Title: Creating Complex Compositions in Space using One-Point Perspective

Materials: - Pencil - Eraser - Ruler - Paper

Steps:

1. Start by drawing a horizon line in the middle of your paper using a ruler. This line represents the viewer’s eye level.
2. Choose a vanishing point on the horizon line. This point will be the center of your composition.
3. Draw a rectangle in the center of your paper. This will be the table.
4. Draw two lines from the vanishing point to the top and bottom of the rectangle. These lines will represent the table’s depth.
5. Draw two rectangles on top of the table. These will be the table settings.
6. Draw two lines from the vanishing point to the top and bottom of each rectangle. These lines will represent the depth of the table settings.
7. Draw two chairs on either side of the table. Use the same technique as before to create depth.
8. Draw a rug underneath the table and chairs. Use the same technique as before to create depth.
9. Finally, draw a picture on the wall behind the table. Use the same technique as before to create depth.

Tips: - Remember to use the same vanishing point for all objects in the composition. - Use light pencil strokes so you can easily erase any mistakes. - Experiment with different objects and arrangements to create unique compositions.

Congratulations! You have successfully created a complex composition in space using one-point perspective. Keep practicing and experimenting to improve your skills.