Learn how to draw a great looking Air Pollution with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Air Pollution.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Air Pollution
How to Draw a Great Looking Air Pollution for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin by drawing a semi truck outline. Draw a rectangle with a line across the bottom. This is the trailer.
Draw two circles within circles overlapping the bottom of the trailer, erasing as necessary. These are the wheels. Draw another wheel in front of the trailer. From it, extend two lines and double them back upon themselves. Connect them with a curved line, forming the cab of the truck.
Enclose a rounded rectangle on the cab to form the windshield. Connect the cab to the trailer using two short lines.
Drawing Step 2
2. Next, draw the car. Use curved lines to outline the body of the car, as well as to contour the doors, windows, trunk, hood, headlights, and fender. Enclose half-circle wheels below the car and a small rectangle for the tailpipe.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Use a series of curved lines to enclose a cloud of smoke coming from each of the vehicles.
Drawing Step 4
4. Draw a straight horizon line above the car to form the edge of the road. Above it, enclose a long, narrow rectangle. Connect the rectangle to the road with short lines. This is the guard rail.
Drawing Step 5
5. Draw a series of narrow rectangles in the center of the road.
Drawing Step 6
6. Draw a narrow rectangle on a diagonal slant above the guard rail. This is the roof of the factory building. Connect the roof to the road using straight lines, enclosing the walls of the building. Draw square windows on the side of the building.
From the roof, draw tall, narrow trapezoids and band them with straight lines. These are the factory's smokestacks.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw two large, curved trapezoids beside the factory. Band the top of each with a curved line. These are the smokestacks of a power plant.
Add More Details to Your Air Pollution Picture - Step 8
8. Use several series of connected curved lines to draw multiple, overlapping layers of smoke. Then, use curved lines that meet at sharp points to draw flames of fire rising above it.
Complete the Outline of Your Air Pollution Drawing - Step 9
9. Use a series of curved lines to draw more clouds of smoke rising from the smokestacks and the fire.
Color Your Air Pollution Drawing
Your air pollution cartoon is now complete. It is time to color your picture. We've made the smoke black in our drawing, but you could also make it white, brown, or even green.
For more great man-made objects drawing tutorials, see the collection of Easy How to Draw Man-Made Objects Tutorials.
Learn More About The Air Pollution Drawing
If you are working on a school project or an environmental campaign, you may be wondering how to draw air pollution.
This easy, step-by-step drawing tutorial can help you illustrate air pollution as well as four of its main sources.
Scroll down for a downloadable PDF of this tutorial.
What are those four sources? As you can see in the picture, they include:
- Coal-fueled power plants (the large towers)
- By-products of manufacturing or chemical production (the building and striped towers)
- Burning items that release hazardous substances (the fire drawing guide)
- Vehicle emissions (the car and truck)
You can also see the smoke coming from each of these sources.
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