Draw A Gas Mask

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Gas masks are one of the most important pieces in any environment where you find dangerous chemicals and fumes.

While they have a very specific purpose, they also have a cool design, which makes learning to draw a gas mask fun!

By the end of this guide in front of you, you will know how to do it.

We hope this step-by-step guide to drawing a gas mask is fun, easy, and worthwhile!

How to Draw A Gas Mask

Step 1

For the first step of our gas mask drawing guide, we’ll start with the front of the mask. You can start with a curved line that rises to a rounded tip in the middle.

This forms the front of the mask that covers the wearer’s nose and mouth.

Next, draw two curved lines that run parallel from the bottom of this front piece and go around the back of the mask.

These lines will form the strap of the gas mask, and once you are done drawing these lines, you can move on to the next part.

Step 2

A gas mask would be a cool-looking mask without the filters that protect the wearer from fumes and harmful chemicals, so we’re adding the first of those filters in this part.

Think of the filter as a squat cylindrical object tilted slightly to the side of the mask to create the shape you see in the reference image.

There are rounded lines for this filter’s base and a circle shape on the outer edge.

Finally, draw three rounded triangular shapes on the area of the mask that would extend past the nose. We will be adding more details to these shapes very soon!

Step 3

In this third part of our guide on drawing a gas mask, we will add the other mask filter.

The good news is that it looks the same as the other one you drew, except it’s reversed.

The more symmetrical you can make, the better, so you should measure the size of the first to ensure the second is the same size.

Next, we draw a rather angular shape on the front of the mask that would extend beyond the mouth.

In the next steps of the tutorial, we will finish the final details of the mask.

Step 4

We’ll start with some details for drawing gas masks now that you have the general outline.

You can start by drawing a circular shape in the area that goes across the mouth. Then draw two more circles inside, as shown in the reference image.

Once this section is drawn, you can add some lines to the front areas of the mask to show where the mask pieces connect.

We will add these holes in this step of our gas mask drawing guide. To add them, you’ll find it easier if you find a pen with a big enough tip and then make lots of dots on the surface of the filters on the sides and front.

It might be tempting to sparkle with dots, but you should try to keep it evenly spaced. It may take some patience, but it will be worth it in the end!

Then you can finish with some of your details! A fun idea would be to draw a head wearing a gas mask.

Once you’ve drawn those details, we have to add the finishing touches in the next part.

Step 5

A gas mask filter has many small holes that allow air to stream in and release for cleaning.

It might be tempting to sparkle with dots, but you should try to keep it evenly spaced. It may take some patience, but it will be worth it in the end!

Then you can finish with some of your details! A fun idea would be to draw a head wearing a gas mask.

This is the last step of this gas mask design, and in this step, you can finish with some colours! In our reference image, we used shades of grey and yellow for the mask to give it an industrial look.

These colours are a suggestion; you can also choose other colours you could use.

You could also use your face as inspiration to imagine what it would look like wearing this mask.