In Two Point Perspective you deal with the same thing, however this time you have two Vanishing Points on your horizon line. This is good for viewing a majority of a three dimensional object. For this example again I'm going to use a building since starting out you really want to start by using something that you know is simple to draw. Practicing this, I recommend that you use a mostly geometric object like a building instead of something organic like people.
These are my construction lines for this project. It may be hard to see now but you can create an enormous shape or a smaller one from just this setup. Notice TWO vanishing points instead of one. This will give us our depth for this .
From here I've added a simple corner building to the mix. Let's keep going.
Here I've added some other buildings in the distance to give it more depth. This is the point where I wonder if my roommate is being bothered by the fact I've now listened to the same song fifty six times in a row. Moving on.
And that's all there is to it. This has been a basic tutorial on two point perspective. Remember to draw something new every day!
These are my construction lines for this project. It may be hard to see now but you can create an enormous shape or a smaller one from just this setup. Notice TWO vanishing points instead of one. This will give us our depth for this .
From here I've added a simple corner building to the mix. Let's keep going.
Here I've added some other buildings in the distance to give it more depth. This is the point where I wonder if my roommate is being bothered by the fact I've now listened to the same song fifty six times in a row. Moving on.
And that's all there is to it. This has been a basic tutorial on two point perspective. Remember to draw something new every day!
