Guitar leaning on a chair
A pencil acoustic propped against a wooden chair, strap trailing on the floor, hatched shadow pooling beneath the lower bout.
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Draw a guitar with the body symmetry right
Draw a guitar in your browser with Morphic's Image tool by naming the body shape, the viewing angle, and whether you want the strings and fret markers picked out. Adjust the line weight, the ellipse of the soundhole and the shading on the Canvas, then download the drawing in HD.
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Hands on the fretboard
An ink drawing of two hands on a fretboard, five fingers on each, one shaping a chord and the other resting across the strings.
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Exploded parts sheet
The body, neck, headstock and bridge drawn separately in technical pen across one sheet, each part lightly labelled by hand.
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Soundhole close detail
A tight graphite crop of the soundhole and rosette, six strings crossing the frame and the dark cavity dropping away behind them.
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Make Guitar drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Guitar drawing you want, in plain words.
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Generate the image
Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.
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Take any character image and generate 6 distinct facial expressions on a single reference sheet.
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FAQs
How do I draw a guitar with AI?
Describe it in the Image tool on Morphic: the body type, the angle you are viewing from, whether the strings show, and the drawing medium. Morphic generates options and you refine the one that works.
Why is the guitar body the hardest part to draw?
It is symmetrical, so any drift between the two sides is obvious. Asking for a visible centre line with the upper and lower bouts mirrored across it keeps the shape honest.
How do I draw the soundhole so it sits flat on the body?
The soundhole is an ellipse, not a circle, unless you are looking at the guitar dead on. Name the viewing angle and ask for the ellipse to follow it.
How many strings should I ask for?
State the count plainly. Six strings is standard for acoustic, classical and most electrics, and naming the number stops the drawing from inventing extra ones.
Can I get a simple guitar outline for a logo or sticker?
Yes. Ask for a single even stroke weight with no shading on a white background, which gives a clean silhouette that scales down without losing readability.
Can I draw other instruments in the same style?
Yes. Lock the guitar with Style Transfer, then generate a bass, a ukulele or a violin against it so the whole set shares one line weight and shading approach.