**The prerequisite for this course is Easy Two Point Perspective OR Advanced One Point Perspective!**
In this course, students will receive step-by-step instruction for drawing three-dimensional objects, buildings, and street scenes in 2-point perspective. We will review vocabulary terms such as the vanishing point, vertical line, horizontal line, and diagonal line. Throughout the class, we will discuss different ways 2-point perspective can be applied to art, and students will be encouraged to try out some of those ideas on their own.

Detailed information about each class session can be found in the syllabus.

Artwork may or may not be finished by the end of this class, but students are encouraged to participate in the critique nonetheless, and are also encouraged to finish the art outside of class and upload photos into the classroom.

It is important to note that I take all learning styles and needs into account and scaffold the instruction and wait time for students to finish accordingly. As some students finish quickly, they may be directed to take a break or begin a new drawing, so that others who work more slowly are given the time to keep up with artists who work more quickly.
I like to give my students simple steps, encouragement, positive feedback, and plenty of time to work on their art. My classes are about the process and the experience, not the finished product. Often we don't finish the project before class ends, and when this is the case, I encourage my learners to take a photo when they are finished and upload it into the classroom!