2 point perspective drawing exercise

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  Today we practiced 2-point perspective drawing. We started by following step-by-step drawing limes from the 2 point for a simple structure house.  We added some extra details like windows, outline the lines with ink one, and then coloured it with markers. This was the result of the first sketch before and after.  Practicing 2 point perspective helped me understand a little better how the structure of a building for example would be drawn from these angles.





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  1. Sam Dargan14 February 2023 at 05:38

    Antria, with all respect, this is an incredibly thin reflection on the skills task - what did you learn from doing this? How can you use this skill in your project this term? Has it given you any insight into how you should conceptualise your ideas? This really needs more, with perhaps examples by other architects and how they create similar images for their projects/designs.

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  2. Sam Dargan14 February 2023 at 05:40

    Some background here on Concept Sketches:/ https://www.archisoup.com/architectural-concept-sketches

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