Introduction to Perspective Drawing -- 1994 Chalkboard Lectures with Marshall Vandruff
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- This is the introduction to Marshall's 1994 Chalkboard Lecture Series on Perspective. It explains terms and means and introduces you to the course. The entire series of 12 lectures is $12 -- that works out to just $1 per lecture! It's available on Gumroad here:
marshallart.gumroad.com/l/wbwxz
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7:35 "Let's look down on someone as we often do in life."
Woah that got cynical quickly.
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I been wondering why the Internet seems to love Marshall.
I now understand. this man is a treasure.
What an exellent speaker he is, wow. 20 mins went by no skipping no nothing, went smoothly and I have gained a lot. Thank you!!
This guy was in 1994 but entertaining like 2020
me=2020
im from the future....and its still entertaining....
I'm in 2020, and oh boy do we need Marshall's humorous sensibilities. .
My self isolated days don't get started until it's time to login to his Bridgman Bootcamp class on Zoom.
(and sometimes, he sings)
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@@NatMatReal Oh yeah. and something he sings what he says.
a master artist..... he is no joke.... teaches crystal clear, i love his personality
I just bought this video series.....amazing!! worth a hell of a lot more than $12.....and no, I don't work for mr Vandruff
Same! can't wait to go through it
Same same same! Tho I'm so jealus at his students!
Introducing mathematics into visual art, fascinating
Edit: Whenever he says “Watch this! watch this...” I always think of Bob Ross.
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"Wardrobe by Goodwill" ...Oh boy, I love Marshall's sense of humor!!!
marshall...both you and Proko are Sages of the nexus that is perception. I very rarely appreciate hearing what others have learned in there life but when it comes from people like you it is a treat. thank you for existing.
This is THE best money I ever spent on art lessons. Thank you , thank you, thank you Marshall. If any of you watching are serious about advancing in your artistic pursuits this will provide a goldmine of returns. ❣
Mr. Vandruff has such an engaging way of talking. Thank you for making the lecture fun!
I've finished the courses and all I have to say Marshall is the KING of perspective. I'm so grateful to him, you changed my vision now I can see on x-Ray and draw better, not bad for 12$ lol it's just insane ! I hope you'll make more contents because I've never seen an artist and a teacher like you … I'm stunt and so happy because it's a relief to get what is perspective, without it don't even think to be a good drawer it's something that you can't miss. A big thank you from France to you Marshall and I pray to see you again online for another sharing of knowledges :)))))
Thank you for all these kind words. I am working on more. It's taking some time, but I'm hoping to make it worth the wait...
So I will wait impatiently lol thank you for your reply . Wish you the best and take care
@@MarshallVandruffVideos Some day!
You're a wonderful teacher and I love hearing you talk. I'll be buying this asap!
Thank you so much for this wonderfully informative and useful vid! I really love and feel thankful for your teaching here!
This man is so excited and I absolutely love it! thanks!
Just bought these on your website! Thank you for making these available to the public!
Great series.
The vanishing trace I found to be pretty ground breaking.
Also it makes reading books later on the topic of perspective to reinforce the knowledge much easier to follow.
this guy is a delight to listen to :) the tone, approach and explanations are all so well suited for this complicated subject matter
This is the first time I am hearing about Arial perspective I tried it on really basic perspective drawings and it does wonders thank you sooooo much master
After watching this video I went ahead and paid the $12.This truly is an amazing deal!
you're just the best teacher...I am in awe
I put my finger on the screen, yeah that's how i roll
@Marshall Vandruff wow u are the best teacher there is out there, by far , thanks !!!! you're clarity is a true gift
This guys voice just makes me so excited to learn.
You're everything I aspire to be as a teacher and as a person, Marshall
I hope you start your own separate podcast. Thank you for this excellent lecture.
Best teaching ever for people who have trouble with the abstract. of course I am spending the $12.00 to buy the series. This is going to spare me so much mental torture.
D E May I ask if these videos come with English subtitles? I’m a foreigner and I need subtitles to fully understand 😭😭
where did you buy it?
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Marshall, you are an excellent communicator and teacher.. this video was excellent. Thank you for sharing this information. I would have paid 12.00 just to watch this!!!! Can't wait to start some other courses from you! By the way love the Drattsmen series.
Marshall you are really ahead of time. ^_^.. this is really a great lectures and very entertaining.
Thank you for your contribution. Great job in explanation!
What a wonderful way of teaching . I am gonna buy your lectures such a wonderful thing to learn at very affordable price yippeeee
favorite video about foundations, thanks Marshall for this
WOw! you're an Amazing teacher! :) thanks for this! i wish there would be more videos like these on the channel!
