How to Draw in Three Point Perspective

Video Transcript

"Like the 2 point perspective which we did earlier, were going to be doing a 3 point perspective which is essentially the hardest to conceive because, you not dealing with just 2 vanishing points you're dealing with 3 vanishing point. We'll get into it in a minute but, it's important that you just take your time with it because you can get lost in it so just take it one step at a time. We're going to take it slow so, you'll have plenty of time to stop and understand and if you're confused go back and so let's get started. Starting a 3 point perspective, just like you would start a 2 point or 1 point we need to have a horizon line, except for this time, the 3 point perspective is going to be kind of different. Imagine if you were standing on top of a building looking down on the streets that kind of give you an idea of what you're looking for in a 3 point perspective instead of having everything being straight, it's kind of converging to a point below your feet. So were going to do that, but were going to start just like we did the last time with the 2 point perspective so we'll just make a horizon line. You know you have to put 2 vantage points in at the end of each one just like a 2 point. 2 Vanishing point, a vanishing point and your horizon line."