Hi. I would highly suggest visiting Artwod's intro in drawing course since it delves deeper into the topic and explain it better than I could, but in short, if you struggle with perspective: - determine horizon line (HL). To do so, look at the objects around. If you see top side of an object (turquoise), it is located below the HL; if you see bottom side (dark blue) of an object then it is located above the HL. If you can't see neither top nor bottom side of the object - that is where your HL is (that tabl's surface is a good example of an object that is close to HL). - determine vanishing point. It can be done by looking at where lines of the objects converge to (see red). In one point perspective like in this drawing, there is one vanishing point, so all side lines should convert to it. The top and bottom lines (green) should be parallel to the HL and vertical lines (pink) should be at 90° to the HL. Hope it helps! | Artwod Feedback