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Lesson 5 - More double point perspective

double point perspective drawing

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Materials needed:

  • A4 or A3 paper 

  • 2B pencils and 4B pencils

  • cardboard boxes of various sizes

  • books to place on top of boxes

  • ruler and eraser

  • protractor

What to do:

  • Place cardboard boxes on a table so that the corners are facing you, place books on top of the boxes. Find the horizon line, or the eye line on the boxes with a protractor.

  • If the parallel lines on a box are going upwards then hold the protractor base downwards. Put the middle of the protractor on the corner of the box being drawn and measure the parallel lines.

  • If the parallel lines are going downwards then you hold the protractor upside down with the middle the protractor on the corner of the box, then measure those parallel lines.

  • Use a ruler to draw straight lines. Make sure your drawing is not to large or you won't fit everything on the paper.

  • After you have finished the boxes and books then you can add shading and make the lines darker with your 4B pencil.

  • This lesson is a review of lesson four, mainly learning how to use the protractor the right way and drawing lines in perspective.... back

perspective drawing

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