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Let's consider work with the three-point perspective scheme using the perspective грид. To draw a landscape with the two-point perspective scheme we used the perspective grid. This grid helped us to build up all the orthogonals without melting points. Is it possible to use the perspective grid in the three-point perspective scheme? Yes, it is!

The perspective grid makes the work with a three-point perspective much easier and I'll explain how it works and how to apply it in practice step-by-step.

In the three-point perspective scheme, two melting points are on the horizon line and the third one either above or below the horizon on the center vertical axis. The third melting point appears if our line of sight is directed up or down. In these cases the difference in size between the parts closer to the horizon line and more distant make us see the distant parts as smaller ones. Therefore, sets of vertical parallel lines appear to meet at one particular point up or down, in the melting point.

And, of course, one more of my tricks: I'll show you how to build up a three-point perspective without a horizon line when the level of the horizon is outside of our sketchbook. Again the perspective grid gives us possibility to deal with it.
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