Learn how to draw a great looking Lego with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Lego.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Lego
How to Draw a Great Looking Lego for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the Lego outline by drawing a slanted square. This will be the top of the Lego brick. Draw a rectangle and a parallelogram on its sides, turning the square into a cube. Then, draw two cylinders on top.
For each, start with an oval, and draw a curved line below it. Connect them with straight lines, erasing as necessary.
Drawing Step 2
2. Draw two more cylinders on top of the cube, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each. Then, draw a second block. Use straight lines to enclose a cubelike rectangular prism.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Draw two cylinders on top of the rectangular prism, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each. Use straight lines to begin sketching another rectangular cube.
Drawing Step 4
4. These blocks are connected, so draw another cube on top of the first. Draw the short, squat cylinders on top of the lower brick, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each.
Drawing Step 5
5. Draw four small cylinders on top of the upper brick, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each. Then, use straight lines to outline the sides of two more bricks.
Drawing Step 6
6. Draw four small cylinders on top of the uppermost brick, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each. Then extend straight, vertical lines upwards, forming the sides of another brick.
Drawing Step 7
7. Draw four cylinders on top of the brick, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each. Use straight lines to enclose the square top of the brick around them.
Add More Details to Your Lego Picture - Step 8
8. Draw a tall, rectangular brick in the background. Use straight lines to enclose the partial rectangle as well as the prism’s sides.
Enclose two cylinders near its top, again using an oval, a curved line, and two straight lines for each.
Complete the Outline of Your Lego Drawing - Step 9
9. Finish drawing the eight cylinders on the large brick. One of them is mostly hidden by the other blocks.
Color Your Lego Drawing
Your Lego outline is now complete. Color your Lego bricks. Legos come in almost every color you can think of. We’ve shaded ours in the primary colors of blue, red, green, and yellow.
For more great toys drawing tutorials, see the collection of How to Draw Toys Step-by-Step Drawings.
Learn More About The Lego Drawing
Legos are fun to play with and even more fun to draw! Check out this easy, step-by-step Lego drawing tutorial.
Legos are often called bricks because of their rectangular shape. Compare the bricks in our drawing to actual bricks when you check out this brick wall drawing.
Scroll down for a downloadable PDF of this tutorial.
You can build all sorts of things with Lego bricks - houses, cars, creatures, and so much more.
You might want to draw some Lego minifigures to enhance your Lego play. We will teach you how to make a Kai from Ninjago drawing and a Lego Batman drawing.
For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw a Rubber Duck or Beyblade Drawing tutorials.
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