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Hey there!
This is the second tutorial from a set of three, covering the 2-point perspective.
I thought it was something I could attempt to elaborate given my studies. I've been sketching architecture for 6 years now so by now it almost comes naturally, but I tried to be as basic and clear as I could for this tutorial.
This is my take on it, although there should be plenty of other tutorials out there as well.

The theory really is the most essential if you'd ask me, for it will help you draw your own work.
The example image and steps are just one drawing I quickly threw together with no 100% dedication.
I wanted to vary the situations a little to show that it's applicable to many situations, but most info really is in the tutorial itself.

Remember that you may always ask me tips or feedback on your drawings!
Or if you have any questions, do ask!
I will maybe continue working from questions in a bonus round or something.
This is maybe one of the few art things I feel confident enough about - and I love to help my friends out.

OTHER TUTORIALS:
TUTORIAL-1-Point-Perspective

If you thought this was helpful, do leave a comment and a fave!

Did you use this and attempted to draw with the perspective?
Do let me know in the comments, feel free to share your work!

Please don't redistribute this tutorial or the images, I worked a while on it!

|| Support me @ www.patreon.com/Andromeva ||

Description

Hey there!
This is the second tutorial from a set of three, covering the 2-point perspective.
I thought it was something I could attempt to elaborate given my studies. I've been sketching architecture for 6 years now so by now it almost comes naturally, but I tried to be as basic and clear as I could for this tutorial.
This is my take on it, although there should be plenty of other tutorials out there as well.

The theory really is the most essential if you'd ask me, for it will help you draw your own work.
The example image and steps are just one drawing I quickly threw together with no 100% dedication.
I wanted to vary the situations a little to show that it's applicable to many situations, but most info really is in the tutorial itself.

Remember that you may always ask me tips or feedback on your drawings!
Or if you have any questions, do ask!
I will maybe continue working from questions in a bonus round or something.
This is maybe one of the few art things I feel confident enough about - and I love to help my friends out.

OTHER TUTORIALS:
TUTORIAL-1-Point-Perspective

If you thought this was helpful, do leave a comment and a fave!

Did you use this and attempted to draw with the perspective?
Do let me know in the comments, feel free to share your work!

Please don't redistribute this tutorial or the images, I worked a while on it!

|| Support me @ www.patreon.com/Andromeva ||