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How to Draw a Moped
Draw a moped in 11 easy steps, about 8 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: two little wheels.
Step 1: Two little wheels
Low on your paper draw 2 wheels the same size, a wide gap apart. Give each a rim and hub.
Tip Each wheel is only about as big as your fist.
Step 2: Front fender
Over the front wheel draw a fat rainbow band, a finger out from the tyre, arching over the top.
Tip Only the front wheel gets a fender.
Step 3: Big headlight
High above the front fender draw a big circle for the headlight, with a smaller circle inside for the glass.
Step 4: Fat fork
From a short flat line above the headlight, slant 2 lines down behind it to the front hub.
Step 5: Leg shield and floorboard
From the fork draw a tall curved panel sweeping down like a banana. From its bottom draw a plank back.
Tip You stand on the board, no tank to climb over: that makes a moped.
Step 6: Rear body and seat
From the back of the floorboard draw a round hump over the back wheel. Add a long seat on top.
Step 7: Exhaust pipe
Under the hump draw one fat pipe: start under the floorboard's end, run back downhill, stop on the back tyre.
Step 8: Handlebar and mirror
Across the fork's top draw a flat bar with round ends. Add a stalk up to a round mirror.
Step 9: The road
Under both wheels draw a long straight road line, wider than the moped on both sides.
Step 10: Grey metal, yellow light
Colour the fork, floorboard, pipe, handlebar, mirror, lamp ring, rims and hubs grey, the glass yellow, leaving a white shine.
Step 11: Red body, black tyres
Colour the leg shield, body and fender red, the seat black, and the tyres black around the rims.
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a moped, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
