From the course: Drawing 2-Point Perspective

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Drawing a 3D asymmetrical cube in space

Drawing a 3D asymmetrical cube in space - Wacom Tutorial

From the course: Drawing 2-Point Perspective

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Drawing a 3D asymmetrical cube in space

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- [Voiceover] Drawing a three-dimensional cube in space from three different viewpoints is a great first step when learning about two-point perspective. Here on our grid just as a reminder we have our horizon line in red with our two vantage points. These are the anchors of our drawings, and all of our diminishing diagonals go back to these two vantage points in two-point perspective. So let's just check out a box in three positions, an asymmetrical box in three positions. You know, if you're standing directly in front of the corner of a building, but then you walk to the side a little bit, the building might take on a character like this. So walking to the side what's revealed perhaps if you walk to the right is more space that you see on the right and less space on the left. The diagonals on the left because you're seeing less of them converge back more dramatically than the diagonals on the right. So this box might resemble sort of your family home where you're sort of standing at…

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