I want you to know, my husband and I put our heads together for over an hour to understand "Placing a Figure on a Street" from Perspective Made Easy for over an hour yesterday before I had to call it for my sanity. You've made it so simple. In Perspective Made Easy, Norling used a specific vanishing point and traced the top/bottom of the known figure through to it. This, of course, only works if your new object is in line between the object and the given vanishing point. If I'm understanding correctly, for something like a figure in space, we aren't trying to build cubes or walls, just heights. The vanishing point is whatever we make it on the horizon line. Therefore it doesn't matter where on the paper the new object sits, we don't have to trace the height back to a specific vanishing point, but through the top and bottom of a known object, to the horizon line, in the same spot. It's so, so much easier. Thank you! I felt so dumb trying to understand their super simplified (and therefore very confusing) diagram.
Hello. Could you please tell me what the book is like overall. I'm considering buying it, but the reviews on Amazon, like always, give praising reviews. Cheers.
Hello. Could you please tell me what the book is like overall. I'm considering buying it, but the reviews on Amazon, like always, give praising reviews. Cheers.
@@johnellison1635 overall I think the book is solid. It's small and can typically found for really cheap. It's an older book, but the core concepts are all there.
really helpful vid, one question. if I were drawing a line of telephone poles, any tips for getting the width of the poles correct? Seems to be my stumbling block. I practice with cubes however 5 cubes in row will nail the height but the width and gap between cubes is clunky.
Perfect right when I’m studying about perspective!
Same
I also do some cute art. Hopefully people will watch my work also one day :)
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@@jakeshanley9583 thanks💖
Dude... you're a genius artist and teacher. Thank you!
Once again your art is super clean, I love it, thank you for another video.
I've never clicked so fast in my life👀👀 can't wait to learn more
I also do some cute art. Hopefully people will watch my work also one day :)
I want you to know, my husband and I put our heads together for over an hour to understand "Placing a Figure on a Street" from Perspective Made Easy for over an hour yesterday before I had to call it for my sanity. You've made it so simple. In Perspective Made Easy, Norling used a specific vanishing point and traced the top/bottom of the known figure through to it. This, of course, only works if your new object is in line between the object and the given vanishing point. If I'm understanding correctly, for something like a figure in space, we aren't trying to build cubes or walls, just heights. The vanishing point is whatever we make it on the horizon line. Therefore it doesn't matter where on the paper the new object sits, we don't have to trace the height back to a specific vanishing point, but through the top and bottom of a known object, to the horizon line, in the same spot. It's so, so much easier. Thank you! I felt so dumb trying to understand their super simplified (and therefore very confusing) diagram.
Ah yes
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Hello. Could you please tell me what the book is like overall. I'm considering buying it, but the reviews on Amazon, like always, give praising reviews. Cheers.
Hello. Could you please tell me what the book is like overall. I'm considering buying it, but the reviews on Amazon, like always, give praising reviews. Cheers.
@@johnellison1635 overall I think the book is solid. It's small and can typically found for really cheap. It's an older book, but the core concepts are all there.
@@deathtothesystem Thank you for the reply. Cheers.
exactly what i remembered from Robertson's How To Draw, thank you for the reminder !
Super helpful!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
Wow~!! Wonderful drawing!!! I enjoyed your video.🥰🥰🥰
This was really helpful, Just what I needed, Thanks
definitely checking out those classes, thank you
One of my favorite lessons. Dan Beardshaw is an amazing mentor!
Love anything you post 😍😍♥️
You are awesome when it comes to know how to draw perspective.
This will be quite insightful
Such a great video. So easy to understand and nice to watch.
Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another video! thank you!
Your channel logo looks very similar to Adam Duff's channel
I also do some cute art. Hopefully people will watch my work also one day :)
Hmmmmm in my opinion,drawing boxes looks handy.
Im trying to learn how to be better at drawing cars so thanks!
really helpful vid, one question. if I were drawing a line of telephone poles, any tips for getting the width of the poles correct? Seems to be my stumbling block. I practice with cubes however 5 cubes in row will nail the height but the width and gap between cubes is clunky.
Very usefull video!
Tnxs men 👍❤
really helpfull for me ❤❤
💖 this is amazing 💝👌
How did you do the window
Dear lawd thank you
Free course? Nice
first here！ definitly going to love this！
I also do some cute art. Hopefully people will watch my work also one day :)
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plis draw for a rotatio object
I want to draw some person but i dont have pencil can you give me one
I also do some cute art. Hopefully people will watch my work also one day :)
I think this is fantastic..thank you for your help
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