Meteor shower over a field
A wide night sky filled with meteor trails, the field below reduced to a flat dark band and a single fence post drawn sharply for scale.
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Draw a meteor and finish it in your browser
Describe the meteor drawing you want in Morphic's Image tool, from one streak across a night sky to a rock breaking up on entry, and get a finished piece back. Set the trail, the surface detail, the line weight and the paper, refine it on the Canvas, then download it in HD.
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Entry seen from above
A meteor streaking over a curved horizon seen from high up, the atmosphere drawn as two thin arcs and the trail cutting across both.
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The morning after the impact
A fresh crater at dawn in pencil, debris thrown out in rays from the centre, a thin line of smoke still rising from the middle.
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Meteor behind a tree line
A single bright trail behind a row of bare trees inked in silhouette, the branches drawn hard and black so the trail glows by contrast.
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FAQs
How do I draw a meteor trail so it looks fast?
Make the head dense and short and let the trail thin, spread and break apart behind it. A trail of even width reads as a line, not motion. Adding two or three small sparks that fall away from the head sells the speed.
What is the difference between a meteor and a shooting star drawing?
A shooting star is usually drawn as a symbol with a star shape at the front. A meteor is drawn as a rough rock or a burning head with a physical trail, so it suits tonal and realistic work far better.
How do I draw a meteor shower?
Every trail should point back to the same spot in the sky, and they should vary in length and brightness. Draw two or three long and bright, the rest short and faint, so the sky does not turn into a grid.
How do I draw a bright object on dark paper?
Work light on dark instead of trying to leave gaps. White chalk or a lifted eraser highlight on charcoal gives a cleaner glow than outlining the shape and filling around it.
What should go under the meteor for scale?
Something small, sharp and familiar along the bottom edge: a tree line, a fence, a roof ridge. Keep it almost black with no interior detail, so all the tonal range stays available for the sky.
Can I turn a meteor drawing into a short clip?
Yes. Send the finished frame to Image to Video and ask for the trail to travel while the landmass stays still. It makes a simple loop for a title card or a background.