DRAWING AND PAINT

Learn to Draw a Perspective

These about how to draw a perspective.

Understanding of perspective drawing is important, no matter what the topic of your choice. It's easier than you think. Just start from scratch, follow the examples of the success of the next lesson when you are happy. Do not be afraid to experiment perspective drawing. Your eyes will tell you whether something is right or wrong. Have fun!

#1
Learning to draw simple boxes in one point perspective is a great introduction to 'three d' perspective drawing. Because the shapes are simple, you can easily see if you've made a mistake. Follow along with this lesson to draw our own three-d boxes using one point linear perspective.

#2
To really have fun drawing and perspective, you have two escape points. Now you can draw cool 3D! This is slightly more complicated than one-point perspective, because you sure you do your right vanishing point vanishing lines. But when you get the idea that it is simple - you have little to give it a second thought.

#3
It's a very simple process, using diagonals to locate the center of a square or rectangle in perspective. From there, you can use this point to divide the shape into half or four, or use the center points to place the vertex of a roofline or column. Works in one or two point perspective.

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