Hi there! You did a fantastic job, to prove it I used your base to draw this into a shelf for our flower pot! Sometimes your own solutions will differ from what is being shown afterwards because there are endless possibilities! The most important thing is that you correctly apply the exercise, which you have, because your vanishing lines are meeting in a vanishing point (VP). Great to see you at the start of this journey, have fun with the rest of the road!! c:

Planes in one point perspective — puzzle Three - Perspective and Form - Community Driven Art Feedback Platform

Brandon Stevens · 2026-08-03T05:59:59.297Z

Just finished the lesson on planes in one-point perspective. The third puzzle took a little longer than the others, and although my version is slightly different from Antonio’s, I think I did alright, but I would appreciate some input on how I did.

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