This type of perspective is used when an object is being viewed from an angle rather than from directly in front.

The type of perspective used when an object is being viewed from an angle rather than from directly in front is called "Three-Point Perspective".

Here are the steps to create a three-point perspective:

1. Draw a horizon line: This is the line at which the sky meets the ground.

2. Draw three vanishing points: Two on the horizon line and one either above or below the horizon line. The placement of these points will determine the angle at which you're viewing the object.

3. Draw lines from the vanishing points: These lines will serve as the 'guidelines' for your drawing. They should all intersect at the location of the object you're drawing.

4. Draw the object: Using the guidelines, you can now draw the object. The lines of the object should follow the direction of the guidelines.

5. Add details: Once you have the basic shape of the object, you can add details like windows, doors, etc.

6. Erase the guidelines: After you've finished your drawing, you can erase the guidelines.

7. Add shading: To make the object look three-dimensional, add shading. The side of the object that is furthest from the light source should be the darkest.

Remember, the key to a successful three-point perspective drawing is accurately following the guidelines from your vanishing points.