Untacit.

Complex pictures are combinations of simple shapes

Forget “I cannot draw.” You need only seven building blocks:

dot, line, circle, triangle, square, arc, and organic shape.

They form a visual alphabet. A house is a square plus a triangle. A speech bubble is a rounded box plus a tail. A database is a rectangle with two arcs.

Seven basic shapes combine into a house, tree, light bulb, cup, phone, and vehicle
Visual alphabet · 01Do not copy an outline. Find the basic shapes inside an object. Fewer shapes make you faster and give your drawings a consistent style.

Draw three rows:

  1. each basic shape five times
  2. each shape at small, medium, and large sizes
  3. five objects made from only two shapes
Hand-drawn line practice using different weights, directions, and solid or broken strokes
Basic lines · 01A useful line does not need to look ruler-straight. Practise a steady stroke first, then use weight for importance and solid or broken lines for confirmed versus tentative ideas.