Draw Two-Point Perspective
By Helen South, About.com Guide
Finish off your two-point perspective box by erasing the excess vanishing lines. You can erase the lines of the box that would be hidden by they closer sides, or leave them visible if it is transparent. In this example, the top of the box is open, so you can see part of the back corner.
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- What does two-point perspective look like?
- A box in two-point perspective.
- Draw the horizon line and vanishing points
- Place the front edge
- Draw the first vanishing lines
- Add two more corners
- Draw more vanishing lines
- Find the back corner
- Finish your 2-point perspective box drawing
- More two point perspective examples
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