How to Draw 3d Shapes- Part One: Shading Basic Objects, from The Art Studio at Willard Beach

Give your drawings a 3d or realistic look with shading.This tutorial goes overshading of basic shapes- a circle, cube, cone and rectangle. Visit is at http://www.theart-studioatwillardbeach.com for more tutorials, webinars, art to purchase and commissioned pieces.

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Education

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• how to draw
• drawing
• how to shade drawings
• how to make drawings look 3d
• realistic drawings

[dodge250]

Thankyou so much I've taken art as a gcse and I wanted to get better at this and this video is just the thing to help me get my grades Thankyou

[StudioatWillardBeach]

@dodge250 Thanks, and glad to help! Make sure you check out parts 2 and 3 of the basic object shading tutorial, too!

[degrassiisawesomeful]

thank you! :D

[Fireswarm70]

Thats not the correct way to draw a 3D shape

[Gizametalman]

LOL 3 people want to make a Cube, but they got a free Windows Vista copy.

[TheDevronikaaa]

I hate to tell you, but you arent doing your light source right...

[SuperGamer87]

Wow, some of you people here in the Comments need to learn this thing called "respect." I tell you, this world is so full of cold people.

[The3rdNipple]

I hope you're not trying your hardest because this isn't that good.

[kingronaldo21]

I'm pretty sure the front of the cube would be dark too since it wouldn't get much light from the light source used in the video

[earnestdavis]

Thank You some much, your a beautiful person :)

[bengo940]

this vid was helpful, i would like to learn to shade different textures as well

[10blounts1day]

boring..............