How to Draw a Book Step by Step

How to Draw a Book Step by Step


This step by step drawing tutorial will take a look at how to draw a book.  Luckily, books are very easy to draw.  They  are basically a box with details.  

Books come in many different variations, so feel free to take these steps and customize them to make your drawing of a book look however you wish.   Add some color, a title, make it thinner or thicker, add a book mark, or whatever else you wish.  

So get that pencil ready and let’s draw a book.

Here’s How to Draw a Book, step by step…

Step 1
Begin by drawing the top of the book.  The book that we’re drawing will be sitting on a table.  Notice how the top portion of the book gets smaller as it extends away from the viewer.  This is because the book is in 2 point perspective.  This means that the edges of the book will not be parallel.   Instead, they will eventually meet at a point called a vanishing point.  It is important to have these lines like they are in the picture.

How to draw a book step 1

Step 2
Now, you can draw the left edge of the book.  Draw two lines that come directly down from each of the corners of the book.  Then, connect those lines with a straight line.

How to draw a book step 2

Step 3
Next we can draw the botom edge of the book.  We’ll do this in the same manner that we drew the left side.

How to draw a book step 3

Step 4
Now we can draw some of the details on the book.  We can make the book look a bit more three dimensional by adding a smaller rectangle on the bottom edge of the book.  We can also add a few more lines for the binding, as well as a small curved line for the pages inside of the book.

How to draw a book step 4

Step 5
Now we can finish the drawing from the framework that we created in the previous steps.  Go over your lines with a darker medium and erase any excess lines that you may have.  You can add any details to the book that you like as well.

How to draw a book

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