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Then draw three visible piano legs, the fourth does not need to be drawn as it is invisible to the viewer behind the instrument. Wipe off excess lines with an eraser.ĥ) Draw the body of the piano by connecting the top of the first parallelogram and the back of the base in a flattened semicircle.Ħ) Trace the outline of the piano body with a parallel line within it. Erase the excess auxiliary lines with an eraser.Ĥ) Add the second (far) side of the piano next to the previous one, slightly rounding the bottom right corner of the quad and making the top wavy.

Add two wavy lines connecting the upper-left and lower-right corners of the first and second parallelogram (the distant part of it), as well as two similar wavy lines connecting all three figures in the foreground. Close these two lines with a vertical line at a 90 degree angle. Make the second parallelogram 2 times narrower and add a rectangle to it from below, 2 times narrower than it.ģ) Draw two straight, parallel lines extending from the upper right corner of the first parallelogram and the lower right corner of the third rectangle. First, draw a parallelogram with an innermost angle (close to the viewer) of 45 degrees.Ģ) Below, attach another parallelogram to the previously drawn one so that the lower base of it becomes the upper base of the new one. The current shape of the piano with a cast iron frame, cross strings, multi-level dampers was developed in the middle of the 19th century.ġ) Since this is a simple piano drawing and not a professional graphite artwork, you can try different types of drawing pencils, using any pencil you like.

The first piano was invented simultaneously in 18 by the American and Australian inventors Hawkins and Müller. Originating somewhere in the 14th century, the harpsichord became widespread in Europe in the 16th and 18th centuries.

It is not known when and by whom exactly this instrument was invented. The harpsichord is considered the prototype of the modern piano. Nowadays, the piano has many varieties depending on the purpose of the application and the peculiarities of its structure.

A piano is a generalized name for the main classical keyboard-type instruments.