Tetris Drawing
Welcome to your drawing lesson about the classic video game, Tetris! In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create a fun representation of the game using simple shapes and colors. This drawing will take about 30 minutes to complete, so get ready to focus on your skills.
You’ll start by outlining different blocks that make up the game. Each shape is important, and you’ll practice arranging them in a way that looks just like the game. As you draw, think about how color can make your artwork pop and represent each block.
By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a colorful drawing that shows off your understanding of shapes and color application. Remember, it’s all about learning and improving your drawing skills!
Materials
- Pencil
- Drawing Paper
- Crayons | Colored Pencils | Markers (you choose)
- Black Marker (optional)
- Ruler (optional)
Let’s draw Tetris! This lesson is all about bringing the fun shapes and colors of the game onto your paper. Gather your drawing tools, like a pencil and some colorful crayons or markers. You will most definitely want to keep a ruler handy for drawing straight lines…there’s many of them. This will help your drawing look neat and organized. You’ll be amazed at how your drawing will come together as you outline the game window and add those Tetris blocks. Remember, it’s all about having fun while you create!
Time Needed: 45 minutes
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Outline the Main Game Window
Start by drawing a tall rectangle using a ruler to create the main game window.
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Draw the L-Block
In the center of the game window, draw the L-shaped block using connected squares.
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Add the I-Block
Draw the long vertical I-shaped block at the bottom left corner of the game window.
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Draw the O-Block
Draw a square O-block at the bottom center area of the window.
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Form the T-Block
Next to the O-block, draw a T-shaped block made of four squares.
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Draw the S-Block
To the right of the I-block, add an upright S-block formed by stacks of squares.
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Outline the Next Window
Draw a smaller square box to the side of the main game window. Then, write the word “NEXT” below it.
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Draw the T-Block in Next Window
Inside the next piece window, draw another T-block as the upcoming piece.
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Color the Tetris Drawing
First, color the background of both the game window and next window black. Now, use light purple to shade the borders of the game window. Then, color the T-blocks pink, the L-block orange, the O-block yellow, the S-block green, and the I-block light blue.
Tetris Drawing PDF Download
Don’t forget to take a look at the PDF linked below! It’s a great resource to help you with your lesson on drawing Tetris. You can either preview it or download it to keep for yourself.