Good practice, you are on the right track, make sure to draw the perspective correctly, even if you draw the hidden pages, the same rules apply. For a better understanding, extend the sides of the cube, they should always run towards one point. Depending on whether you draw 1 point, 2 or 3 point perspective. Take a look, I hope this helps you. youtube StudioYArt Ps Sorry for the translation, is with Google.

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John LastName · 2026-05-27T01:50:42.994Z

Just started this exercises only doing the two rows so I dont overload my brain they look a bit off not sure what the problem is.

@mazi61859638há 4 meses

Good practice, you are on the right track, make sure to draw the perspective correctly, even if you draw the hidden pages, the same rules apply. For a better understanding, extend the sides of the cube, they should always run towards one point. Depending on whether you draw 1 point, 2 or 3 point perspective. Take a look, I hope this helps you. youtube StudioYArt Ps Sorry for the translation, is with Google.

@john32553603há 4 meses

Thanks for the advice I will extend the lines to check the vanishing points. I am actually practicing a box rotation exercise where the cubes tilt and roll as they move down I should have clarified that so they are meant to look squished.

@foscohá 4 meses

The issue I see here is that the 2-point perspective boxes aren’t following the same logic as the 1-point perspective boxes. In the 1-point perspective examples, the boxes go from looking “narrower” to “wider” (from top to bottom) because of their distance from the horizon line. In other words, the first box is closer to the horizon line, which is why the top plane appears narrower. Meanwhile, the third box feels more “open” because it’s farther away from the horizon line. That same concept should also apply to the 2-point perspective boxes. Notice how the first one should appear narrower because it’s closer to the horizon line, while the third one should feel wider due to being farther away. It’s the same principle I mentioned in the previous feedback about ellipses. Also, try to make sure that your parallel lines converge more accurately toward the vanishing points. Hope this helps!

@john32553603há 4 meses

Tahnk you for the feedback I realize I should have clarified my goal in the post. I am practicing a box rotation/grduation chart where the boxes are actively tilting and rolling as they move down rather than just sliding straight down the page. Because they are rolloing away from the view the top planes are supposed to compress and squish at the bottom. However your point about line convergence is super helpful I will focus on that.

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