The Complete Guide to Drawing for Beginners by Yoshiko Ogura

Author:Yoshiko Ogura
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing

It looks like A if you look at things from below, and it looks like B if you look at things from above. The opposing sides are not parallel but extend towards the vanishing points. In other words, one-point perspective is often used to represent simple depth, while two-point perspective is used to depict greater realism.

Three-point perspective

This is a technique that is used when eye level is positioned at the top or bottom of a large object. When you look at a small object that you’re drawing, you usually see it from just slightly above eye level, so while three-point perspective is the most accurate (especially for large objects), the distinction is so subtle that it often isn’t worth the extra effort when drawing smaller objects.

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