How to Draw a Fire Station

In this lesson, we will start with a blank piece of paper and learn how to draw a fire station in a series of 9 steps. It is best to notice the shape and size of each of the drawn parts of the fire station.

Time Needed: 30 minutes

1. First Outline The Wall

   

   First, draw the L-shaped outline of the fire station building.

2. Draw The Roofs And Beams

   

   Now, draw rectangular strips slightly sticking out to form the roofs and beams of the building. Make sure to erase any parts of the wall that may overlap.

3. Form The Fire Station Signage

   

   Next, write the text “FIRE STATION”. Then, form the outline of the signage attached to the roof.

4. Add The Windows

   

   Draw rectangular outlines of the windows. Then, add the thin horizontal rectangle at the bottom of the windows to form the windowsill.

5. Draw The Body Of The Fire Truck

   

   Draw a rectangular outline of the fire truck.

6. Attach The Tires

   

   Draw two U-shaped lines below the body of the truck to add the tires.

7. Add The Front Part Details Of The Truck

   

   First, draw two circles for the headlights. Next, draw a rectangle on the upper portion of the truck to form the windshield. Then, draw three rectangles stacked together in between the headlights to draw the grills.

8. Form The Parking Space

   

   Let’s add three garage parking spaces for the fire trucks. Start by drawing the rectangular outline of the garage doors. Then, add horizontal lines as shown.

9. Complete The Fire Station Drawing

   

   Let’s color our drawing of a fire station! First, fill the windows and the windshield of the fire truck with a light blue crayon. Next, color the closed garage doors, windowsills, grills of the truck, and the main part of the signage with a white crayon. Now, color the roofs, beams, headlight and the outline of the garage doors with a yellow crayon. Then, fill the tires of the fire truck with a black crayon. Finally, use a red crayon to paint the walls of the fire truck building, the body of the fire truck and the outline of the signage.