Perspective drawing studio

Set the horizon.
Drop a vanishing point.
Draw what's real.

Reno turns the hardest part of drawing into something you can feel with your thumb — build boxes, arches and whole streets in one-, two- or three-point perspective.

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14 guided lessons 1 · 2 · 3-point modes 12 journal seals

Reno canvas: a courtyard arch constructed between two vanishing points on the horizon

On the board Box Arch Street Ground grid Column Stair Door Windows

Why Reno

A drawing desk built around the horizon line.

Every tool in Reno exists to answer one question — where does this edge go? Pick a canvas, place your points, and the guides do the geometry while you draw.

Drawing desk

Start from a blank canvas

Open the desk and pick your mode — one-, two- or three-point. Haptics and snapping are on by default, so edges click into place the moment they line up.

One-, two- or three-point canvases
Haptics & snap, toggled in Settings
Resume right where "Up next" left off

Reno drawing desk with Settings, Journal, Sketches, Lessons and Blank canvas options

Live construction

Watch the guides converge

Drag a corner and Reno fans every edge straight to its vanishing point. Slide the eye-level up or down and the whole scene re-solves in real time.

Eye-level slider from 0 to 1000
Vanishing-point guides you can grab
Undo, redo and a one-tap photo export

Add to the board menu in Reno: Box, Arch, Street, Ground grid, Column, Stair, Door and Windows

Sketches

Your scenes, kept in order

Stair tower, Corner street, Courtyard arcade — every piece lands in Sketches with its mode and object count. Search, sort by name or mode, and jump back in.

Sort by Recent, Name or Mode
Mode & object count on every card
Example scenes to pull apart and learn from

Sketches list in Reno showing Stair tower, Corner street and Courtyard arcade example scenes

Guided path

Learn it step by step, not all at once.

Fourteen lessons unlock in order — from finding the horizon for a standing viewer to boxes, arches and full streets. Each one is a short, hands-on drill with hints when you need them.

Lesson · Eye level

Drag the horizon to the figure's eyes

Lessons break perspective into three-step drills. The first asks you to set eye level for a standing viewer — three stars, a hint button, and a progress bar that fills as you go.