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Today, drawing123.com will guide you how to easily draw a fire hydrant with simple steps.
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Step 1: Start with the Main Body Lines
Draw two parallel vertical lines. These lines will form the main body of the fire hydrant.
Step 2: Add the Top Bar
Connect the top of the two vertical lines with a horizontal line. Add small vertical extensions at the ends of the horizontal line, creating a U-shape on its side. This forms the beginning of the head section.
Step 3: Define the Top and Bottom Bases
Draw a rectangular shape above the horizontal bar and another one below the main body lines. These define the upper neck/collar and the base of the fire hydrant.
Step 4: Draw the Dome Top
Add a rounded, dome-like shape on top of the upper rectangular section. Complete the small rectangular shape at the very top (the operating nut).
Step 5: Add Guide Lines for the Nozzles
Draw two short, horizontal lines on each side of the main body. These lines serve as guides for where the nozzle assemblies will attach.
Step 6: Draw the Nozzle Bases
Draw a vertical rectangular shape attached to each guide line. These are the initial shapes for the side nozzles.
Step 7: Shape the Nozzle Caps
Add a large semi-circular or dome shape to the outside of each vertical rectangle. Also, refine the small square (nut) protruding from the center of the nozzle on the left.
Step 8: Draw the Main Center Cap
In the middle of the main body, draw a set of concentric circles. This represents the main front nozzle cap.
Step 9: Add the Decorative Details
Draw three curved, U-shaped lines near the bottom of the main body. These lines add the characteristic decorative or structural indentations often seen on the lower part of a fire hydrant.
Step 10: Color the Drawing
Color the entire fire hydrant red (or the color of your choice, like red and yellow/green for different flow ratings). Color the main body, the top dome, the nozzle caps, and the base.
Step 1: Draw the Base
Draw two horizontal, slightly curved ovals or flattened rectangles. Stack them with the lower one being slightly wider. This forms the base of the fire hydrant.
Step 2: Add the Main Body Lines
Draw two parallel vertical lines upwards from the top oval of the base. These will form the main cylindrical body of the hydrant.
Step 3: Draw the Top Collar
Connect the top of the two vertical lines with a horizontal, slightly curved line, similar to the base. This creates a collar or flange at the top of the main body.
Step 4: Add the Dome Top
Draw a smooth, rounded dome shape on top of the collar. This forms the characteristic top of the fire hydrant.
Step 5: Draw the Operating Nut
On top of the dome, draw a small, slightly raised rectangular or trapezoidal shape. This represents the operating nut used to open and close the hydrant.
Step 6: Draw the Left Nozzle
On the left side of the main body, draw a series of progressively smaller, stacked rectangles or cylinders. These form the nozzle assembly on one side.
Step 7: Draw the Right Nozzle
Repeat the process from Step 6 on the right side of the main body, drawing a similar series of stacked rectangles or cylinders to form the second nozzle assembly.
Step 8: Draw the Front Cap Detail
In the center of the main body, draw two concentric circles. Inside the inner circle, draw a hexagon. This represents the main front cap or connection point.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Color the entire fire hydrant blue. The main body, dome, base, and all nozzle assemblies should be filled with this color.
Step 1: Start with the Top Dome
Draw a large, smooth arc for the top of the hydrant. Above this arc, add two small, stacked, rounded rectangles to form the operating nut.
Step 2: Add the Upper Collar
Below the dome shape, draw a horizontal, elongated oval or a rounded rectangle. This forms the upper collar of the hydrant.
Step 3: Draw the Main Body
Draw two vertical lines extending downwards from the sides of the upper collar, then connect them at the bottom with a slightly curved horizontal line. This creates the main cylindrical body of the hydrant.
Step 4: Add the Base
Below the main body, draw a horizontal, elongated oval or a rounded rectangle. This forms the sturdy base of the fire hydrant.
Step 5: Add Guide Lines for the Nozzles
Draw two short, horizontal dashes on each side of the main body. These will act as guides for placing the nozzle assemblies.
Step 6: Draw the Side Nozzles
On each side of the main body, draw a series of concentric, rounded rectangles or cylinders. These will form the side nozzle assemblies.
Step 7: Draw the Front Cap Detail
In the center of the main body, draw a large circle, and inside it, a hexagon. Add two small, square-like shapes on either side of the hexagon within the circle. This represents the main front cap.
Step 8: Add Decorative Grooves
On the dome top, draw several vertical, slightly curved lines to create a ribbed or decorative effect. Also, draw three vertical, rounded-end rectangular shapes near the bottom of the main body for more detail.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Fill the entire fire hydrant with a vibrant green color. All the outlines and details drawn in previous steps should now be colored green.
