How to Draw a Road with Trees in One-Point Perspective

In this video learn How to Draw a Road with Trees in One-Point Perspective. Enjoy this video and master the fundamentals of Perspective Drawing with regular practice. Use the Drawing and Sketching supplies given below.

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See How to Draw A Simple One-Point Perspective Landscape of A Road and Trees With A Sunset in this Simple Art Tutorial For Beginners. NARRATED VERSION: SUBSCRIBE for a new art tutorial every week:

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For this drawing I used a 4B pencil, an eraser, some watercolour paper and some watercolour paint.

Learn how to draw a simple road with trees in one point perspective in this art drawing for beginners. I then show you one way to paint with watercolor, a watercolor sunset with trees and a road.

Step 1:
Draw a horizon

Step 2:
Draw a dot or vanishing point on the horizontal line

Step 3:
Draw some diagonal lines from this vanishing point, two for the road or path and some more for the base line and tops of the avenue of trees

Step 4:
Draw a tree trunk that fits within these diagonal lines

Step 5:
Draw more trees, getting smaller and closer together as they approach the vanishing point on the horizon

Step 6:
Draw the branches of the trees, split then with “V” shapes to get smaller branches

Step 7:
Add some detail and shading to the trees

Step 9:
Draw a sunset and some textures

Step 10:
Colour in the picture

Step 11:
For this drawing I used watercolour paper, which is thicker than drawing paper, and watercolour paints in solid pans. I painted areas of the drawing with water first and then added some paint, so the watercolour would spread [wet on wet]. Later I let the paint dry and then painting again [wet on dry]

Thank you for watching this short art tutorial. I hope you find it useful for your own perspective drawing and watercolour landscape painting.

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How to Draw a Road in Perspective
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