Table's details

[Karies]

What good stuff can I add in the table drawing?

[Terley]

First of, research some tables. With a bit more contrast and maybe a nice texture in there it could look fairly nice.

http://www.moonlightfurniture.com/images/portfolio/dining_table_1.jpg
http://www.gatorcreekfurniture.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/15-01-13.jpg
http://alancraft.com/images/dining_table_inlay.jpg

Things on the table? What is the table being used for?

A dining table would have things in preperation for some sort of meal, and decorations. Quick google search.

http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2006/04/20/htake206_DiningTable_photo_w609.jpg
http://sunforyou.org/images/DiningTable.jpg
http://www.onrochabrava.com/images/pictures/247%20dining%20table2.jpg
http://www.lisboa365.com/USERIMAGES/dining-table.JPG
http://www.cambridge2000.com/gallery/images/P9098905e.jpg

with cloth over table too..?

http://www.bargesinfrance.com/athos_dining_table.jpg
http://store.clan.com/club_images/largeitems/sr_tarho_rectangular_tablecloth.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/09/Tablecloth_02.JPG/800px-Tablecloth_02.JPG
http://www.momadvice.com/blog/uploaded_images/DSCN1363-717514.JPG

Erm, think of anything else you would possibly have on a table, look around your house.. Books, clutter, drawing equiptment, vase, etc..

Google is your friend.

Oh and for your table outline I'd suggest using a shade darker than that of the tables base colour. It does no favours for the depth. Plus you could do with a more believable camera angle, well.. you're perspective could be much more natural.



bit like this, rushed so may not be illustrated too great but has perspective based on a horizon.

[TrevoriuS]

Using 2 point perspective in this image is a rather good idea...