Cartoon kite drawing

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A cartoon kite is usually a diamond. Quite often, to the slight annoyance of many a kite fancier, the sticks are on the wrong side. Or, the bridle is wrong, or attached in an impossibly aft position—and so on! Yep, I'm one of those fussy kite-fanciers. But perhaps it's better to just have a laugh at those mistakes rather than get annoyed. Just looking for clip art and arrived here by mistake? And you'll have a laugh while you're at it!

Cartoon kite drawing

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Learn how to draw a great looking Kite with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial. Begin by drawing a four sided shape, like a diagonally slanted diamond. Notice that the top two lines are shorter than the bottom two lines. This forms the kite itself. Draw a pair of perpendicular lines crossing over one another within the kite. Each straight line should travel from one corner of the shape to the opposite corner. These represent the narrow, lightweight wooden crossbars that support the kite. Draw a small circle at three of the kite's four corners.

Cartoon kite drawing

A kite in a trendy doodle style. Vector isolated clipart. Vector Illustration of three kids flying kites in the park. Happy children playing in summer park flat vector illustration.

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These images give a pretty respectable impression of a kite—sometimes in flight, sometimes not. For a moment, I thought maybe the line was supposed to be going to a bridle on the far side of the sail. No, it really looks like it's meant to be a flying line, leading to a kite flyer down below somewhere. Add to collection. But somehow I doubt it! I mean rope. Typical illustration. Nope, here are three examples. Student cartoon school activity play school. PSD collections. Stay tuned! Every kite in every MBK series.

Vector Illustration of three kids flying kites in the park.

Maybe a little jet engine is keeping the kite up there. Add to collection Like Save to Pinterest. Maybe the towing point's a bit too low, but this is not a bad depiction of a diamond in flight. This diamond kite is just hanging from its flying line. This was from a German source and I think the image was illustrating a point about making kites light in order to fly better. No wonder Joe Blow has difficulty getting the bridle right on his first attempt at making a kite. Vector collections. Quite often, to the slight annoyance of many a kite fancier, the sticks are on the wrong side. Cartoon doodle hand drawing sketch. To be fair, sometimes the sticks show through when the sail is lit from behind. I saw a few more than this, too! Back to top of page. But, with no horizontal spar at all, this kite would just fold up and plummet to the ground!