Leisure activities vary with people, but incorporating creativity is one impressive way to have a good time. It would help if you had a little time to relax and unwind from daily stresses. So, if you’re thinking of taking a drag and want to apply creativity, you can start by drawing the faithful companion in all your smoking sesh; the smoking bong.

Perfectly drawing a bong is not rocket science, so you shouldn’t fret if you lack drawing prowess. Besides, you could surprise yourself with one of the best drawings of a simple beaker bong. Find a pen and paper and follow through as we make the perfect bong drawing.

Find A Drawing Inspiration

Drawing is akin to writing, where authors are inspired by something supreme. Inspiration for your sketch will help you understand the desired end product and boost your confidence as you make the contours. In bong drawing, inspiration may mean the high feeling from your dry herbs or the appearance of the bong itself, e.g., gun bong and penis bong. What you like in a specific bong could be a critical factor in the outcome of your drawing.

The first thing is to understand all the parts you’re likely to include in your bong drawing and their location. Let’s look at the basic parts of an actual bong before we put it down on paper.

1. The Bowl

The bong bowl is the part that holds your herbs and the place where combustion happens. Once you light up the bowl, the smoke forms immediately and sucks down the airways below it.

2. The Downstem

The downstem channels smoke from the bowl to the water chamber and act as a filter. It must be submerged in water to do its magic.

3. Water Chamber

The water chamber is the biggest part of your bong and holds the water crucial for smoke filtration and cooling. The water chamber works in tandem with the downstem but does not need it to function.

4. Mouthpiece/tube

The tube resembles a test tube but might be broader or slim, depending on your bong. It acts as the medium that delivers filtered and cool smoke to your mouth.

5. Others

We have additional parts, such as percolators, ice catchers, and splash guards, primarily found in high-end bongs. Notably, the percolator is an advanced smoke filtration in addition to the water chamber. An ice catcher is a section in advanced bongs that hold ice cubes for further smoke cooling. The splash guard prevents the bong water from splashing into your mouth.

Type of Bong Drawing

When it comes to bong drawing, the world is truly your oyster. You can choose any design and decide whether to include other paraphernalia. You have many numerous designs, shapes, and sizes to choose from, but the best reference would be what you’re familiar with. However, if you feel a bit adventurous and want to explore complex designs, we have plenty of options here.

The point here is to create a visual image of what you want to draw. Having a reference in your mind will save time and simplify the entire process. Some of the simplest bong drawing examples include the beaker bong and the round base bong. More complex designs include the hookah bong, gun bong, Mario bong, etc. Only start with the basic shapes and designs if you want to master bong drawing gradually.

Step-by-Step Guide to Drawing a Bong

You’re in the right place if you feel the spark to become creative. We have step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow and come up with super stoner art. We also have images to help you practice and boost confidence as you play with different bong designs.

Step 1

Start with the bong base. Most bong designs have a wider bong base to enhance stability and hold the bong water. So, you’ll start with a triangle when you want to draw a beaker bong or a circle when you want to draw a thick-ass bong.

Step 2

Connect two lines to the bong base to represent the mouthpiece. Also, make an oval shape at the top to show the mouthpiece opening.

Step 3

The downstem may be the trickiest of all parts, but it’s not a big deal. Position it beside the base in a tilted posture into the water.

Step 4

The bowl comes on top of the downstem in different shapes and sizes. You can use an eraser to remove overlapping lines from the previously drawn downstem.

Step 5

Draw a curvy line at the base to show the water level. Note that the water level should be about two-thirds of the water chamber, and the downstem should be submerged.

Add Some Flair

Adding decorations is one of the fun moments when you’re drawing a bong. It’s the perfect time to relax from the drawing process and focus on how to make your newly acquired bong lit. This involves adding different colors on different parts of the bong drawing and making it look real. For example, you can find some green/brown colors for the dry herbs, blue for the water, and red for the mouthpiece tip.

If you’re still lost, you can find more inspiration online through tutorials and drawings examples. Besides, we have numerous ready-made bong drawings that you can download and print to skip the drawing process. The available drawings depict different bong designs, shapes, and colors, not to mention additional smoking paraphernalia beside the main bong image.

Have Fun Drawing a Bong!

While everything sounds instructional, remember that you’re drawing to enjoy leisure time. So, don’t take things seriously. Feel free to go overboard, provided you stick to basic practice. Now you have the oyster, find some time and get cracking!