Let’s re-propose the panorama that we are able to see on this video tutorial in a brand new spring model:

We draw the identical sequence of traces ranging from the horizon line and from the vanishing level, which can be set to the correct of the sheet. After that we draw the convergence traces of the timber, and the vertical trunks.

The timber are drawn with an indelible black marker, respecting the heights of the converging traces, including the branches to the stems and attempting to skinny the traces of the timber within the distance. The convergence tips will then be erased. After the timber we draw the traces of the street and the fence, which all the time converge on the vanishing level.

To attract the fence, we draw two extra traces alongside the street and draw the posts of the fence, taking care to attract them completely VERTICAL and throughout the convergence tips. On the horizon line we draw the road of the mountains or hills that would be the background of our spring panorama.

As soon as the drawing is full, it may be coloured freely with watercolors, with inexperienced fields, leaves and flowers on the timber, the nation grime street and the blue mountains within the distance. To make the panorama extra practical on the finish we add the CAST SHADOWS of the timber and the fence, with pencil or watercolors.