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How to Draw - Basic Linear Perspective

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Now would be a good time to draw four more rectangles on your sheet of paper using the method we used to make the first one in "Step 4".

One rectangle should be above the horizon line (to the right or left of the vanashing point). One rectangle should be below the horizon line (to the right or left of the vanashing point). The third rectangle should be above or below the horizon and positioned so that it is also above or below the vanishing point. The last rectangle should be on the horizon line, but on the opposite side of the vanishing point as the first box. Don't allow any of the rectangles to intersect.
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