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2) Simple TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE Urban Sketching For Beginners! (Fundamentals) (Patreon)

Published:
2024-08-30 00:00:44
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2026-03-02 01:51:29
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2026-08
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In this tutorial I’ll show you how to sketch this cute cottage with a simple ink and watercolor technique. So we’re focusing on two point perspective, and how to add main shapes and details without seeing the vanishing points.

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) Micro 0.5mm /  Princeton Aqua Elite Round 10 / Princeton Aqua Elite Round 12 / Posca Fine Marker White / Baohong Watercolor Paper 300gsm 100% Cotton 10.2”x7” / Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor 16 Pan Set (Colors Used:  Yellow Ochre / Alizarin Crimson Hue/Permanent Rose/Ultramarine/Cerulean Blue/Viridian Hue/Sap Green/Burnt Sienna/Burnt Umber/Paynes Gray)  - Amazon Affilate links above earn me a tiny commission at not extra cost to you!

 

 

 

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Lorna Graham

Loving this Scottie, can’t wait to have a go 🙌🏻

Kerry Stafford

Thanks Scottie. That was so much fun.

michael byrd

Scottie it’s a delight learning this loose brush work technique with you. You simplify my understanding of perspective and proportion without bogging me down with academia.

Kerstin

Thanks a lot for this really great tutorial. I learned a lot. Some one wrote, stairs/steps are difficult and i agree. I feel somehow, they dont follow the perspective rules? Or do they? 🙆🏼‍♀️🤪🙆🏼‍♀️

Saskia

Thank you so much Scottie for this tutorial!! I have learned a lot and now I know how to sketch such a cottage in the right angle. The ruler helps me in the beginning to set the structure, as you also showed in your tutorial. Drawing the horizontal line is a great tip. Thank you also for your patience to learn us the right skills ;-)

Debra

Love this tutorial, but I must admit that I still struggle with perspectives.

Alan

I loved this tutorial. The focus on perspective just made sense and somehow clicked with me. Great demonstration of loose style and I enjoyed the shadow & light stage. Will try this one ASAP!

John Oliver

I loved this class and the way you broke out the perspective. Especially the back roof angle. Your classes are really wonderful! I struggled on two key elements that I think could use additional explanation in another tutorial video. 1: I am having a hard time mixing colors and balancing water in pan and on brush to align with your project. 2: Additional explanation on how to measure to get relative dimensions would be great. It’s really useful but I am finding it hard to do.

Amanda

Another fun tutorial! I had a bit of trouble with the stairs, but otherwise, I had a lot of fun with the dark highlights and splatters and felt a bit more loose. Thanks for another great tutorial, Scottie!

Mamatha Balasubramanian

Thank you for this great tutorial Scottie. I did a sketch along with you on regular paper. But my steps look wonky. The bottom part of the side face of the steps (the L shaped side face) - is that angled towards the vanishing point on the left?

Nancy French

When drawing the cafe, I really lost my perspective, making the street way to close to the cafe awnings among many other problems , but I am learning a lot, thanks, Scottie!

Rayna

I have the 7x5 paper… will that be too small? I have the 7x10 as well but was just wondering about the preferred size of the finished drawing. ✍️