To locate the VP, you need to follow the diagonal lines in the picture as they all will converge at the vanishing points. In 1 point perspective: just one dimension will converge to the VP, the other two dimensions will remain straight. In 2 point perspective: one dimension (ex: length) will converge to a VP, and the 2nd dimension (ex: width) will converge to the 2nd VP while the 3d dimension( ex: height) will remains straight. In 3 point perspective: each dimension will converge to one of the VPs. Here is a link to an old video of mine in which I explain all this: ua-cam.com/video/1miyDqc0bsg/v-deo.html😊
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If i may ask ma'am how to know where's the VP in any picture or if its 1,2 or 3 VPs? 😁
To locate the VP, you need to follow the diagonal lines in the picture as they all will converge at the vanishing points.
In 1 point perspective: just one dimension will converge to the VP, the other two dimensions will remain straight.
In 2 point perspective: one dimension (ex: length) will converge to a VP, and the 2nd dimension (ex: width) will converge to the 2nd VP while the 3d dimension( ex: height) will remains straight.
In 3 point perspective: each dimension will converge to one of the VPs.
Here is a link to an old video of mine in which I explain all this: ua-cam.com/video/1miyDqc0bsg/v-deo.html😊