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If you know already what is the line of the horizon, what is vanishing or melting point and which lines are known as orthogonals or convergence lines, you can dive little deeper into the practice of perspective drawing.

I invite you to discover one more of my tricks: using the perspective grid. The perspective grid makes the work with a two-point perspective much easier and I'll explain how it works and how to apply it in practice step-by-step.

In video 'Two-point perspective scheme in landscape' both melting points were outside of our picture, far away from a sketchbook page. But we found the orthogonals for our building without melting points. That was actually our first use of a perspective grid. It was a simple grid for a very simple building. But we can use the same principle to build up a perspective for complex form.

In the first video, I'll explain how exactly perspective grid works in the process of landscape sketching.

In the two next videos, I'll show you the process of landscape sketching based on a two-point perspective scheme with the help of the perspective grid.

This class helps you to apply basic knowledge about linear perspective and to master the skill of using the perspective grid method in landscape sketching.
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