Hello to all art lovers on the internet !! I am already a week away from going on vacation from work yay !!! ^ _ ^.

On this occasion the theme of this guide is something that all cartoonists love but for strange reasons they rarely apply it is their work, and I mean the perspective, this technique is if applied in our drawings an image will be achieved much more interesting and a view from very striking angles, this topic is broad and because of this this is the first of 4 guides focused on how to apply it correctly in our works, today is the introduction to the perspective on solid objects (cubes ) and how to project them through the different vanishing points.

The perspective consists of representing on a flat surface the illusion of space and distance, by means of a straight line representing the horizon, together with several parallel lines projected from a vanishing point, create the sensation of depth.

As we saw with a single vanishing point, the projected objects can only be parallel to the horizon line, being vertical, perpendicular and convergent towards a single direction, but at the end of a second vanishing point the characteristics of the projected objects or figures they change substantially in view of the viewer, whether low, above or at the same level of the horizon, enriching the possibilities of creating more interesting views and angles.

Adding a third vanishing point to the perspective can be projected shapes and figures, at great heights, an example would be drawing very tall buildings, seen both above or below, this vanishing point is usually located in front of the eye level from the viewer, usually in a 90º angle with the horizon line, it should be emphasized that this type of drawing is not exclusive for the drawing of buildings or architectural, it is also very useful to represent figures and characters seen from extreme angles, like the familiar eagle view or worm view.

The perspective is the art of representing on the flat surface the objects in the form and arrangement in which they appear in our sight, it is important that we be aware that the only way to draw the scenes as faithfully as possible to our reality is by observing with Carefulness and care.