How to Draw a Mercedes-AMG GT

You are on DrawCarz.com, and now you will now learn how to draw a Mercedes-AMG GT, one of the most exciting sports cars from the legendary Stuttgart manufacturer.

This tutorial will be a great addition to our previous guilde on drawing a Mercedes-Benz S-coupe, where we showed you another giant of the automotive industry and the king of the road.

The AMG GT is a true German masterpiece on wheels. This supercar has a truly iconic design that attracts attention on any road in any country in the world, so let’s try to depict it on paper.

How to draw a Mercedes-AMG GT: step-by-step tutorial

Step 1 – Sketch the long and flat body outline

The design of the Mercedes-AMG GT has clearly defined old-school features. Sketch the elongated, flat body and the sloping roof. Make sure the hood is extremely long, since this is one of the AMG GT’s most defining traits. The roofline should be low and gently sloping toward the rear.

Step 2 – Add the large wheels, lights, and narrow windows

Large wheels and a narrow window line are characteristic of any sports car. Sketch these details along with the lights. First, sketch two large circles for the wheels, trying to make them symmetrical. Then, sketch the thin, elongated window line of the AMG GT, running almost horizontally above the massive body. Place the headlight and taillight at the corners.

Step 3 – Sketch the rims, door, and large arches

Details are what distinguish one car from another. In this step, mark the long coupe door, air intakes, large rims, and exaggerated wheel arches. Lightly draw the single AMG GT door, making it long and smooth, almost reaching the rear wheel arch. Sketch the arches wide and prominent. Inside the wheels, outline the basic rim shapes.

Step 4 – Refine the front light and long bumper contours

One of the most distinctive features of the this Mercedes-Benz is its long hood. Trace this part and detail the headlight, giving it a slim and elongated look. Then trace the visible section of the grille, and the front wheel arch. Reinforce the front wheel arch with bold lines.

Step 5 – Draw the flat roof and windows of your AMG GT in detail

Another signature feature is the roof. It is sporty, flat, and smooth. Carefully trace the roofline, giving it a polished appearance. Outline the side windows, keeping them thin and stretched. Add the side mirror near the A-pillar, at the front corner of the window.

Step 6 – Draw the trunk of your Mercedes-Benz in detail

The stylish roof flows smoothly into the trunk. Trace the taillight, which should be slim and horizontally stretched, wrapping around the corner. Outline the bumper beneath it. Strengthen the rear wheel arch so that it mirrors the front in width and curvature. Don’t forget to add the exhaust pipe.

Step 7 – Trace the door, handle, and side air intake

As mentioned at the beginning, the AMG GT carries the legacy of Mercedes models from the 1960s, and this is clearly visible from the side. Detail the door and side air intake, removing unwanted construction lines. Darken the contours to make them look clean. Add the handle as a small horizontal element positioned high, close to the window line.

Step 8 – Draw the multi-spoke rims of the Mercedes-Benz AMG GT

Multi-spoke rims suit the Mercedes-AMG GT best. Inside each wheel, sketch multiple thin spokes radiating outward from the hub. Keep the spacing even and try to make the wheels and rims symmetrical. Darken the outlines of the tires for a finished look.

Step 9 – Add shadows and glare to the body and windows

Shadows and highlights will make your Mercedes-AMG GT drawing more realistic. Apply hatching in the areas shown in the reference, such as the wheel arches and the lower edges of the body. Finally, add diagonal hatching to the windows to convey highlights and reflections.

Check your Mercedes AMG GT drawing

We divided our drawing instruction on how to sketch a Mercedes-AMG GT into nine very simple and symmetrical steps, because the clearer the process, the more effectively readers can absorb the principles.

Now let’s go through a short checklist to understand what are the most important aspects that should be in your finished drawing of a Mercedes:

• The proportions should look long and low, with a stretched hood and a compact cabin closer to the rear.
• The roofline needs to flow smoothly without sudden breaks and connect naturally to the rear.
• The headlights should be slim and angled.
• The side profile should include stretched doors and visible air intakes near the front fenders.
• The wheels need to be large and fill the arches properly without looking too small.
• The body lines should be smooth and continuous, avoiding stiff or awkward angles.

To check the proportions of your Mercedes-Benz AMG-GT drawing, compare the overall length to the height and make sure the body looks symmetrical.

Also, you can study the most distinctive featured of Mercedes-AMG design, used by Mercedes designers.

The hood, cabin, and trunk should flow naturally into each other without one part looking oversized.

Wheels need to match the arches, and the roofline should connect smoothly from front to rear. A quick comparison with a photo of the real car will help confirm if the main ratios are correct.