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How to Draw a Keytar
Draw a keytar in 12 easy steps, about 9 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the body.
Step 1: The body
Draw a big box lying down with soft corners. Slope its top up to the right.
Tip The right side is taller than the left side, and the left side leans.
Step 2: The neck
Start high on the left side of the body. Draw a long thin box out to the left.
Step 3: The head
On the end of the neck draw a rounded paddle, a little fatter than the neck.
Step 4: The keyboard
Inside the body, along the bottom, draw a long flat box for the keys.
Step 5: Black keys
Hanging from the top of the key box draw 5 small boxes: 2, a gap, then 3.
Step 6: White keys
Draw 7 lines down to the bottom of the key box, one under each small box and in each gap.
Step 7: Three knobs
Above the keys, on the right, draw 3 small round knobs in a row.
Step 8: Neck buttons
On the neck draw 3 small round buttons in a row.
Step 9: Music notes
Above the keytar draw 2 music notes: a pair joined by a bar, and a single one with a flag.
Step 10: Yellow knobs
Go over your lines, then colour the 3 knobs and the 3 buttons yellow.
Step 11: Purple body
Colour the body, neck and head purple, around the knobs and buttons. Leave all the keys white.
Step 12: Black to finish
Colour the 5 small keys and the note dots black. Your keytar is ready to rock!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a keytar, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
