At this point let’s review the ground rules of perspective in creating a box. We'll go through a few examples of both one and two-point perspective, and then illustrate several different rotations and tumbling boxes.
Step 1:
Step 2:
Draw a box below the horizon line. (It doesn't have to be a perfect, equal sided square, it can be a rectangle if you like.)
Step 3:
From each corner of the rectangle, extend a line to the vanishing point on the horizon line. These lines will represent the top, bottom, and two sides of the three-dimensional box.
Step 4:
Draw another rectangle parallel to the first one connecting each of the corners to the lines receding to the vanishing point. This will represent the back side of the box farthest away from you.
Step 5:
You can create a solid looking box by simply erasing the lines which are hidden by the solid plane.
Your one-point perspective box is now complete.
