To draw a roomspace with two-point perspective, one draws a horizon line and places two vanishing points on it, then constructs a triangle by drawing lines between the vanishing points that intersect at the furthest point from them. Additional lines are drawn between the vanishing points that intersect vertical lines and each other to create the walls and floor of the roomspace. Orienting lines can then be deleted to improve visibility of the drawing.

1. How to draw roomspace
with perspective?
2 vanishing points
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2. Draw a horizon
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3. 1 2
Make 2 dots on it. They’re called vanishing points (VP)
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4. 1 2
Draw a line from VP1 Draw a line from VP2
Cross each other at the
furthest point from
the VPs
within the drawing surface
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5. 1 2
Now we have a triangle
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6. 1 2
Draw a line from VP1
Draw a line from VP2
Cross each other at any
point within the
triangle
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7. 1 2
Now we have a
platform of the object
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8. 1 2
Delete the orienting
lines for better vision
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9. 1 2
Draw a vertical line
(perpendicular to horizon)
starting from the nearest dot
to the VPs
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10. 1 2
Draw a line from VP1
Draw a line from VP2
Cross each other at the
vertical line
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11. 1 2
Draw a vertical line
starting from here
Draw a vertical line
starting from here
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12. 1 2
Now we have a roomspace
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13. 1 2
Delete the orienting
lines for better vision
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