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Home›How To›How to Draw an Impossible Cube: 15 Steps

How to Draw an Impossible Cube: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Step 1: Gather Your Materials

To draw an impossible cube, you’ll need a pencil, an eraser, a ruler, and a sheet of paper.

Step 2: Draw a Small Square

Start by drawing a small square in the center of the paper. This will be the base of your impossible cube.

Step 3: Extend Lines from Each Corner

From each corner of the square, draw a line extending outwards. Keep these lines equal in length to make it easier to draw your cube.

Step 4: Create a Larger Square

Using the lines you just drew as guidelines, draw another square with edges parallel to the initial square. This will complete the basic outline of your cube.

Step 5: Erase Excess Lines

Erase any unnecessary lines or overlaps. You should see two squares connected by diagonal lines at this point.

Step 6: Connect Diagonal Lines

Now draw diagonal lines connecting the opposite corners of each square. These lines will create an X shape in the middle of your cube.

Step 7: Draw a Second set of Diagonal Lines

Draw another set of diagonal lines outside the existing ones. This should create an outer X shape that matches the inner one.

Step 8: Erase the Unnecessary Lines

Again, erase any overlap or redundant lines so that you’re left with two X shapes, one inside and the other outside.

Step 9: Link Inner and Outer X Shapes

Draw horizontal and vertical lines connecting the vertices of each X shape. This will add depth to your impossible cube.

Step 10: Erase Excess Lines Again

Any overlaps or unnecessary lines from this step should be erased to clean up your drawing.

Step 11: Add Shadows for Realism

To bring your impossible cube to life, add shadows using shading techniques. Play with light direction to create depth and make the cube look truly impossible.

Step 12: Double-Check Your Cube

Scan your drawing for any mistakes or misalignments, making corrections as needed to maintain the illusion of impossibility.

Step 13: Ink Your Drawing (Optional)

If you want to enhance your impossible cube further, ink the design using a fine-tipped pen or marker.

Step 14: Erase Pencil Lines

Once your ink is dry, erase any remaining pencil lines for a clean appearance.

Step 15: Sign Your Artwork

Finally, sign your name and date the drawing to complete your impossible cube masterpiece. Congratulations, you’ve just drawn an impossible cube in 15 steps!

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