Drawing a torii gate is a great way to practice your perspective and line work. Torii gates are traditional Japanese gates that mark the entrance to a Shinto shrine. They are typically made of wood or stone, and consist of two pillars with a crossbar on top. The pillars are usually slightly flared at the bottom, and the crossbar is slightly curved.
To draw a torii gate, start by drawing two vertical lines for the pillars. Then, draw a horizontal line for the crossbar. Connect the ends of the crossbar to the tops of the pillars with two more vertical lines. Finally, add a small roof to the top of the gate. You can also add some decorative details, such as lanterns or wind chimes.
