Two Point Perspective - using measuring point method - 

Wow! I've found a lot of videos on this, but this is the most CONCISE one! Short and to the point! Very useful! Thank you!!

Wow, I've been really desperate for this answer for most of 2020 I owe you one

Clever,clever stuff. Great tutorial.thank you.Paul UK

best video and I've seen a lot

If you place an Incremental Measuring Scale on the Ground Line you won't have to do that "funky" thing with the top cube. Check out Andrew Loomis' Successful Drawing page 49 - He uses Measuring Points throughout the book. The distance between the two points should be even but the exact distance will not make that big of a difference. About an inch or so on either side of the Station Point.

whats the degree to get the vp from the sp?? and also to get the msp??

hi, i have a question, i know the angle formed between two vanishing points is 90 degrees, i would like to know if the angle formed between the two measuring points is 90 degrees too? I know that the vanishing points and measuring points are on different planes, but I would like to know if the vanishing point 1 that forms measuring point 1 together gives 90 degrees?

thank you so much

Maybe the best perfect cube in perspective video