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This no-prep One-Point Perspective Cityscape drawing and coloring activity is a printable template that blends the bold visual style of Op Art with the fundamentals of perspective drawing. Designed for students in grades 3–12, it introduces key concepts like depth, proportion, and spatial awareness through a fun, hands-on project. The partially completed cityscape provides a helpful guide, allowing students to finish the scene using one-point perspective techniques. The result is a striking, geometric composition that’s perfect for a bulletin board display or classroom showcase.

Ideal for early finishers, sub plans, or stand-alone lessons, this low-prep resource also supports math-art integration. Students can practice graphing and coordinate mapping with the included graph paper, reinforcing spatial reasoning while building artistic confidence. It’s a great way to explore concepts like vanishing points, horizon lines, and structural design in a creative and engaging format.

Once complete, these artworks make excellent additions to student portfolios, math-art showcases, or vibrant classroom displays. Whether you’re planning a full unit or need a grab-and-go resource, this activity supports fine motor skills, observation, and cross-curricular learning—all while giving students a fun, satisfying creative experience.

This resource includes:
3 Templates: ( EASY, MEDIUM and DIFFICULT) Size A4 (8.3 x 11.7 inches)
2 pages of lesson description
4 pages of completed images for reference, one colored and the others blank.
2 graph paper sheets

NOTE
This activity has varying levels of complexity and blank spaces: EASY, MEDIUM and DIFFICULT. You can choose the level depending on the students ability
The students can also use this activity to practice graphing by plotting the perspective drawing on the graph paper provided.