How to Draw a Chess Board in Perspective: Step-by-Step 

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Thank you for the good question. Imagine or draw a line from the base of the white queen to the vanishing point used for the chessboard. And then imagine or draw another receding line from the top of the white queen to the same vanishing point. Now imagine or draw a vertical line on any of the squares where the queens base line is found. The vertical line should stop when it touches the top receding line, from the top of the white queen. This represents the height of the queen. Now you can draw the black queen at the right height on any of these squares. If you want the queen on another place on the chessboard, draw two horizontal lines, top and bottom, on where the piece is, as in one-point perspective shapes only change size when they come forward or back, not side to side. Hope that helps, regards, Tom

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Hi, I just measured it by eye, just what looks right. Hope that helps, Tom

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