And, make sure to draw the right wing longer than the left side to create a more realistic airplane. You can do this by drawing the shape at a 45-degree angle going past through the body of the plane.

Next, we will add the wings by drawing a surfboard-like shape on top of the larger side of the airplane. After that one, you need to remove the overlapping lines for a clearer shape. But this time, you will draw it horizontally. You can achieve this by drawing the smaller shape of step three. The arm starts at an angle down from the head and curves around with three little fingers before For this step, you will need to draw the other tail of the airplane or more commonly known as the horizontal stabilizer. Draw the shape on the back part, near the sharper edge of the airplane. You can do this by drawing a shape that looks like a shark’s fin. In this step, you will add one of the tails of the airplane what is known as a vertical stabilizer. This will be your guide in finishing the nose of the airplane. Start drawing the curve in the second portion down to the bottom of the shape. Start by dividing the larger side of the shape into three imaginary parts. Start with a basic circle going around the eye make sure that the eye is positioned where you want Next, draw another curved line near the larger side of the shape. This is so you can emphasize where the tail and nose of the airplane will be. The shape should be larger on one side and sharper on the other side. Start by drawing a large imperfect oval shape that represents the airplane’s body.

Simple airplane drawing side view