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Perspective Drawing is a technique used in art and design to represent three-dimensional images on a two-dimensional picture plane.

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Why do old paintings look so weird? | Art 101: Linear Perspective

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Type of perspective used most by architectural drafters or interior designers in which the relative size, shape, and position of objects are determined by drawn or imagined lines converging at a point on the horizon. Most common type of linear perspective are 1 point, 2 point and 3 point perspective. See examples

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Also called aerial perspective, it conveys depth through value changes, colors, and visual clarity. See examples

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Perspective Drawing 2 - What is the Horizon Line?

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Perspective Drawing 3 - What are Vanishing Points?

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Perspective Drawing 4 - One Point Perspective

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Assignment - Drawing boxes in one-point perspective

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Assignment - Drawing boxes in one-point perspective

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You will need:

1.  Pencil

2.  Blank sheet of paper

3.  Ruler

4. Optional: Colored pencils

Instructions:
1. Draw a horizon line in the center of your paper
2. Add your vanishing point somewhere in the center of the horizon line.
3. Draw a total of 6 boxes. To start a box, draw a square first, then draw lines from each point of the box so the lines all converge on the single vanishing point that you placed on the horizon line. (see this video for extra help)

Make 2 of the boxes above the horizon line

Make 2 of the boxes on the horizon line

Make 2 of the boxes below the horizon line

4. If you'd like you can color the boxes and practice shading techniques. Example

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On the back of your drawing, answer the following questions:
1. What is one new thing you learned during this lesson?
2. What is one thing you enjoyed most about this lesson?
3.  What is one thing you are still having a hard time understanding or doing with this lesson?