangular blocks and more three-dimensional edges. Notice how some of the blocks in the distance give the tower top a circular shape.

3. Draw straight lines upward to form the next level of the tower. From those, extend curved lines. Band the tower with curved lines where the curved and straight lines meet.

Then, use additional lines to begin drawing the rectangular stone railing around the top of the tower.

4. Finish drawing the rectangular blocks, using overlapping lines to give them a three-dimensional appearance. Contour the side of the tower with a horizontal curved line.

5. Use curved lines to draw the blocks in the distance, completing the circular top.

Then, draw two pentagons, one inside the other, to form a door at the bottom of the tower. Draw two arch-shaped windows on the upper tower.

6. Draw a circle for the doorknob and texture the wooden door with straight, vertical lines. Make the arched windows three-dimensional using "L" shaped lines.

Then, draw "U" shaped lines to create arch shapes on the bottom of the tower's top.

7. Draw rounded rectangle shapes, singly and in pairs, to indicate the texture of bricks.

8. Draw more rounded bricks. Enclose the irregular shape of large stones at the base of the caste, erasing as necessary. Texture the door frame with straight lines.

Then use long, wavy lines to draw the ground behind the tower.

9. Enclose more stones and draw clouds in the sky.

Your castle tower outline is now complete. Color your drawing. Because they were built from stones, castles are generally grey in color.