PERSPECTIVE: ONE-POINT

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-SIX+ structures
-Painted with INTENTIONAL COLOR SCHEME using Kuler.com (https://color.adobe.com/create)
-Must reflect some 'play' beyond the tutorial.
-Post to blog

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