This document provides instructions for drawing a one-point perspective hallway using a pencil, ruler, eraser, and paper. It reviews key perspective drawing terms like horizon line, eye level, and vanishing point. It demonstrates how to draw vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines converging at a single vanishing point to create the illusion of depth receding into the distance. Examples are given of additional details that could be added like garbage cans, windows, posters, people, and signage to finish the drawing.

1. One Point Perspective Hallway
Copyright Norma Nickel

2. A Little Review of Perspective
Drawing Terms
• Horizon Line
• Eye Level
• Vanishing Point
• Vertical Lines
• Horizontal Lines
• Diagonal Lines
• Draw a Line from the Vanishing Point

3. Diagonal Lines
Vertical Lines
Horizontal Lines

4. VP
Horizon Line =
X
Eye Level
Vanishing Point=VP

5. VP
Horizon Line =
X
Eye Level

6. VP
Horizon Line =
X
Eye Level
Draw a Line from the
Vanishing Point

7. To start with, you will need:
a pencil,
a ruler,
an eraser
a piece of 8.5”x 11” or
a 9”x 12” drawing paper.

39. Hallway One-Point Perspective Drawing
By Youni S.
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40. Hallway One-Point Perspective Drawing
By Jisoo S.
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41. At this point you might add other features and
people to your hallway drawing such as:
• Garbage can
• Windows in doors
• Posters on the walls
• Teachers supervising
• Students going to class
• Books in an open locker
• Secretary in the office window
• Office sign, Room numbers

42. Created by
Norma Nickel