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This document discusses perspective drawing techniques including vanishing points, 3D letters, stairs, shapes, reflections, shadows, and drawing animals in perspective. It notes that perspective drawings often include at least one vanishing point off the page and that two vanishing points should be far apart for accurate perspective drawings.
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