This Simple Trick Can Solve All Your 2 Point Perspective Problems:
Perspective drawings are an effective way for architects to present their ideas to clients and fellow architects. The most commonly used type of perspective drawing, by architects, is the two-point perspective, in which all horizontal lines are directed towards two vanishing points, but you might catch yourself wondering, “Which point do I use for this line?” Drawing a perspective can be really tricky, especially for architecture students who are taking their very first steps. Many lines and details may cause a mix-up, and one wrong line in a perspective drawing can turn it into a sort of incomprehensible optical illusion. To avoid this mess, you can go for this simple 2 point perspective trick, which is good for speedy hand sketching. It only requires an elastic string and a paper clip.
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Yosra is an architect, writer, and teacher. She is always into learning something new. Her life motto is: "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.” One day she will travel the world and visit its architectural wonders. In the meanwhile, she contends herself with reading and writing about them.