Easy How to Draw an Op Art Cube Tutorial Video and Op Art Cube Coloring Page
Here you’ll find an easy step-by-step tutorial video for how to draw an Op Art Cube and Coloring Page. A template helps get things started.
Drawing of Op Art Cubes
Now students can learn how to draw an Op Art Cube, one of the simplest forms of illusion around. Op art, short for optical art, is a style of visual art that uses optical illusions. It began in the 1960s when artists used shapes, colors and patterns to create images that tricked the eye. Although the term was coined and the exhibition held in the mid-1960s, most people who have studied these things agree that Victor Vasarely pioneered the movement with his 1938 painting “Zebra.”
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Op Art Cube Coloring Page
Materials for an Op Art Cube Drawing
- Drawing Paper. This is the good stuff you can buy in bulk for a good price.
- Pencils. I like how this brand always makes nice dark lines.
- Black Marker. A permanent marker will give you a dark black color.
- Crayons. The larger packs are nice for more color choices.
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Step by Step Directions to Draw an Op Art Cube
Time needed: 45 minutes
Op Art Cube Directions
- Print the template page with dots.
- Use a straight edge to connect the dots.
- Connect the dots inside with diagonal lines.
- Add dots that are centered on each line.
- Connect those dots with a straight edge.
- Erase the gray lines shown.
- Erase three more lines.
- Trace the drawing with a marker.
- Color the shapes with a light, medium, and dark shade of one color.
