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Master 1-Point Perspective

Learn to create compelling front-facing architectural and urban scenes in this beginner-friendly guide with @07Sketches!

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2-Point Perspective Drawing Tutorial

Follow along with this 2-point perspective tutorial! Scroll to the end for inspiration from our creative community!

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Oldies but Goodies

We’ve made dozens of tutorials, workflow demonstrations, and other videos for previous versions of Concepts - many of those concepts still apply in the current version. They’ll look a bit different, but they’re chock full of good drawing techniques that transcend time.

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[A] productivity bonus is to sketch ideas in meetings and throw them up on a big screen in real time, then send them to the attendees while they are still in the meeting.

Craig Burns, Architect

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