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Boxes in one point perspective are quite easy to draw because the plane that is facing us always remains undistorted, a square or a rectangle. No problem at all to draw them with the auxiliary lines. But I also want to be able to draw boxes in perspective freehand, from any angle. And in the case of only one vanishing point it's not hard to imagine how the lines would go.
When practicing, I think it's a good idea to first draw some boxes with a grid, and then the same boxes freehand, and compare the results. Or the other way around if you've already done quite a lot examples.

Description
Boxes in one point perspective are quite easy to draw because the plane that is facing us always remains undistorted, a square or a rectangle. No problem at all to draw them with the auxiliary lines. But I also want to be able to draw boxes in perspective freehand, from any angle. And in the case of only one vanishing point it's not hard to imagine how the lines would go.
When practicing, I think it's a good idea to first draw some boxes with a grid, and then the same boxes freehand, and compare the results. Or the other way around if you've already done quite a lot examples.