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How to Draw Famous Buildings : St. Paul's Cathedral Melbourne ( step by step )

Learn How to Draw Famous Buildings : St. Paul's Cathedral Melbourne ( step by step ) SUBSCRIBE :    / @theonepenarchitecture   Watch Next How to Draw Famous Buildings Playlist:    • How to sketch Architectural Corbel   Learn how to draw St.Paul's Cathedral, the famous Baroque church designed by sir william butterfield St. Paul's Cathedral Melbourne: St. Paul's Cathedral is an anglican cathedral in melbourne Austraila . it is the cathedral church of diocese of melbourne . it was built in 1926 by Architect william butterfield and the style of this church is known as Gothic Revival . for this drawing i am using only one black pen to show you guys how can you sketch an Architectural building or a monument or any piece of art . so make sure you watch the whole video as in order to understand it clearly step by step. ( Strokes , cross hatching, shadows, themes, choices, points, dots etc) Watch my Latest Drawings: 1: how to draw famous Architectural greek temple caryatids of erectheion (    • how to draw famous Architectural greek tem...   ) 2: how to draw famous casa mila building perfectly with pen ( Famous Italian Architecture ) (    • how to draw famous casa mila building perf...   ) 3: how to sketch classical old street lamp ( ancient themed Architectural drawing ) (    • how to sketch classical old street lamp ( ...   ) Background non copyright music credits : 1:keys-of-moon-into-the-blue-sky ( https://www.free-stock-music.com/musi... ) 2: alexander-nakarada-frozen-mountains ( https://www.free-stock-music.com/musi... ) 3: fm-freemusic-calm-and-relaxing-piano ( https://www.free-stock-music.com/musi... ) 4: alexander-nakarada-land-of-pirates ( https://www.free-stock-music.com/musi... ) Thankyou for Watching See you next time... stay safe and stay updated for more inspirational videos about Arts and Architecture.. thanks best regards THE ONE PEN ARCHITECTURE