@saritos

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Hello hello! Great start! Keep pushing geometric forms before adding organic ones on the top. This is perfect for perspective learning. I found your chihuahua very cute so i hope you dont mind me taking that for example on how to practice perspective drawing. It can apply to anything. You used 1 point perspective instead of 2 point that is how we see things in real life. Two-point perspective creates three-dimensional depth by using a horizon line and two vanishing points on opposite ends of the page. All vertical lines remain straight while horizontal lines converge to either the left or right vanishing point in order to create angled, realistic things like buildings or biological ones like creatures or humans. To indicate eye level, draw a horizontal line across the page. At both ends of the horizon line, ideally close to the boundaries, mark two vanishing points (VP). Draw a vertical line between the vanishing points where you want your object's nearest corner to be. Using a ruler, make a V-shape on both sides by joining the top and bottom of your vertical edge to the left and right vanishing points. To specify the object's width and depth, draw vertical lines inside the guidelines. Your rules will be removed later, so keep them simple. Your vertical lines should always be perfectly vertical, or perpendicular to the horizon. It is possible to view items below the horizon from above and objects above the horizon from below. To build a creature, use geometric shapes you already started to apply in your learning. Knowing this, you can build everything in perspective. Hope it helps!