Barbershop Drawing

In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a barbershop drawing on paper. To make sure it looks great, we will proportion out the different sizes and shapes of each part of the barbershop. The lines in each step is drawn in blue so you can identify the most recent parts that you will be drawing.

Time Needed: 30 minutes

1. Create The Barber Shop Sign

   

   First, write the text “BARBER SHOP”. Next, outline the shape of the scissors similar to the illustration.

2. Outline The Signage

   

   Outline the signage surrounding the text and scissors.

3. Add The Awning

   

   Add the roof awning by first drawing a trapezoid. Next, draw a bumpy line at the bottom. Then, form the stripes by drawing a series of straight lines as shown.

4. Draw The Wall

   

   Draw the rectangular wall of the barber shop.

5. Outline The Window

   

   Draw the rectangular outline of the window.

6. Form The Door

   

   First, form the rectangular-shaped door. Next, add two smaller rectangles on the door. Then, attach two rectangular strips below to form the stairs. Don’t forget to draw the rounded door knob.

7. Attach The Barber Pole

   

   Start by drawing two vertical lines with a rectangle attached on both ends. Then, add a U-shaped line at the top and bottom end.

8. Draw The Spiral Pattern

   

   Add the spiral pattern on the barber pole by drawing diagonal lines.

9. Complete The Barber Shop Drawing

   

   Let’s add some color to our barber shop! First, fill the scissors on the signage, stairs and the ends of the barber pole with a gray crayon. Next, color the outer part of the signage and the wall of the barber shop with an orange crayon. Now, fill the door knob and the inner part of the signage with a yellow crayon. Use red and white crayons to color the roof awning. For the spiral pattern of the barber pole, use blue, red and white crayons. Shade the window frame with a red crayon and the window pane with a light blue crayon. Then, color the door with a brown crayon and fill the glass window on the door with a light blue crayon.