How to Draw Blocked Letters

How to Draw Blocked Letters. Blocked letters were a large part of many of our productive years! These bright and bold cubes with letters are very useful tools for children when they start learning the alphabet and letters.

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While physical blocks can be a great tool, learning to draw Blocked Letters can be fun and educational. Sometimes it can be more complicated than expected, which is why a guide on how to do this is very useful!

How to Draw Blocked Letters

Step 1

For this guide to drawing Blocked Letters, it’s much easier if you have a ruler handy! In this guide, we draw three cubes on top of each other and start with the outlines of these cubes in this first step.

Drawing cubes, especially corner cubes, can be much more complicated than drawing simple squares. Follow the reference image when drawing, as the angles need to be fairly accurate.

If you’re using a ruler, measure the length of each line, so the cubes are the same size. Some empty spots will be left in the middle of the dice stack, which we will fill shortly to Draw Blocked Letters.

Step 2

Now that you have the outlines of your printed letter cubes, you can start drawing some interior details. In this step, we will draw some of the borders on the bottom two cubes of the stack.

Using this ruler, carefully draw vertical and horizontal lines to create the sides and tops of the cubes. Again, the reference image shows you how to place these lines for the 3D effect to Draw Blocked Letters.

Step 3

For this third step of our guide to drawing Blocked Letters, we will finish the edges of the top cube.

You will do this similarly to how you made the first two cubes. Just use the ruler again to refine the edges of the top cube. Then you can start adding letters to Draw Blocked Letters!

Step 4

This die-cut letter design would only be complete with a few letters, so let’s add the first ones now to Draw Blocked Letters!

First, use your ruler to draw a square shape on the side of the top cube facing us. Next, draw a bold letter A inside this square and finish with some line detail on the side to give it a 3D effect.

Step 5

In this fifth step of our guide on how to draw Blocked Letters, we will repeat what we did in the previous step, only with a different letter.

As before, you can use your ruler to draw a square on the bottom left cube. Next, draw a block letter B and add similar lines for this 3D effect.

Once you’ve drawn that letter, we only have one more thing to do in the next step Draw Blocked Letters!

Step 6

In the next step, we’ll add some bright, cool colors to your block lettering design, but we’ll get the final letter done first.

By now, you’ve learned how to do this, and all you have to do is draw another square with the 3D letter C on the last cube.

This is enough for the details of this printed letter design, but feel free to add some details and additions of your own before we move on!

You can change the letters on the dice or add more on the other sides.

You could even take what you’ve learned here and draw more dice to spell your name to Draw Blocked Letters!

Step 7

In this final step of our how-to-draw Blocked Letters guide, we’ll bring the image to life with some amazing colors! Blocked Letters are usually bright and bold, so this is a great opportunity to use your favorite colors to bring this image to life.

In our example, we only showed you one way to color this design, but you can take this step and show us what colors you think go best with this image.

Feel free to play with your favorite art mediums too! An image like this would look great in light mediums like acrylic paint, colored pencils, or markers to Draw Blocked Letters.

It would look just as good in more subtle mediums too, so it’s up to you! We can’t wait to see what colors and mediums you choose to complete this amazing design.

Your Blocked Letters Drawing is Finished!