Is this two point perspective?

[ct065918]

For me it seems like two point perspective and not one

[rajillustration]

It is 2 although the second point was never drawn. If you use a ruler, you can see that the angles perpendicular to the drawn point are not all the same, so they converge somewhere to the left, off the page.

[ct065918]

Thank you so much. And what do you think about this? I think it's also two

[Shanny8]

It's 2 point perspective- the second "point" would go off to the left.

The second one is still 2 point. One point perspective would come directly towards you the viewer...

[ct065918]

Thank you! So much!!

[IndigoShirtProd]

this is a standard example of two point perspective, but the ones from before work too.

[gabriellabalagna]

Hi, so I know this was already answered, but here's a little tip, cause perspective used to give me such a hard time!

In 1 point perspective the top and bottom lines of the cube are perfectly horizontal and parallel:

In 2 point perspective the top and bottom lines of the cube are not horizontal, they go off at an angle. Also, they are not parallel, they eventually converge at the vanishing point.

[ct065918]

Thank you so much.Your explanation is so clear!