Step 6 – Finish off your rib cage drawing with some color Once these back ribs are drawn, you will be ready for the final step! Before you move on, you could also add to the drawing, perhaps by adding some more bones that would be attached to the rib cage. The reference image will also show you how you can position these. To draw these ones, we will be using some solid black shapes in between the ribs at the front of the cage. Luckily, these will be easier to draw than the first ones were.
#Rib cage diagrams how to#
It’s almost time for the final step of this guide on how to draw a rib cage, but first we will be drawing the ribs at the back of the rib cage. Step 5 – Add the final touches for your rib cage drawing There will be two from the sternum and then two more from the manubrium, and they will also get smaller as they get higher up. Once that is drawn, we will be adding some more ribs. This part is called the manubrium, and as shown in the reference image it is shaped a bit like a short, squat T shape.Ībove this part, you can then draw the top of the seminal column. Then, we will be drawing another section on top of the sternum. Step 4 – Draw the rest of the front of the rib cageīefore you add the final touches and color to your rib cage drawing, we will be finishing off the final outlines for the front of the rib cage.įirst you can finish off the top of the sternum using some similar lines to the ones that you have been using. We will then be finishing off the outlines for the front of the rib cage in the next step. Much as you did for the previous ribs, these ones will be composed of two sections each, and we will be extending two from each side of the sternum. Once those are drawn, the next step will be to draw some more ribs extending out of the sternum.
You have already started the base of the sternum, and in this part we will be using some bumpy vertical lines for the sides of it. In this third step of our guide on how to draw a rib cage, we will start drawing the central structure of the rib cage, and this is called the sternum. Step 3 – Next, draw some more ribs and add to the central structure When you’re ready, we can then proceed on to step 3 of the guide. Otherwise, you can use the same method for these ribs that you used for the prior ones. As with the last step, these ribs will get slightly longer the further you move up. Once that is drawn, we will then be drawing some more ribs extending up. First, use some more curved lines to draw the central, branch-like structures that the ribs will extend from. Step 2 – Now, draw some more ribs for the rib cageĬontinuing on with this rib cage drawing, we will be adding yet more ribs onto it. Once you have drawn these ribs, we can then start drawing the next section of the rib cage. These will be a bit smaller at the base, but they will get larger as you move up. Then, we will be extending several long, thin and curved shapes out and then back in to form the ribs of the rib cage. Use some curved lines that start near the bottom of the center of the rib cage and extend them outward as they appear in the reference image. This guide on how to draw a rib cage will have some tricky details and angles to draw, so we will take things slowly and break it down into smaller steps.įor now, we will be starting with the base of the rib cage. How to Draw A Rib Cage – Let’s Get Started! Step 1
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