How to draw a jumbo jet

Jumbo jet is a wide-body aircraft, named after the famous Jumbo elephant. It is usually referred to as the Boeing 747.

To draw a jumbo jet we require:
• Pencil
• Eraser
• Canvas or paper
• Colors and brush (optional)

Draw a jumbo jet:

• Contour: First we will draw the plane lightly and roughly so that unwanted lines can be easily erased later. Today we will draw an airplane facing left and flying in the sky in a systematic way.

• Body: For the body of the plane, draw a horizontally elongated carrot shape so that the widest end of the frame is to our left. The size of this oval will be according to the size of the plane you want to draw. Draw a wide angle cone with its left vertex at the widest end, which represents the nose of the plane.

• Wings: Draw two trapezoids on each side of the body so that the shorter of the two parallel sides forms the outer edge of the plane’s wings. The wing towards our end should be drawn from the center of the aircraft body, while the one going away from us will start from the upper contour of the structure.

• Engines: Since our aircraft is facing to the left, only the engine of the wing closest to us would be visible. Draw a cylinder below and towards the front section to represent the engine. From the center of the cylinder circle, draw numerous straight lines towards the circumference of this circle.

• Tail: Draw another vertical trapezoid one size smaller than the wings with the wider of the two parallel sides in the center of the body and the shorter side pointing up.

• Cockpit and Windows: Draw a rectangle on top and inside the tapered nose. This is the cabin of the plane. Small miniature squares can be drawn in the center of the body along its length which indicate windows.

• Shading: Clouds can be drawn around the aircraft to make it appear to float in the sky. For the clouds, draw round wavy curls of different sizes. Erase unwanted lines and darken the rest with the pencil. Shading and coloring the drawing will complete the image.