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How to Draw a Cap

Today, in this lesson, you will learn how to draw a cap step-by-step. The lesson is designed for beginners.

How to Draw a Cap - final result
how to draw a cap step by step

If you want to learn new useful drawing skills, then you can follow an interesting lesson in which I will show you how to draw a cap.

This is a good object for drawing and with the help of a simple instruction you will once again train your creativity. In this lesson, you will draw smooth curved lines and thereby improve your skills.

Pictured here is an ordinary fabric cap that reliably protects your head from direct sunlight on a hot summer day. This cap can be worn for outdoor sports or for casual walks.

The cap has a main part and a wide visor. At the top, at the junction of all the wedges, there is a small round button. The color of the cap can be any, company logos or any inscriptions and images can also be present.

Cap Drawing Tutorial

Materials

  • Pencil
  • Paper
  • Eraser
  • Coloring supplies

Time needed: 20 minutes

How to Draw a Cap

  1. Draw the top of the cap.

    Depict a smooth curved line of the same shape as in the example.Step 1: Draw the top of the cap

  2. Add the bottom outline.

    Draw a smooth connecting line at the bottom.Step 2: Add the bottom outline

  3. Sketch out the button.

    At the top of the cap, add a small line to depict the button.Step 3: Sketch out the button

  4. Detail the cap.

    Draw a smooth transverse line on the cap.Step 4: Detail the cap

  5. Draw the bottom outline of the visor.

    Sketch out a smooth curved line at the bottom of the cap.Step 5: Draw the bottom outline of the visor

  6. Add the rest of the visor outline.

    Depict the rest of the lines to complete the cap.Step 6: Add the rest of the visor outline

  7. Color the cap.

    Use two shades of blue.Step 7: Color the cap

Now you can download a short version of the lesson in PDF format and use this file at any convenient time.

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