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How to Draw a Treasure Chest

how to draw a treasure chest

Today we present you a new drawing tutorial. It is quite simple, because we will learn how to draw a treasure chest.

 

Step 1

First draw a regular parallelogram – that is, a figure whose opposite sides are parallel. If you can, draw the lines without a ruler. To draw perfectly straight lines, use a ruler, but if you want to learn how to draw like a real artist, try to do without a ruler.

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Step 2

Now draw a second parallelogram of the same size relative to the first. Place it just as well as in our example, and you will get the 3D effect. Yes, we chose a rather unusual way of learning how to draw a treasure chest.

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Step 3

Now depict a few new lines to connect these two parallelepipeds, which ultimately will create the effect of a transparent box. Your treasure chest drawing should look more like a transparent cube at this stage.

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Step 4

Continue the drawing instruction about how to draw a treasure chest. Depict the cover of the chest. The cover consists of parallelepiped and semi-oval.

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Step 5

Erase the extra guidelines. Draw another semi-oval (smaller in size) on the other side of the cover. Circle the chest, using confident, crisp lines. Also, do not forget to sketch out the mountain of coins inside the chest.

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Step 6

Draw the outer edges of the chest, draw the lines of boards. In addition, in the same stage, draw metal clips at the corners of the chest and remove all unnecessary guidelines from the drawing.

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Step 7

So, we got to the last step of the instruction on how to draw a treasure chest. Draw the ovals of coins. Draw the rounded nails. To give the final shape to the treasure chest, create a wood pattern, as in our illustration.

how to draw a treasure chest

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10 Comments

  1. This helped me so much! Thank you for doing this, it looks so pretty,thank you for our help this helps me through quarantine I want to learn more! – Ava

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