How to Draw a Cap
The team of Drawingforall.net has created an almost complete list of clothing items that can be drawn. But clothing is not only what is worn on the torso and legs, but also something that can be put on the head. Earlier we have already drawn a winter version of a headdress in our lesson about how to draw a knit hat, and now we will show you how to draw a cap – headgear for warmer weather.
Step 1
First, we will draw a rounded figure. The upper part of the figure looks like something similar to a square with rounded edges, and the lower part should be flat. It is important to remember that the lines of the initial steps should be the lightest to make the process of adding amendments much easier.
Step 2
The thing without which we can not imagine any cap is definitely a visor. Therefore, in this step we will draw the outline of the visor. We draw a cap with a straight peak, but of course you can draw a cap with a curved, very long or short peak.
Step 3
Now let’s draw a button that is located at the top. Now, using a few simple lines, draw seams that diverge from the button at the top down to the edges of the peaked cap.
Step 4
Now we will draw the outlines of the logo. You can draw your version of the logo. For example, it could be a sign of Superman or Wolverine’s claws. Here we need not only to remove unnecessary lines, but also to trace all the necessary lines to make the drawing clear and clean.
Step 5
In the final step of this drawing lesson on how to draw a cap, it only remains to erase unnecessary guidelines and draw light shadows. Shadows will help your headdress drawing look more realistic and voluminous.
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really good for drawing i impressed the boys with this 1
Mr Falafel says great job boi
Mr Falafel says great job boi 🙂
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great jobs boys
Amazing! I wear hats almost every day and i do self portraits a lot so this help me out! Thanks!
nice
nice