Crowded street in perspective
A busy street receding to a single vanishing point in ink, figures scaling down correctly with distance, shopfronts hatched in tightening detail.
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Make a hard drawing and finish it in your browser
Describe the hard drawing you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a dense cross-hatched portrait to a two-point perspective street, and get a finished piece back. Set the medium, the hatching density, the perspective and the level of detail, refine it on the Canvas, then download in HD.
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Reflection in still water
A building and its mirrored reflection in graphite, the water version broken by ripples, tone in the reflection kept darker than the subject.
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Glass, metal and cloth still life
A hard still life pairing a glass jar, a polished metal bowl and folded cloth, each surface demanding a different mark and a different edge.
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Spiral staircase from above
A spiral staircase looking straight down in ink, treads narrowing as they turn, the rail drawn as one continuous curve through the whole fall.
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FAQs
What makes a drawing hard to do?
Four things mostly: foreshortening, perspective that has to stay measured, reflective or transparent surfaces, and tone built entirely from line. Naming which one you want is what pushes the result past an easy sketch.
What should I draw when I want a challenge?
A hand coming straight at the viewer, a spiral staircase from above, a glass and metal still life, or a crowded street in two-point perspective. Each one fails visibly if the structure is wrong, which is what makes it worth doing.
How do I get dense cross-hatching instead of smooth shading?
Say tone built from overlapping line only, no blending, and name the hatch direction so it turns with the form. Adding a layer count, such as three passes at different angles, tightens it further.
How do I draw reflective surfaces like glass and metal?
Both need hard edges between very dark and very light, with almost no mid tone. Ask for sharp-edged highlights, a dark core reflection and the surrounding scene bending across the surface.
How do I keep perspective accurate in a hard drawing?
State the perspective type and ask for the construction lines to stay visible. Two-point perspective with wide vanishing points and ruled guide lines reads as measured rather than eyeballed.
Can I make an easier version of the same drawing?
Yes. Keep the subject and drop the difficulty in the prompt, asking for a simple outline with no shading. Generating both gives you a step-up pair from a beginner version to the full study.