Three-point Perspective
In many ways, three-point perspective is the easiest to master but hardest to understand. It’s “easy” because every line now goes to one of three vanishing points (unless of course you have a variable, but don’t worry about that for now) and “hard” because you have to visualize which vanishing point the line should go to.
It’s important to get a firm handle on one- and two-point perspective before you jump to three. If you are the least bit unsure, go back and review those chapters.
Three-point perspective works best if you set the horizon line low or high. If you set it high, the image will appear as if you are soaring ...
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