Let’s use these guidelines to improve the original picture. I also used red lines to show the roundness of each part.Įven though it is just a collection of cylinders and cubes, doesn’t it look much more three-dimensional than the picture on the left? I replaced the previous illustration of the girl with a cylinder and a cube. Not just a square, not just a circle, cylinders and cubes have depth.īy imagining what’s behind the scenes, hidden from view, you can capture even a line drawing in three dimensions.

Not just people, but small objects, animals, backgrounds… everything can be replaced with these cylinders and cubes. In particular, if you are aware of the need to give a sense of “roundness” to your figures, you can greatly increase the sense of three-dimensionality. The lines on the face and body are all kind of straight, and there is no sense of depth or roundness. Consider the body as a three-dimensional object! Use different types and strengths of lines!ġ.

The closer they are, the thicker the line!

3 dimensional art