Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This tutorial is an introduction to one-point perspective, which makes objects look 3-D. Start with the boxes in this video, then move up to other objects, like shapes, letters and buildings!
In this video, I am using a Prismacolor Ebony drafting pencil, but you can use any kind of pencil - plain old HB pencils work great! Try to stay within the HB-2B range for general sketching. Too hard of a graphite (the higher the H, the harder the graphite) is really light and can indent the paper easily if you press too hard. The higher the B, the softer the graphite, which will create darker marks!
*This video is also on my classroom channel, DGFMSArt
This tutorial is an introduction to one-point perspective, which makes objects look 3-D. Start with the boxes in this video, then move up to other objects, like shapes, letters and buildings!
In this video, I am using a Prismacolor Ebony drafting pencil, but you can use any kind of pencil - plain old HB pencils work great! Try to stay within the HB-2B range for general sketching. Too hard of a graphite (the higher the H, the harder the graphite) is really light and can indent the paper easily if you press too hard. The higher the B, the softer the graphite, which will create darker marks!
*This video is also on my classroom channel, DGFMSArt
