Two-point Perspective

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This two-point perspective project was a bit challenging for me at first. This is the first I really used two-point perspective and I believe it was challenging to me because, I didn't completely understand how to draw the guiding lines for the different angles on the horizon. It was just a trial and error process however, I do like the outcome of my artwork and I will definitely practice two-point perspective in the future.

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