First, do some perspective exercises.

1. Determine the height of the figure and the position of the horizon, draw the main perspective lines, and determine the perspective relationship of the picture.

2. Determine the outline of the building at the lower right of the apparent horizon.

3, draw the outline of the building, and then strengthen the relationship between light and shade of the building.

4. Draw trees, shrubs and hedges around the building.

5. Use marker to strengthen the relationship between light and shade and complete the drawing of the picture.

Second, the characteristics of a little perspective: the direction of the vertical line remains unchanged, and all horizontal lines are deformed.

1, draw a rough perspective line and determine the perspective angle of a good picture.

2. Draw a reference object to distinguish the area between the road and the grass by the roadside.

3. Draw other landscape elements according to the reference.

4. Strengthen the relationship between light and shade and depict the texture of landscape elements.

Third, two-point perspective

1. Draw characters with the scene, and determine the apparent horizon of the picture through the characters.

2. Draw the outline of the building.

3. Draw the windows of the building and pay attention to the perspective relationship of the windows.

4. Draw the outline of trees, shrubs, hedges and arbor grasslands, and then describe them in detail to strengthen the light and shade relationship among trees, shrubs and hedges.

5. Draw the background light and texture of the plants and buildings in the foreground and the grass in the foreground, and strengthen their light and shade relationship.

6. Draw the outline of the trees and shrubs behind the building and describe them.

7. Draw the backlight shadows of trees, shrubs, hedges, figures and buildings in the picture, and adjust the picture to make the picture rhythm even.

8. Two-point perspective is a widely used perspective method in landscape renderings. I hope beginners can practice two-point perspective more.