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In this tutorial I'll show you how to sketch this London building in a very simple and loose way using two point perspective.

Thanks again for everyone's patience as I recover from the flu! I appreciate all your support and encouraging comments. I'm nearly back to full health but still taking things slowly and trying to pace myself (it's challenging when I like sketching so much! 😆).

SUPPORT FILES: Please download the high resolution reference below as well as the template so you can easily sketch along with this tutorial.

SHARE: Post your sketches in the community group chat so we can see your work and you can comment on others sketches 🙌🏼 (Patreon ‘App’ or on PC/MAC desktop browser in the 'Community' menu).

MATERIALS: Uni-ball Eye (aka Vision) Ultra Micro 0.38mm / Princeton Aqua Elite Round 10 / Posca Fine Marker White / Baohong Watercolor Paper 300gsm 100% Cotton 7"x5" /  Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor 16 Pan Set (Colors Used:  Purple Lake / Yellow Ochre /Alizarin Crimson Hue/Ultramarine/Cerulean Blue/Turquoise/Viridian Hue/Sap Green/Burnt Sienna/Paynes Gray)  - Amazon Affilate links above earn me a tiny commission at not extra cost to you!

 

 

 

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Lorna Graham

This looks fab Scottie, can’t wait to have a go. So good to hear you are getting there, sending very best wishes 🙏🏻

Kerstin

So happy you are feeling better. I only watched the start of the tutorial yet, until you said, so lets put a dot 😀 i look forward to do this tutorial tonight.

Thomas Laur

Good to have you back, Scottie! Love to start with the sketch :-)

Gary Zeff

How much different would this look with 3 point perspective? How high would the vanishing point be? Thanks

andrea ong

Glad you’re feeling more yourself, Scottie!

Karen

Glad to have you back—but don’t rush your recovery. Your family and your extended family (all of us) want you back healthy and well.

Steven McGuire

Really cool. Need to be mindful for myself how the Horizontal line levels change. I keep leaving them at the same angle.