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How to Draw a Guitar

In this drawing lesson you will learn how to draw a guitar. This tutorial consists of nine simple steps by which you will be able to draw a great picture!

I promise you will enjoy this guide. Just repeat these simple steps and you will get great results!

A guitar is a musical instrument with a long neck and strings. When you play the guitar, you press the strings with one hand to make a note and strum with the other hand. The main parts of a guitar are the body, the neck, the headstock, the strings, and the frets. Most guitars have six strings, but there are also guitars with four, seven, eight, ten, or twelve strings.

I have compiled a simple step-by-step guide especially for you. This drawing lesson has nine steps. Follow all the steps in sequence and use my tips as you work!

Materials

  • Pencil
  • Paper
  • Eraser
  • Coloring supplies

Time needed: 20 minutes

How to Draw a Guitar

  1. Draw the headstock of the guitar.

    Draw a figure with two rectangles inside, as shown in the drawing.how to draw a guitar for kids

  2. Add the tuning pegs.

    There should be three of them on both sides of the headstock.how to draw a guitar easy

  3. Draw the guitar neck.

    Use straight lines to draw it.how to draw a guitar easy for kids

  4. Depict guitar frets.

    Draw them using small sticks and circles.how to draw a guitar step by step

  5. Draw a guitar sound hole and a guitar bridge.

    Draw a circle and a rectangle.how to draw a guitar step by step for kids

  6. Add the guitar strings.

    Use straight lines as shown in the picture.how to draw a guitar

  7. Draw the outline of the guitar body.

    To do this step, use curved lines.guitar for kids drawing tutorial

  8. Outline the side of the guitar body.

    Draw this element as shown in the picture.how to draw a guitar step by step easy

  9. Color the guitar.

    Coloring the guitar is very easy.

I hope that you liked this lesson very much! Be sure to share your impressions of this lesson with your friends. Leave comments with questions and wishes. You can download a short version of this lesson in a PDF file, that can be used even if you do not have access to the Internet.

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