The two missing point perspectives describe the object by using two missing points located far apart on the right and left on the horizon line.
A perspective with two missing points is used to draw the perspective of an object that has a horizontal line group that is not parallel to the image plane, or in other words the horizontal line group always forms an angle with the image plane.
- Perspective of points one and two
In architectural perspective images with two missing points are usually used to describe the exterior of a building. Two missing point perspective images are the easiest and most widely used perspective drawings, this is because the results tend not to be static and not symmetrical and therefore more reasonably seen. Can be used for any situation both interior and exterior of the building.
- Results of perspectives of hand sketches
