Belajar Menggambar 3D

3D Drawing Tips and Tricks

Drawing is one of our alternative activities when the state of mind is stressed or too heavy. Not only as a refreshing media, drawing is not only a hobby or hobby but also a business field that has bright prospects for some people.

Of course we know, until now the art of drawing has undergone many changes and transformations. Moreover, with the rapid progress of science and technology, drawing can not only be done arbitrarily or just mere doodles, but some of us have been able to use the latest techniques, the most sophisticated and so unique in drawing.

This time, I will share with you who have hobbies or just want to try how enjoyable drawing. In the drawing technique this time, I used the most recent technique used by most artists or painters of the world, namely the 3 Dimensional drawing technique or better known as the 3D drawing technique.

3D drawing techniques have been widely recognized by the art world, even by using this 3D technique, so many objects that should only be able to be seen from 2 sides only, now with 3D techniques make the objects we draw come alive and more nuanced art. In drawing with 3D techniques, there are several ways, namely:


1. using shading techniques such that 2-dimensional media seem to be 3D media to animate the main objects that we draw.

2. using paper folding techniques. Using this paper folding technique, paper media which were originally 2D are folded in such a way as to make the drawn object able to "penetrate" the dimensions of the fold so that when shooting with a camera for example, it will appear a 3D object by the eye.

3. using paper overlapping techniques or image media. By using this technique, an object can be seen 3D by sight because a pile of media with different and various slopes will cause the perspective effect of different objects, thus breaking the angle of vision of the eye. Thus it will appear as if the main object that we draw comes alive.

4. using cutting techniques on paper media. By cutting some of the main objects and then superimposed on another paper media with a different position, then as if the object will penetrate a different perspective, causing 3D effects.