2:06 The two roof lines should *not* be parallel! They converge to a vanishing point that is directly above the vanishing point on the horizon- in this example, the right edge of the paper. To establish this vanishing point, you need to extend the edge of the paper vertically to where it would intersect an extension of the line drawn at 1:20. This rule applies to any angled surface in a drawing, such as roof lines, ramps, and stairs. I'm surprised how few people know this, especially those who purport to teach the correct way to draw in perspective.
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2:06 The two roof lines should *not* be parallel! They converge to a vanishing point that is directly above the vanishing point on the horizon- in this example, the right edge of the paper. To establish this vanishing point, you need to extend the edge of the paper vertically to where it would intersect an extension of the line drawn at 1:20. This rule applies to any angled surface in a drawing, such as roof lines, ramps, and stairs.
I'm surprised how few people know this, especially those who purport to teach the correct way to draw in perspective.
Thx