Placeholder: This drawing uses a one-point perspective, meaning that the objects' faces parallel the viewer and converge at a single vanishing point on the horizon line. Do it. It's simpler than you think - just pay attention to the 20-step guide and, if needed, watch the video below. Begin by lightly drawing a horizontal line in the middle of your paper. It will be the base of the tower and should be about six inches long if using a 12-inch sketchbook; Divide this line into thirds and lightly make small m This drawing uses a one-point perspective, meaning that the objects' faces parallel the viewer and converge at a single vanishing point on the horizon line. Do it. It's simpler than you think - just pay attention to the 20-step guide and, if needed, watch the video below. Begin by lightly drawing a horizontal line in the middle of your paper. It will be the base of the tower and should be about six inches long if using a 12-inch sketchbook; Divide this line into thirds and lightly make small m

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This drawing uses a one-point perspective, meaning that the objects' faces parallel the viewer and converge at a single vanishing point on the horizon line. Do it. It's simpler than you think - just pay attention to the 20-step guide and, if needed, watch the video below. Begin by lightly drawing a horizontal line in the middle of your paper. It will be the base of the tower and should be about six inches long if using a 12-inch sketchbook; Divide this line into thirds and lightly make small m

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This drawing uses a one-point perspective, meaning that the objects' faces parallel the viewer and converge at a single vanishing point on the horizon line. Do it. It's simpler than you think - just pay attention to the 20-step guide and, if needed, watch the video below. Begin by lightly drawing a horizontal line in the middle of your paper. It will be the base of the tower and should be about six inches long if using a 12-inch sketchbook; Divide this line into thirds and lightly make small m
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