How to Draw The Figure in Perspective Pt 1 | Drawing Lesson 6⚡
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to 1 of 3 videos on how to draw characters in perspective! We've got a lot to cover
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I know this is a lot of information I just threw at you guys! Comment what you guys struggle the most with for perspective
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Very, very useful. Thank you.
This was literally the best video on perspective, I've watched so many videos on perspective and they go over my head. What you said about multiple vp's blew my mind.. all my art teachers just told me to keep it to a single vp on the hl which made me so confused when doing different angles . Thanks so much!
You're welcome! Similar to you I had been confused for a very long time because of the multiple VP thing. People rarely teach it!
A good practice is to take a photo of some objects, plop down a horizon line, and then try to plot the VP for each object. It's important to see how things are constructed in real life to apply it to your own scenes and drawings.
This is the best explaination ever i watched
Perspective can get tricky so I want to break it down the best I can!
it took me an hour to finish this video but this is the BEST and most well explained perspective video out there,,,, like before i couldn’t even draw one point perspective and now i can draw tHREE??? keep doing what you’re doing dude because it’s most definitely working :)
Sweet! I'm so glad it's helpful! I'm going to be sharing lots more about perspective and poses once we get through drawing all parts of the body
Rly like this tutorial!
Your teaching method is really awesome 🔥
I will definitely be watching and re-watching this video (and series). Perspective is one of those things I keep going back and forth on, where I'll do it okay, then I'll forget it all XD It's not like riding a bike for X'D
Glad to see ya back, and I hope you had a good break.
Seriously I am always forgetting XD. And it gets more confusing the more I try to explain it. But I'm gonna conquer it once and for all!
@@megamaster0 FINALLY YOUR BACK. Did you get your channel on any other platforms yet? Would like to know.
@@jaycreate7701 I needed to take a little summer break haha. You can always check out my patreon ( www.patreon.com/join/megamaster ). I'll be posting early access to all these YT videos and giving some 1-on-1 feedback on art. Otherwise instagram is the best place to keep up with what I'm doing!
You are such a great teacher!!!! I understood everything !! This much information in such a smol video!!! Hats off to you ❤️ hope your subscribers increase , u deserve more
Thank you for watching! I hope it helps you create some awesome drawings
Thank you so much, your explanation and break downs were really helpful! ♥
I'm glad it could be of use. I'm thinking about making more perspective videos in the future!
Thank you. I like the way you explain perspectives. I've been struggling with it.
You're welcome! There's going to be more perspective videos in the future!
I think you approach was neat and smart. One thing that I would recommend as being very helpful is to delve into what you said about having many VPs into one scene, cause if we take a subject like figure drawing, considering a nice gesture, we won't have just two VPs. However, most books and tutorials, even the best, always treat with the human in a box shape, and immediately go to movement without going too far on how this distorts everything.
That's a very good point that books gloss over all the time! I am not an expert at it but I will try to tackle it more in future videos where we must place characters in a scene.
Thanks for the comment
@@megamaster0 no problem! :)
THIS IS AMAZINGGG!~
Thanks 🙏🏾
You doing great bro
You explained this so well
I'm glad it was easy to understand. I can't wait to break down more perspective stuff in the future!
Dudee this video is mad helpful thank u B)
Your welcome. I made this video because it's something I have personally struggled with. I'm glad it was helpful!
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question explain the placement of L1 in the 2 points perceptive very confused how do you know to place those points on the horizon line
Hi, I don't know if you'll see this comment because it's been a long time since you made these videos... But come on...
First I would like to congratulate your series of perspective and gesture videos, I have been practicing recently following your teachings and I am making progress in my drawing. But a question has just arisen...
Regarding the character's height to the scene, how should I correctly measure it according to the vanishing point? (take into account only 1 vp here) Should I mark my character's base in the "street" of the scenario for example? And the height, how can I score 7-8 heads for him in a scenario with 1 vanishing point seen from the front?
I apologize for my English, and for so many questions. But I'm a little confused about these doubts. Thank you very much teacher!
Thanks for the comment.
Quick tip: make the height of the character relative to something in the scene. For example, if you have a door in the scene ask yourself how tall is your character relative to that. Divide that total height by 8 to start developing your proportions.
I think one of the books by Andrew Loomis goes more into this if you're interested
@@megamaster0 Hmm this tip was really helpful. I'll also take a look and see if I can find this Loomis book. Now I'm going to train, thank you so much!
I could be wrong, but I think there's a section in the book called "Figure Drawing for All it's Worth"
@@megamaster0 Ok, thanks so muchh!!
i struggled exactly with the fact that the wanishing points change with differenct angles(until i read that in a book). I still have problem establishing wanishing points on horizon line tho :/.
Also that means if not all cubes are following the same direction then every cube will have its own points right ?
I wish youtube did show me your video sooner.
Exactly! Every cube with their own angle will have their own vanishing point👍🏾 It could coincide with another object but experiment and try tracing over images to see how it works in real life!
Can you give me the source for the perfect cube? I thought it is more complicated, needing protractor/set squares. The only method to freehand perfect cube that I know of is the eclipse method.
Here is the guide that shows what I did in this video www.architecturerevived.com/how-to-draw-a-perfect-cube-in-perspective/
To be honest I don't find myself having to draw perfect cubes often but it can be helpful to know
@@megamaster0 You skipped some steps, but I'm not sure if it work. Anyway, it is easier to use grid of 3D overlay for perfect cube.
I think you're right. I may have to make another vid to fix that
ngl this actually made sense to me
Dope! My goal is to make it as simple as possible to understand. Look out for more in depth perspective tutorials in the future🙌🏾
It's help ful. Thanks bro
You're welcome!