Thanks to this video, I just realized that the vanishing points in two-point perspective always represent a 90 degree cone. I've worked with field of view in the past, when 3D modeling, but I've always placed my VPs arbitrarily when sketching. From now on, I'll be able to set up my page with care. Thanks!
Your videos are my savior! I have a question, though: Shouldn't there technically be two 45 degree VPs (since the diagonals which are more horizontal looking are also all parallel to one another)? I have been trying to figure this out on my own using veeery large pieces of paper, but to no avail... Would appreciate your input!
In reality, the 45 degree line can go to either side and it will work, but you should only use one line at a time so the drawing doesn’t get confusing, and only one at a time is necessary.
I hope you can still make more videos about perspective, because I'm beginner that know nothing about perspective, I have read scott robertson book but some of the content are very difficult to understand.. I bought everything about perspective from gumroad just to learn it, but none of them are teaching the foundations.. If you ever come back, please make more videos, or a foundational course video and ebook in your gumroad and teach everything you know about perspective, I mean from the very basic to advance. like cone of vision, station point, how to mirror curve and tilted planes and objects, off page grid, y x x sections, isometric drawing, rotating objects and cubes, 3point perspective and more multiple vp's, section drawing, and how orthographic views works and how many views can you make etc... because I saw some pro like feng zhu used buttom, front side top views to draw insects and bugs.. there's a lot of things that I didn't know yet and how to use or to make them.. I know these will be a huge demand to ask..but I hope you can make this possible sir. thank you very much
I appreciate your interest in my channel and videos! My future plan is be able to build more videos and content, but unfortunately my teaching schedule prevents me devoting the time it takes. My videos are very labor intensive and I simply don’t have the ability to produce right now. Keep following the channel and hopefully I will be able to make more content soon.
@@DrawshStudio thank you for the quick response, I appreciate it too..one thing that caught my attention is your way of teaching and you are very knowledgeable teacher..it's very rare to find like pure gem.. Hope to see more in future, and if you can, please add those topics above. I will wait for it. again Thank you so much sir.. takecare
thank you so much for all the perspective videos you have no idea how much they’ve helped me. i have never see anyone else teaching the stuff you teach and i kept wondering and guessing around drawing squares and other stuff in perspective. im so grateful now that i found your youtube thank you so much 😭🙏🏼🙏🏼
0:55 its not a 45 degree vp. You have to draw a straight line, from the lowest corner of the cube (station point) to the horizon line, and the angle between the line of sight and the diagonale line would be the dvp, i woul estimate it around 10-15 degree.
I do t agree with your analysis but I appreciate your comment. At that moment I am illustrating the idea of looking straight down, not in perspective, and making the point that a line through the diagonal of a box would be 45degrees through it.
Ive been watching art stuff since 2011 and you have by far the best perspective videos ive ever seen.
I really appreciate that :) Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
yes, the best perspective technical channel
Thanks to this video, I just realized that the vanishing points in two-point perspective always represent a 90 degree cone.
I've worked with field of view in the past, when 3D modeling, but I've always placed my VPs arbitrarily when sketching. From now on, I'll be able to set up my page with care.
Thanks!
It’s nice to be able to have a more accurate setup :)
What a perfect video on perspective grids! Explained everything I was having trouble with while learning architectural drawing from a book :D
Awesome! Books are very helpful but sometimes videos make it more clear. Glad it helped!
How amazing you are. I can't tell you how much your videos help us. Thank you you're the best
That is very nice, it makes me happy to know you appreciate the videos!
your videos are pure gold. thank you for making them!
My pleasure :) Thank you for watching and commenting!
Your videos are my savior! I have a question, though: Shouldn't there technically be two 45 degree VPs (since the diagonals which are more horizontal looking are also all parallel to one another)? I have been trying to figure this out on my own using veeery large pieces of paper, but to no avail... Would appreciate your input!
In reality, the 45 degree line can go to either side and it will work, but you should only use one line at a time so the drawing doesn’t get confusing, and only one at a time is necessary.
ive never commented on any other youtube contents ever since i was bone. Thank you so much.
Your very welcome, thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment!
Better than my teacher, so she makes us watch it instead this is read of doing it herself. Great vid!!
Thank you, glad your teacher is sharing the videos!
I hope you can still make more videos about perspective, because I'm beginner that know nothing about perspective, I have read scott robertson book but some of the content are very difficult to understand.. I bought everything about perspective from gumroad just to learn it, but none of them are teaching the foundations..
If you ever come back, please make more videos, or a foundational course video and ebook in your gumroad and teach everything you know about perspective, I mean from the very basic to advance. like cone of vision, station point, how to mirror curve and tilted planes and objects, off page grid, y x x sections, isometric drawing, rotating objects and cubes, 3point perspective and more multiple vp's, section drawing, and how orthographic views works and how many views can you make etc...
because I saw some pro like feng zhu used buttom, front side top views to draw insects and bugs..
there's a lot of things that I didn't know yet and how to use or to make them..
I know these will be a huge demand to ask..but I hope you can make this possible sir. thank you very much
I appreciate your interest in my channel and videos! My future plan is be able to build more videos and content, but unfortunately my teaching schedule prevents me devoting the time it takes. My videos are very labor intensive and I simply don’t have the ability to produce right now. Keep following the channel and hopefully I will be able to make more content soon.
@@DrawshStudio thank you for the quick response, I appreciate it too..one thing that caught my attention is your way of teaching and you are very knowledgeable teacher..it's very rare to find like pure gem.. Hope to see more in future, and if you can, please add those topics above. I will wait for it. again Thank you so much sir.. takecare
Thanks you very much, glad the teaching is working for you :)
Unbelievable thank you
Your welcome, thanks for the comment!!
Good stuff, keep it up. Thanks
My pleasure, will do!
thank you so much for all the perspective videos you have no idea how much they’ve helped me. i have never see anyone else teaching the stuff you teach and i kept wondering and guessing around drawing squares and other stuff in perspective. im so grateful now that i found your youtube thank you so much 😭🙏🏼🙏🏼
I find this stuff better explained than draw a box . drawing 250 cubes is useful tho :)))
I am happy you found the channel! Thanks for taking time to let me know and supporting what I do :)
Thank you :)
The best video I’ve seen on this thank you !!
Awesome, thank you for saying so!
You explain perspective grid construction better than every drawing book i own. Could you please make a video on 3 point persective grids as well?
Thank you :) I will out the three point grid on the list of possible content for the future :)
❤🔥thankyou
You are welcome, thank you for commenting :)
I realize I was drawing the grid all wrong until I watched your video it took me a min to unlearn what I learned but thank you
Awesome, glad that this video made things more clear! Have fun drawing grids!!
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Excellent content!
Thank you so much, glad you like the content :)
0:55 its not a 45 degree vp. You have to draw a straight line, from the lowest corner of the cube (station point) to the horizon line, and the angle between the line of sight and the diagonale line would be the dvp, i woul estimate it around 10-15 degree.
I do t agree with your analysis but I appreciate your comment. At that moment I am illustrating the idea of looking straight down, not in perspective, and making the point that a line through the diagonal of a box would be 45degrees through it.
@@DrawshStudio i was was a little bit nitpicking. otherwise your doing a good job, with your perspectiv videos.
thank you
You are welcome, thanks for commenting :)