Draw dice with the perspective and the pips both right

Describe the dice you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a single cube in three-quarter view to a pair tumbling across a table. Set the viewing angle, the pip layout, the corner radius and the medium, refine the drawing on the Canvas, then download it in HD.

Dice drawings to try

Dice compositions to draw

Tumbling across a table

Three dice caught mid bounce across a wooden table in ink and wash, short motion arcs behind them and shadows stretching to one side.

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Tumbling across a table

Six faces laid out

A flat overhead arrangement of six dice showing one through six, drawn in even line, spaced evenly on plain paper like a reference sheet.

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Six faces laid out

Dice and cup on felt

A pencil still life of two dice beside an upturned leather cup on a felt surface, soft cast shadows and a light hatched table edge.

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Dice and cup on felt

Hand about to release

A close charcoal drawing of a cupped hand tilting open with two dice sliding out, fingers modelled softly and the dice drawn sharply.

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Hand about to release

Make Dice drawing in three steps

  1. 01

    Describe your image

    Describe the Dice drawing you want, in plain words.

  2. 02

    Generate the image

    Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.

  3. 03

    Refine and share

    Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.

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FAQs

How do I draw a die in perspective?
Start with a square for the front face, then run the top and side edges back toward two vanishing points rather than keeping them parallel. Ask for a three-quarter view with three faces visible and the perspective sorts itself out.
Which numbers go on which faces?
Opposite faces always total seven, so one is opposite six, two is opposite five and three is opposite four. Say that in the prompt and the three visible faces will be a combination that can actually exist.
How do I draw the pips so they look recessed?
A pip is a small dish, not a dot. Ask for a dark crescent on the side nearest the light and a faint highlight opposite it, and the pips sit into the surface instead of printing on top of it.
How do I show dice in motion?
Ask for one die drawn sharply and the others softened, with short motion arcs behind them and shadows that do not touch the cubes. Blurring all of them equally reads as a mistake rather than movement.
Can I draw polyhedral dice?
Yes. Name the number of faces you want, four, six, eight, ten, twelve or twenty, and ask for each flat face outlined in even line. They are easier to read as line drawings than as shaded solids.
Which medium suits a dice drawing best?
Even ink line is best for a clean reference or an icon, graphite handles the lit and shaded faces, stipple gives control over recessed pips, and coloured pencil is the one for translucent plastic.