Method 1: Start from a straight line.
1, draw a straight line, and then mark an endpoint on both sides as the convergence point of parallel lines when drawing perspective effect.
2. Draw a vertical line, intersect with the horizontal line just drawn, and then connect the two ends of the vertical line with the convergence point to form a diamond.
3. Draw another vertical line at both ends of the first vertical line that has been drawn.
4. Draw a cube with the existing lines as the frame.
5. Draw a vertical line in the middle of the front of the cube and a diagonal line on each side.
6. Adjust the left diagonal slightly to the left, so it looks like the roof deviates from the main body of the house to the left. Draw the top line deeper as the roof of the house.
7. Draw the lines of the whole house deeper and make the structure clearer.
8. Draw a rectangle as a door and two squares as windows. When drawing, remember to take the intersection as a reference and consider the perspective.
9. Further improve the lines of the house. You can adapt to your own housing style.
10, color your work.
Method 2: Start by drawing a cube.
1, draw a cube. The lines of the cube are the walls of the house. These lines should be drawn in a symmetrical way, but it doesn't matter if they are not so perfect.
2. Draw a triangle on each side of the cube so that the two triangles intersect. But don't let their ass out of the wall, or the final result will look unreal.
3. Connect the three sides of the triangle to form the roof of the house. If you can't see the house in your own works, refer to the pattern above and try to draw yourself closer.
4. Draw a big rectangle as a door and several squares as windows. Remember, everything we want to draw is three-dimensional, so we should draw some smaller rectangles and squares on the doors and windows to look more exquisite.
5. Edge the picture and erase the extra lines. There shouldn't be too much extra thread, but no matter how much is left, it should be wiped clean.
6. Paint the house, and then it's done! You can choose any color you want. If you need inspiration, go out for a while and see what color the houses nearby are.
Method 3: Start by drawing a square.
1, draw a square and try to keep its four sides straight. You can also use a ruler.
2. Draw another square. This square should be congruent with the previous one, behind the one you just drew. Now you have two identical squares crossing each other. The farther away they are, the longer the house you draw. Draw a house with a roughly regular cube, and the distance between squares should be about a quarter of one side.
Step 3 connect the corners. Connect the corners of each square with a straight line. Be sure to connect every two corners that are closest to each other, so that the two squares are connected, so that a three-dimensional cube can be drawn.
Draw a point on the cube, which is the "top" of the house. This is the location of the top of the roof. This point is relatively higher than the main body of the house, but it cannot exceed the height of the house itself.
5. Connect the top of the cube with this line. Connect them with straight and smooth lines, so that there is a roof.
6. Erase this point and other internal lines. All internal lines should be erased except a few lines that separate the roof from the main body of the house. You can still erase these lines if you like, but it will be more difficult to distinguish the boundary between the house and the roof. )
7. Draw doors and windows. The window should be small and square, and don't draw too close to the door. The door should be rectangular with a round doorknob painted on it. If you like, you can also draw windows on one side of the house, but you need to draw them as parallelograms instead of squares.
8. Colour the house. Draw more details and make sure the shadows are correct. If you choose a lighter color to paint the main body of the house and another color with similar brightness to paint the roof, the effect is the best, and then you only need to paint both sides with the same color with darker tone. This will effectively deal with the light and shade effect of the house you painted.
Tip: If you want your house to look as real and accurate as possible, you can add another line to flatten the roof so that all the lines don't converge at one point. Add more frames and edges to the window, or draw another window on the door, or extend the edge of the roof to form an eaves.
Erase the wrong picture with an eraser.
When you draw with a pencil, you should handle it gently, so it is easier to wipe if you draw it wrong.