Step 1: Draw the Top Operating Nut
Draw a small, elongated rectangular shape. This is the operating nut at the very top of the hydrant.
Step 2: Draw the Dome Top
Draw a large, smooth arc underneath the operating nut. This forms the curved dome of the hydrant head.
Step 3: Draw the Upper Collar and Flanges
Draw two horizontal, slightly tapered shapes below the dome. These form the stepped collar or flanges of the head.
Step 4: Draw the Body Lines
Draw two vertical lines extending downwards from the sides of the collar. These lines define the main body, which is slightly tapered in this style.
Step 5: Draw the Lower Collar
Connect the bottom of the body lines with a horizontal, rectangular shape. This forms the collar just above the base.
Step 6: Draw the Main Base
Below the lower collar, draw a wide, flat, rectangular shape. This is the main base plate that rests on the ground.
Step 7: Add Base Bolts
Draw a series of small, curved squares or rectangles along the inner edge of the base plate. These represent the bolts or nuts securing the hydrant to the ground.
Step 8: Draw the Side Nozzles
On the left and right sides of the main body, draw a series of stacked, concentric cylinders. These form the two side nozzle assemblies.
Step 9: Draw the Front Cap Detail
In the center of the main body, draw two concentric circles. Inside the inner circle, draw a five-sided polygon (pentagon) to represent the main front cap’s nut.
Step 10: Color the Drawing
Fill the entire fire hydrant with a solid red color (Image “Fire Hydrant 4-10.jpg”). Color the operating nut and the nozzle details with a contrasting gray/silver.
Step 1: Draw the Base
Draw two stacked horizontal rectangles or lines. The top line should be slightly shorter than the bottom one. This forms the base of the fire hydrant.
Step 2: Draw the Main Body Lines
Draw two long, parallel vertical lines extending upwards from the inner corners of the top base line. These form the main body of the hydrant.
Step 3: Draw the Top Collar
Connect the top of the two vertical lines with a horizontal rectangle. This creates the upper collar/flange.
Step 4: Draw the Dome Top and Operating Nut
Draw a smooth, rounded dome shape on top of the collar, and add a small, squared nut at the very top of the dome.
Step 5: Draw the Left Nozzle
On the left side of the main body, draw a semi-circular shape attached to a small square. This forms the left nozzle assembly.
Step 6: Draw the Right Nozzle
Repeat the process from Step 5 on the right side of the main body, drawing a matching semi-circular shape attached to a small square.
Step 7: Draw the Front Cap
In the center of the main body, draw two concentric circles (Image “Fire Hydrant 5-7.jpg”). This represents the main front nozzle cap.
Step 8: Add Vertical Rib Details
Draw several vertical, short, dashed lines or ribs on the body of the hydrant, both above and below the central cap. These add texture and detail to the main column.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Fill the entire fire hydrant with a bright yellow color. Color the central cap and the protruding nuts on the side nozzles with a contrasting gray/silver color.
Step 1: Draw the Base
Draw two stacked rectangular shapes at the bottom of your drawing space. These form the base of the hydrant.
Step 2: Draw the Main Body Lines
Draw two parallel vertical lines extending upwards from the top rectangle of the base. These form the main body of the fire hydrant.
Step 3: Draw the Top Collar
Connect the top of the two vertical lines with a horizontal rectangular shape. This forms the upper collar or flange of the hydrant.
Step 4: Draw the Dome Top
Draw a smooth, rounded dome shape on top of the upper collar. Within the dome, add two curved lines that meet at the top, suggesting a segmented or structured top.
Step 5: Draw the Operating Nut
Add a small, squared nut at the very top of the dome. This is used to operate the hydrant.
Step 6: Draw the Left Nozzle
On the left side of the main body, draw a series of stacked, rounded rectangular or cylindrical shapes. This forms the left side nozzle assembly.
Step 7: Draw the Right Nozzle
Repeat the process from Step 6 on the right side of the main body, drawing a matching series of stacked, rounded shapes to form the right nozzle assembly.
Step 8: Draw the Front Cap
In the center of the main body, draw two concentric circles. Add a smaller circle in the very center, representing the main front nozzle cap.
Step 9: Color the Drawing
Fill the entire fire hydrant with a warm orange color. Color the operating nut and the details on the side and front nozzles with a contrasting gray/silver to make them stand out.
Hopefully, this tutorial on Fire Hydrant will help you easily create a nice drawing.
