Learn how to draw Titanic with a calm and simple step by step drawing guide. This easy drawing tutorial is made for beginners, using clear shapes, gentle lines, and small details.

Take your time with each part of the ship. By the end, you will have a classic Titanic drawing with funnels, decks, windows, a hull, and ocean waves.

What You Will Need

• Pencil
• Eraser
• Black marker or pen
• Red marker or colored pencil
• Drawing paper

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Time needed:

12 minutes.

Step-by-Step Drawing Guide

Step 1: Draw Two Funnel Outlines

Start near the middle of the page with two tall rounded rectangles. Make the left funnel a little larger and the right funnel smaller, then add a gently curved band across each one.

Pro Tip: Keep the bottoms of both funnels open for now, so they can connect to the Titanic later.

Step 2: Add Two More Funnels

Add two smaller rounded funnels on the right, placing them along a slightly descending line. Draw a curved band across each new funnel to match the first two.

Pro Tip: Leave small gaps between the four funnels so the Titanic’s upper structure stays clear.

Step 3: Draw the Upper Deck

Draw a long upper deck line below the funnels, with a squared cabin on the left. Extend a stepped bow structure to the right, then add small portholes and short line details.

Pro Tip: Let the deck line tilt slightly downward to the right to give the Titanic more perspective.

Step 4: Outline the Hull

Draw the tall raised stern edge on the left, then pull a long hull line toward the right. Let the bottom line stretch gently across, and curve it downward at the right into a pointed bow.

Pro Tip: Make the hull much longer than the upper deck so the Titanic looks steady and balanced.

Step 5: Add the Ocean Waves

Draw one continuous wavy line below the hull, making the Titanic look like it is floating on water. Let the waves begin near the left bottom of the ship and gently roll toward the bow.

Pro Tip: Keep the waves fairly low so the Titanic’s large hull remains the main focus.

Step 6: Add Hull Windows and a Trim Line

Draw two rows of small rounded windows on the right side of the hull. Add a long thin trim line on the left side, then place a small mark near its end.

Pro Tip: Keep the windows similar in size and follow the hull’s slant for a neater Titanic drawing.

Step 7: Color in your drawing!

Fun Facts

• Titanic had four tall funnels, which make its silhouette easy to recognize.
• The ship was designed as a large ocean liner for long-distance travel.
• Drawing Titanic is a good way to practice long lines, repeated shapes, and simple perspective.

Pin it now, Draw later!

Now you know how to draw Titanic using simple shapes and careful details. You started with the funnels, built the decks, shaped the hull, and added windows and waves.

Trace the final lines with a black marker when you are happy with the sketch. Add soft color to the funnels, hull, and ocean to finish your drawing, then try the step by step drawing again with your own style.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Titanic drawing for beginners?

Yes, this is a drawing for beginners because it uses simple rounded rectangles, long lines, and small repeated windows.

How can I make my Titanic drawing look more realistic?

Keep the hull long, line up the funnels carefully, and make the windows evenly spaced.

Can I color the Titanic after drawing it?

Yes, you can color the funnels, hull, deck, and waves after the outline is complete.