How to Draw a Hammer
In this drawing tutorial, you will learn how to draw a hammer step by step. Enjoy the drawing video and download coloring pages and worksheets for free.
The hammer is one of the most primitive implements of humankind. At its most basic, it consists of a weighted head attached to a handle or shaft. In general, the head is made of steel, and handles are made of wood, fiberglass, or metal.
Of all the different designs, the claw hammer is the most famous. It has a flat, striking face for driving nails and a curved claw for extraction. Hammers range widely in size and weight, each designed for particular applications — from delicate woodworking to heavy construction work.
In this drawing lesson, we are going to draw a claw hammer.
Materials you may need to complete this drawing
- Pencil
- Drawing papers
- Coloring supplies (Crayons or colored pencils)
- How to Draw a Hammer printable worksheet (Please download it at the bottom of the lesson)
Watch the “How to Draw a Hammer” Video Tutorial
Step-by-step guides for drawing a Hammer.
Step – 1
Start from the cheek of the hammerhead. Depict the hammer cheek at the top of the drawing sheet.
Step – 2
On the right-hand side of the hammer cheek, Draw out the sharp hammer claw.
Step – 3
On the left-hand side of the hammer cheek, Draw out the hammer neck and the face, as shown below.
Step – 4
At this stage, Draw out the hammer handle. Depict two straight lines starting from the hammer cheek and connect the two lines with a curved line.
Step – 5
Erased all of the extra lines and finished with the outline of the hammer drawing.
Step – 6
Color the Hammer. Color the hammer using dark gray and brown colors.
Hammer coloring page
Download the printable drawing worksheet
For your convenience, we offer a free drawing worksheet for every drawing lesson—made just for you! This fun and friendly guide is perfect for kids who love to draw. It’s filled with simple instructions and lots of space for color practice. It’s not about drawing; it’s about having fun and being creative!!
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