How to Draw a Scooter
In this lesson, you will learn how to draw a scooter, a fun type of transportation you see a lot of kids riding! The process is straightforward, starting with basic shapes and lines to create the scooter’s outline. You will focus on important parts like the steering column and wheels. This lesson is designed to take about 30 minutes.
Remember, drawing is all about practice. If your first try doesn’t look exactly how you want it, that’s okay! You can always come back to this lesson whenever you like and keep working on your scooter drawing. Each attempt will help you improve your skills.
As you draw, pay attention to how the different parts fit together. This lesson will guide you step by step, helping you understand how to create a scooter from scratch. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll see your progress!
Materials
- Pencil
- Drawing Paper
- Crayons | Colored Pencils | Markers (you choose)
- Black Marker (optional)
- Ruler/Straightedge
In this lesson, you will learn how to draw a little scooter! As you follow along, pay close attention to how the different shapes fit together. This will help you understand the scooter’s design better. There are nine steps in total, so take your time and enjoy the process. Grab your pencil and paper, and let’s get started on creating your very own scooter drawing!
Time Needed: 45 minutes
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Draw the Steering Column
First, draw a long, rod-like steering column for the scooter. Feel free to use a ruler to help create straight lines.
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Add the Handlebar
Attach a handlebar on top of the steering column. Then, draw grips on both ends of the handlebar.
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Outline the Fork
Outline the fork that secures the front wheel of the scooter.
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Draw the Wheels
Form the two cylinder-shaped wheels.
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Add the Headtube
Draw a diagonal, rod-shaped headtube attached to the steering column.
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Outline the Deck
Outline a long, rectangular deck for the scooter. Then, erase any overlapping lines.
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Form the Rear Fender
Draw a curving rear fender that covers the top part of the rear wheel.
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Add the Spokes
Create the spokes on the scooter’s wheels. Now, draw a small circle on the rear wheel to form its hub.
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Color the Scooter Drawing
First, use black for the grips and tires. Now, color the handlebar, upper steering column, fork, and rear hub light gray. Next, shade the lower steering column, headtube, deck, and rear fender blue. Then, use darker shades of gray for the wheels.
How to Draw a Scooter PDF Download
Check out the resource below! It has all the drawing steps and even some extra fun, like a coloring book page! You can either preview or download the PDF to keep it handy for later.