In a perspective drawing, the horizon line is a horizontal line drawn across the picture. It is usually drawn across the middle of the page, most times in the upper third half or lower third half. The horizon line is always at eye level, and its placement determines where we seem to be looking from, whether that is from a high place or from close to the ground. The horizon line allows you to map your perspective, gives you a foundation, and increases your perspective confidence. ^{liveabout.com}+3 ^{1 2 3 4}