Drawing a House in Perspective

I use the term 'house' loosely, because it's a house a 2 year old could draw. The important thing is the perspective, not the house.

Notes:

The horizon is where the sky meets the earth. The dot I placed on the horizon is the vanishing point. You can move the horizon up or down and the vanishing point left or right. In three point perspective, the three vanishing points ( two on the horizon, and one below or above the horizon ) form a triangle shape. Any object you wish to render in 3 point perspective must fall inside this triangle. If you try and render an object outside the triangle, you'll end up with distortion.

Tools:
Photoshop
Camtasia Studio
Mouse

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• drawing
• perspective

[90kulu33]

thanks alot, this helped me ALOOOOT

[le0nard0cs]

Very Simple :D

Good work! this will help alot of people. thanks for the video.

[enter0title0here]

This is really awesome! Though, I have a question:

How are you able to make all those lines, and then go over the ones you want to keep? Is that from "Camtasia Studio"? I have Photoshop 7.0, but the only tool that resembles that is the pen tool. Unless theres some settings for the pen tool, I don't think it's it. o:

[leopoldfoto]

Not very accurate and not always correct!

It looks better than it is.

[jirasakura]

y drawing a house be so complicated? ahhahahaha joking

[RandomDancer117]

thanks for helping me with my dt homework ! =)

[kyleluke1]

what program did you use

[BladeEdgeHT]

school stuff

[kangurya]

he is doing it wrong

[arts17]

this is just approximation method. can u post measuring method?

[Firstar47]

confusing but helpful...