Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

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Assignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective

Lesson by

Marshall Vandruff

in The Perspective Course

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Draw Your Name in One-Point Perspective

Try drawing your name or some other text you care about into deep space using one-point perspective. Start with a straight-on view of your name, then extend lines from the corners to a single vanishing point to create depth. This extrudes a flat front plane into a three-dimensional form.

Deadline - submit by Mar 05, 2025 for a chance to be in the critique video!

Glenn Hughes

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I went for a more ambitious font which created some interesting challenges when extruding the curves. It's not always obvious when a line is necessary to sell the illusion.

Max Long

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This was a bit tricky. I’m not so sure about that “X”, but it is a start. I thought about putting some shading to it, but I decided to leave it be. I might work with it in Procreate or Affinity.

Andreas Kra

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13h

Here are some one-point perspective letters I worked on.

Randy Pontillo

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19h

I took the opportunity to practice with my chisel pen after i was done (its a 3.8mm Pilot Parallel Pen for the curious)

Rachel Dawn Owens

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18h

This is perfect and I love the message.

Maria Bygrove

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Is it cheating to do these in Procreate?

Pootchky

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Why not also try it traditional

Tim K

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That was fun, I remember doing this in school after learning 1-point in art class 25 years ago..

Rachel Dawn Owens

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23h

This looks so clean. I like the side by side with the construction lines. This is a great way to learn 1 point perspective. M is a tricky letter. If it’s symmetrical on the font and back planes, I think that corner on the back would come down a touch further. The V shape on the front and back planes should run parallel next to each other. Anyways, you nailed it. And so quickly. A+ 👍