49 Vehicles Drawing Ideas: Easy Step by Step Tutorials

The motorcycle is one of the most popular two-wheeled vehicles. Don't forget to check out the bicycle and dirt bike below.

This hot air balloon is teardrop-shaped with vertical and horizontal stripes. Below the massive balloon is a rectangular basket in which people can ride.

This wooden ship has a dragon head at its bow. Along its sides are round shields and paddles to propel it. It also utilizes wind power with a large rectangular shell.

This small sailboat was designed for a small crew. One of its triangular sails has colorful horizontal stripes.

The tractor's body is made up of many quadrilateral shapes. The wheels are concentric circles - the larger one has deep scalloped tread.

The school bus is basically rectangular in shape - its body, windows, and lights. Like most vehicles, its wheels consist of concentric circles.

The sleek lines of this sportscar help it go faster as it reduces wind resistance. You will be looking cool with this in your sketchbook.

This classic space-age rocket has a teardrop-shaped fuselage, round porthole windows, triangular wings, and a flame from its engines.

Fighter jets like this one fly at amazing speeds. They are roughly triangular in shape, with trapezoidal wings and vertical stabilizers.

This Indy car is designed for speed. It has flaps on the front and back that help the driver maintain control. Its wheels stick out from the sides of the car on narrow axles.

Design your dream car! Sketch this sleek sportscar, then challenge yourself by adding a spoiler, racing stripes, or whatever aftermarket parts you'd like.

This fun car is quite a character! This tutorial is an easy way to break into automotive design, and its lights and smile personify it.

Get ready to draw some rectangles - almost every part of this emergency vehicle is rectangular, save its round wheels and triangle lattice ladder.

Ships like this one carry people and cargo across the seas. Don't forget to check out the Titanic for another view of a similar ship.

This flying saucer is basically round in shape, with a ridge around the middle. It is ringed with oval-shaped lights.

It's a pirate's life on this wooden ship. How can you tell? One of its sails is marked with a skull and crossbones symbol.

Lightning is a classic stock car. He has a sleek body and a spoiler or tail fin on the back. This car is on fire with flames on the side.

You can customize this train to make it as long as you desire. Simply repeat the first car over and over until the train is miles long.

Submarines have sleek rounded bodies that help them move silently through the water. It has an "L" shaped periscope on top so you can see what's going on above the waves.

Take the challenge of drawing a car head-on. You can focus on the shape of the grill, headlights, and other details.

Bicycles have two thin spoked wheels supported by a triangular metal frame. What makes it go? The teardrop-shaped petal-powered chain is attached to the rear wheel.

The Titanic is one of the most famous ocean liners. Each part of the ship - its hull, upper decks, and smokestacks - is roughly rectangular.

You could draw a regular pickup truck - or you could trick it out with raised suspension and enormous tires.

Those crabs, fish, and other seafood items on your plate come from a ship like this one. Don't forget the "O" shaped life preserver or the teardrop-shaped fishing net.

Kayaks are one of the smallest vehicles - most are suited for just one person. Kayaks are paddle-powered. The boater uses the pole with teardrop-shaped paddles on each end.

Campers like this one are basically rectangular in shape. The doors, windows, and storage compartments are also rectangle-shaped. Don't forget the unusual configuration of the propane tank on the front of the camper.

Tanks are stacks of rounded rectangles and trapezoids. Their road wheels are concentric circles of different sizes.

The space shuttle is NASA's most iconic vehicle. Sketch its airplane-like shape with definitive black markings.

Roller coasters are special trains that run on topsy-turvy tracks. Instead of riding them to get somewhere, people ride them just for fun.

Helicopters have round bodies with airplane-like tails. They have swiveling blades on the top and tail that allow them to fly and steer.

Did you draw the bicycle above? What would happen if you added a motor to it? You would get something like this dirt bike.

Did you draw the train, above? It was from a side view. This one is a portrait - facing the head straight on.

Climb on up in this jacked-up pickup truck. Pair it with a tractor or learn how to customize it even more with the monster truck drawing tutorial.

The world awaits - a plane like this one can get you there. Can you imagine yourself peering out of one of the plane's square windows - or even draw yourself there?

Make a statement with this modern yacht. It has a spacious cabin, rooms below deck, and large triangle-shaped sails.

Scooters are people-powered vehicles. Unlike bikes, they don't have pedals or chains. Instead, they have the deck of a skateboard, two wheels, and a set of handlebars.

Police cars like this one are often two-toned to make them easily recognizable. They also have a rectangular light bar on top to give ample notice of their arrival.

Like the kayak above, the canoe is a small paddle-powered boat. The lines on the side of this canoe indicate its wooden texture.

You can identify this unidentified flying object. Look out for the light on its underside - it might be conducting an abduction.

What would your dream bike look like? Master the basics with this tutorial. Then, customize your drawing with a basket, bell, horn, streamers, water bottle holder, or whatever gear you'd like.

Tug boats like this one have long been featured in cartoons, beginning with the first Mickey Mouse cartoon, Steam Boat Willie. Sometimes, the tug boats are even characters themselves.

Where would you like to go? Let your travel dreams take flight as you learn how to draw this passenger jet airplane. Can you draw yourself seated behind one of the windows?

Let your imagination blast off with this cool retro rocket drawing. Can you see yourself through the porthole window?

Get ready for back-to-school time with this realistic school bus drawing. You can draw yourself and your friends inside, and write the name of your school on the side of the bus.

Bring home the holidays in the back of this pickup truck. You can use your drawing to decorate your home or give it as a gift to someone you love.

This superhero ride is no ordinary vehicle. Every nook and cranny is packed with high-tech gear like grappling hooks, turbocharged engines, and villain-whooping weapons.

The boxy Jeep with its rectangular profile was designed for the military in 1940. Today, it is still a fan favorite and a symbol of an outdoorsy lifestyle.

The original Mari Karts looked a lot like real-life go-karts with extra-large engines strapped to the back. This one is carrying your favorite video game hero.

Most cruise lines have brilliant white ships. They may also be painted with the company’s colors, such as red or dark blue. The reflective windows mirror the blue oceans or the sunset skies.