Draw Moped

Are you excited to start your drawing? Let’s kick things off by creating simple outlines. This is the first step in making your moped drawing. Once you have those outlines ready, you can add some shading to give it more depth and character. As you follow along, pay close attention to how the shapes fit together and their sizes in each part of the drawing. This will help your moped look just right! Remember, there are nine steps in total, so keep your pencil ready and let’s get those creative ideas flowing. Scroll down to begin your own awesome moped drawing!

Time Needed: 45 minutes

1. Draw the Wheels

   

   Start by drawing two ring-shaped wheels for the moped.

2. Outline the Fenders

   

   Outline the fenders covering the top part of the wheels. Don’t forget to erase overlapping lines.

3. Form the Body

   

   Form the shape of the body of the moped as shown.

4. Add the Seat

   

   Add a thin, rectangular seat on top of the moped’s body.

5. Attach the Luggage Rack

   

   Attach a thin, horizontal luggage rack to the back of the moped.

6. Form the Handlebar

   

   Form the curved shape of the handlebar attached to the front part of the moped. Then, add the rod-like grip of the handlebar.

7. Add the Lights

   

   Draw a small taillight below the luggage rack. Next, add the headlight in front of the handlebar. Now, outline the fog light above the front fender.

8. Attach the Side Mirror

   

   Attach a thin, curving side mirror on top of the handlebar.

9. Color the Moped Drawing

   

   First, color the fenders, and body light blue. Next, use brown for the seat. Now, fill the taillight and headlight with blue and light gray. Color the fog light yellow. Then, fill in the tires and handlebar grip with dark gray. Finally, use a light shade of gray for the side mirror, luggage rack, and wheels.