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- Pencil
- Polymer Eraser
- Outline Markers
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Learn To Draw a Square Dinner Table: Step By Step Guide
- Draw a big diamond base with a perpendicular line under it, making it look like a shadow. Make sure that the diamond is drawn in a horizontal view.
- Connect the three corners of the perpendicular line and diamond base with three short vertical lines. With these short lines, the diamond looks like a 3D shape.
- Beneath the base’s three corners, draw two vertical lines parallel to each other on the base’s front and left corner, enclosing them with a short horizontal line at the bottom. These lines serve as the table’s feet, and their length depends on how long you want them to be.
- The table’s feet appear tiny for a big table, so let’s add another vertical line parallel to the line on the right, enclosing them again with short horizontal lines. Now, the table’s feet fit perfectly with the table.
- Repeat steps three and four to complete the table’s feet. Originally, a table really has four feet, but let’s imagine that the other foot is hidden. Also, note that the feet should appear with the same length but in a diagonal position against each other.
- Let’s imagine a wooden table that lasts for years, so we’ll hit it with brown!
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