Drawing artwork in perspective

When you want to draw in perspective inside of Illustrator, you have to define a…perspective grid on the document that you're working on.…In this particular document, basically what I want to do is map something to…either this side, or this side of the building.…In order to do that, I am going to utilize a Two Point Perspective grid.…The first thing I have to do is turn the grid on, and I can do that by coming…over to the left, and clicking on the Perspective Grid tool.…Once I do that, the grid appears onscreen, and I'm able to start making changes to it.…I need to first zoom out though, so I can see the full grid.…

Once I do that, I'm able to change things, like the horizon line, and also the floor.…In this case, I think the floor is pretty close, but I need to drag it down just a little bit.…I want it to match the base of the building right there.…I also need to move the grid, so that the seam of the grid fits with the seam of the building.…So I'm going to use this handle here to drag over, and I will match it up like that.…