1. One Point Perspective One point perspective is a 3D drawing using one vanishing point on the horizon. Objects going into the distance arrive at the same point. The parts that are NOT going into the distance are parallel to the picture plane, these are generally drawn using the set square and sliding ruler Distances are either measured or worked out using the rule of parallel lines on diagonals as with two point perspective. At all times the drawing equipment is there to assist in drawing shapes and objects without too much measuring or calculating.

2. Use A3 Paper 1cm border, 1cm name bar, 2cm indent.

3. 90mm

4. Vanishing Point

5. 55mm 20mm

6. 120mm 20mm 50mm 30mm

7. 25mm 30mm 55mm 30mm

10. 25mm

11. 40mm 80mm 30mm 140mm 90mm

13. Keep lines parallel to each other Use a set square and a ruler

15. 20mm

16. Use parallel lines again

18. 40mm 70mm 25mm

20. 45mm/4.5cm 135mm/13.5cm

21. 20mm/2cm

23. Transfer two lines across as shown to start drawing a building on the right

25. 50mm/5cm 60mm/6cm

26. 8mm/.8cm

27. 95mm/9.5mm 20mm/2cm

31. 25mm/2.5cm

32. Transfer the pavement to the other side as shown

33. 85mm/8.5cm 20mm/2.0cm

35. 20mm/2cm 55mm/5.5cm

36. 50mm

38. 3-4mm