Is this a good tutorial to show the importance of perspective

I don't actually understand what I can do about the planes that aren't parralell with the horizon. do they follow a different horizon?

>>3069986
Can you give me a visual example?
I can probably help you if you do.

I need this because my friend will likely strike the same issue.

>>3069927
Basically explain this >>3064886

>>3069986
>>3070017
I've never really thought about this problem before, but it looks like that picture is just showing the viewer that horizon lines exist in a perfect circle at all times, and you just have to keep everything square (Vanishing points at 90 degrees)

I don't even mess with that though as it's too much planning for me to care.

>>3069986
>>3070031
I always just raise the vanishing point if you're talking about tilting boxes, but I'm not Scott Robertson, so I don't do much more planning than cone of vision.

File: Untitled-3.jpg (75KB, 1212x1896px) Image search: [Google]

75KB, 1212x1896px

>>3069986
I think you might be talking about this, but I'm not sure.

Just keep everything 90 degrees and in the same cone of vision if you want it accurate.

File: Boxdegrees.png (31KB, 532x299px) Image search: [Google]

31KB, 532x299px

>>3070017
>>3069986
Here's another example of the 90 degrees in action.

I'm not close to the box, so there's no distortion.

I'm a bit confused as to what it is you need help with