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- Perspective drawing techniques give your art greater depth and accuracy. In part 5 of this Drawing for Beginners course, we’ll learn the basics of 1-point perspective and 2-point perspective. Once you understand these basics, you can get your drawings to pop off the page!
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I swear to god, i seen so many videos about perspective besides my art teachers when I was young, and even so I never manage to get it, but then comes your tutorial and all of the sudden I manage to understand it, thank you!! It was so useful!! ✨️👍🏻
This channel deserves so much more subs, the quality of material is astonishing, the editing is great, and the manner of educating just makes sense. Really hope to see more content here.
making a vanishing point seems like it helps so much and watching this video just made me realize how much time can go into drawing art great video
👁️The perspective angles are the most important hidden points which give us a REALISTIC appeasing satisfying ending to our SKETCHES 😎❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for these videos, they really help me understand very well.
I'm so glad they help you.
you are so underrated I wish more people could just get to the point like you do also could you do a vid on poses
Thank you, HIPPO! I appreciate that feedback. I'll have a video out on the human figure soon, so stay tuned.
Thanks 🤩
Hey HIPPO HEAD Studios! I just released a video covering the human figure along with poses. I hope it helps you out: th-cam.com/video/G8qR4LGp0gA/w-d-xo.html
I bet that this guy soon will have x10 subscribers in no time
Thanks for believing in me! 😄
Epic tutorial!!! This series is helping me a lot!!!
Yes! Thanks Mr. Comic Art. I'll keep at it. 😄
Oh I am so happy for you! 2k! You deserve it so much. Btw I absolutely love your editing, transitions, and intros!
Thank you so much!! I'm really glad you enjoy it. My goal is to make these videos as informative as possible without boring people too much. It can be a challenge sometimes. 😄
You are one of the best on youtube! Congrats on your inevitable success!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate that.
These videos are so helpful I feel like I found a hidden gem ❤️❤️ THANK U
That's awesome! Thank you for the kind words.
A brilliant and cogent dialog about the art of perspective. Thank you for breaking it down so eloquently. This insight was brilliant and I so appreciate you taking the time to share this instruction with the all of us. Excellent work!
Hi just wanted to say i just found your videos and i like them. truth be told i have been trying to learn to draw on and off for like 2 and half years my sister says i have gotten better but there are still parts i really don't understand but i i hope one day to get to the point people like what i make and i can make people feel things.
Thanks! Keep it up and have fun with it. With time and practice, I promise you'll continue to get better.
Love the videos. Helpn me learn alot. Thanks
Awesome, I'm happy to hear it! And thanks.
Good stuff
Your the best man very helpfull
Thanks! I'm happy it helped.
Still sticking around :)
Yes! 🙌
Showed me that I need a lot of practice. I did relent and use straight edge. As I draw from left to right, I tend to bend my straight lines up therefore the straight edge reduces my frustration for now.....................
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Wow this made things so clear. Thank you
You're welcome. I'm glad it was helpful!
Amazing vid! This is very practical with perspective actually being used to draw object instead of just drawings boxes in empty space Idk if you missed drawing in three point perspective because it's hard for beginners or others reasosn, but still a good video regardless! Hoping to learn how to draw that car at some point because I'm dying to know! Can't wait for the next topic!
Thank you! That's exactly right. Perspective drawing is important for all subjects, and cubes are just a simple way to demonstrate the basics. I did try to limit this some for beginners, but 3-point perspective can definitely be a future video topic.
Thank you for showing this drawing method! but can it be possible if we use this method for drawing people?
Yeah, you sure can. In fact, I show some of this in action in my How to Draw Hands video (around minute 3) - th-cam.com/video/SeHrKx32a5M/w-d-xo.html.
Perspectives when drawing people can help you draw the foreshortening of the figure more accurately.
*YESSSS CONGRATS ON 2K!!!!!!*
*also your fanart is done I’m just trying not to post much lol I’ll send the unlisted link if you want*
TYSM! 🎉🎉🎉
Oh, awesome! I can't wait to see it when you're ready. Out of curiosity, why are you trying not to post much? hehe
I’m planning to just do animation memes now and for me to do that a animation meme usally takes me a month👁👄👁
Also here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9Iwz2BCok0U/w-d-xo.html
@@_Sapphires4YourLove_ Oh, very cool. I'll check it out.
@@_Sapphires4YourLove_ Wooowwwww! I dropped a comment on it, but I thought I'd let you know here.. it's amazing!
Thank you! I saw the comment I’m glad you liked it it took me a while since i never drew a rhino before :D
Ok like for e.g. how do you know where to put the vanishing point when drawing a car?
You can do this by tracing the lines of the car in the air and continuing to draw the line straight out to the horizon. If it's a picture, you can do this even more accurately by placing a ruler or straight edge on the lines of the car and seeing where it vanishes on the horizon.
With 2-point perspective, you can get a good estimate of where the vanishing points are located based on how close or far the car is from you. If it's closer, you get a more extreme perspective, and the vanishing points will be closer to the car.
Which Sketch Book would you use doing this, and what about "Newspaper?!"
I recommend smoother paper with smaller "teeth" so you can easily draw your lines straight: bristol or hot-pressed. This particularly helps on detailed artwork with lots of buildings.
When I draw the boxes they don't come out like yours. Idk what I'm doing wrong, it's so frustrating
What do your boxes end up looking like? Also, are you drawing your lines with a straight edge? If not, it'll be more challenging since free-hand lines are less accurate.
@@RTIFEX when I try to draw the back side of the cube like at 1:39 it just ends up looking wrong. I'm not sure how to explain unless I showed you a picture of mine, not sure if you can do that in a comment though. No I'm not using a straight edge, should I be doing that?
Cubes yes .. jeep no 😂