Two-Point Perspective
- Draw your horizon line on the plane.
- Instead of one point, mark two points, which
will serve as your vanishing points on the horizon
line preferably on the right and the left side of
the horizon line. - Draw your construction grid by finding below
your horizon line the middle. The middle is the
point where all the lines coming from the
vanishing points meet. - Draw six lines coming from each of the
vanishing points passing the middle. - Draw your middle vertical line that is at 90-
degree angle with your horizon line, which will
serve as the corner of your box. - Draw the top and the bottom lines connecting
your middle vertical line to each of your vanishing
points. - From your middle vertical line, draw one vertical
line to the right and another to the left depending
on how you want your box to look, as these would
determine the length and width of your box. - From your vanishing points, draw the line
connecting your right vanishing point to the left
vertical line and your left vanishing point to the
right vertical line.
By now, you figure out the two-point
perspective box. You may now start shading
your two-point perspective box and erase grid
lines passing inside the box.