Welcome students. In this lesson I'm going to show you how to draw a two-point perspective drawing. The big difference between a one-point and a two-point perspective is that this drawing will have two vanishing points. It also allows the person to see two sides of an object. Let's go ahead and begin. Like with all other previous drawings we're going to go ahead and establish a ground line. Horizon line. I like to select a point towards the center for my origin and then a vanishing point to the left and a vanishing point to the right. At this point our paper is set up. Now what I'm going to do is establish the true height line. Like we did before I'm going to go ahead and draw a six cube height object. So one, two, three, four, five, six. I'm just going to draw a straight line. Now here's where things starts to differ. At this point I'm now going to draw out to my vanishing points off of my true height line. So I'll come in and establish. Okay. So you're going to see one side of the object has been established by drawing out. Now we'll repeat the other side. We now have two sides of our object constructed. At this point what we're going to do is now go ahead and establish the back edges of our object. Again the only true measurement in this whole project is this first line. So now it is about making it look proportional. So again we're going to come out here and we're going to use the ruler. Anytime it looks to see where we like the placement here. So I'm going to try to repeat that on the other side. I basically went back three and a half blocks. That looks fairly even. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to use my ruler to draw from the new corners that we established out to the vanishing points. This will create the top of our object. With that we have now completed the cube with a two point perspective. Please give it a try and hopefully you meet with as much success as I did.