How to Draw a Rocket | Step by Step Guide

Welcome to our exciting drawing tutorial! 🎨 Today, we'll be learning how to draw a Rocket, perfect for kids and beginners. Whether you're here to watch a quick video or follow along with our detailed step-by-step guide, we've got you covered.

👉 Watch the Video: For a quick and engaging visual guide, click the play button below and follow along with our fun drawing video.

🖍️ Step-by-Step Guide: Prefer a more detailed approach? Keep scrolling to dive into our easy-to-follow steps, complete with images and tips to help you create your masterpiece.

Get Ready to Draw! Let's get those creative juices flowing and make some art! Don't forget to share your drawings with us on social media using #KiddyCanDraw. We love to see your creations!

Step 1: The body of the rocket

Draw 2 curved diagonal lines meeting at the top making a cone shape.

Step 2: Decorating the body

Decorate the body of the rocket with three curved lines going horizontally along the length of the body till the bottom.

Step 3: The exhaust flames

Draw a zigzag cone shape for the flames coming down from the bottom of the rocket as shown. Draw a small curved line on each side of the flame connected to the rocket to make the opening from which the flames are coming out.

Step 4: The top fin

Draw the top fin by drawing a cylindrical shape at the bottom of the rocket extending through the flames as well. Draw it thick at the top and thinner at the bottom.

Step 5: The side fins

Draw the side fins by drawing a triangular shape curving at the tip, attached to each side of the rocket. Draw another curved line mirroring the bottom line of the fin to make it look 3D.

Step 6: The window and decoration

Draw a circle in the middle of the rocket to make a window, then make a small curved line at the bottom of this circle as shown to make it look 3D.

Decorate the window and the side of the rocket with some lines to show reflection over the smooth surface.

Congratulations, now you can draw a rocket.

Now, grab the colors of your choice and give some color to your masterpiece.

Tip: To show light reflection on any surface while coloring, leave a small line or sometimes circles without color as shown in the colored picture.