If only there were more artists who understood their craft, and art the way Marshall Vandruff does his, there will more of us who would be interested in art, who will understand art, and patronize art
YOU ARE AMAZING, There I had to say it, now back to watching the course :)
Awesome! Thank you. Heading to your website now.
You are an amazing teacher!
So much enthusiasm! :D
I bought his course is the king of perspective for 12 $ it's nothing it worth the price , I can't wait new courses from him, his voice is very entertaining and fun no dull moments when he speaks like that ! Thank you Marshall to make me love perspective instead hate it or be afraid of it :))
You're welcome Gold Diesel...
Great stuff as always Marshski!
This is the best educational video I've ever seen..Thank you sir!
Thank you Paul. Let others know, and I'll put what I can into doing more...
excuse me sir: but... you are a beautiful 5 stars teacher... with all my respects, you are a great tutor! thank you very much for that geomety introducction, that was magnificent to clearfy many things I had forgotten!
clear & complete...thank you!
Great introduction I will definitely buy the course.
Thank you. Great work
thank-you so much for this video sir
I've just watched up to video 4 - having purchased these lectures yesterday - amazing value for money and very easy to download and view. I have always been able to draw (more or less) but I never understood what I was doing. It's like being able to sing and then someone showing you musical notation. Wonderful, Mr Vandruff, THANKS SO MUCH!
Thank you Judith - and you're welcome!
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I feel like Bill Murray at the end of scrooged. I get it now!! I really really get it now!!! Must say though, after I found you on proko i was very disappointed to find you only have a few videos. Please make more.
Thank you. This is amazing.
Oh man, perspective magic. Definitely worth more than 12 bucks.
You are amazing! Thanks brother
You're just the best teacher dude
I’m only at about 5 minutes in, but watching this at 1.5 speed is hilarious (in a good way). Really helpful with the spice of entertaining!
Have a great day/night, Jesus loves you ❤️
I purchased the full course and they were great. Solved many problems I couldn't understand just reading the books about perspective.
Are the courses still available?
@@pamkarnes5171 yep
Thanks for sharing ur knowledge
Watching this makes me feel like a little kid being entertained by a great magician.
SAME
8:30 That is so trippy. It feels like it shouldn't do that but it works so well to illustrate the idea.
love this!!!
Really enjoyed it
.. I put my finger on the screen. 🙈 you explain very well and simple to understand, even for me, with english being my second language. Thank you.
Solifer - Isn’t it so refreshing that you have know problem understanding something very clear in your second language. He is good!
Thank you Marshall. Invaluable information from an amazing teacher.
c'mon marshall! The world wants your knew proko perspective course!!
I have, this morning, for the first time in my life, drawn a 3-D cube that I know is a cube. It is a problem that has bugged me for several years: how do you know how far back to go (towards the vanishing points) to match the depth to the lengths of the front square? You can draw the back edges clearly too deep and you can draw them clearly too shallow, so there has to be some point where they are 'just right'. I had to wait until lecture 12 to get the answer, such a long wait that I got worried that the answer was beyond the wit of mankind and remained unsolved. But it is not. It was solved a few hundred years back. I have now drawn a perfect, platonic, cube, glorious in its accuracy, in proper 2-point perspective in my sketch-book. Now, shall I tackle a 3-point cube or go for a tetrahedron in 2-point? I think I'll do both. Sky's the limit now!
You are reminding me that there is a reason I now introduce students to Plan Projection early in their training to get that question out of the way. But as much as it relieves tension to know that their is an exact way to project, it's much more valuable to imprint the proportions of the cube into the brain by practice. Not practical to always be projecting plans. Much better to sketch and say "that looks right".
I do agree - as with learning a foreign language, better to go for it and risk some grammatical errors. Still, it's good to have a dictionary and a basic grammar to refer to. Very pleased to be able to check - it's not so intuitive how one side can foreshorten so much more than the other.
Something I need to work on everyday and really get good at too.
Great explanation thank you!
Very Nice Marshal Thank you
Brilliant.......thanks
Very interesting!
Seems to be quite useful for new learning
brilliant vidéo. merci
Colour and texture can also give illusion of depth
Thank you. 🙂
“Wardrobe by Goodwill” I love that!
I love your face and voice! makes it less bored! :D
And damn i learnt a lot from just this video! Definitely getting the 12 lectures!
Love your voice.
Mr. Vandruff, could you post a video on how to draw a tilted cube? I think it would be helpful.
Thank you.
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wow I am learning something
Awesome job, Marshall Vandruff. 👍🏾. But, do you run your website’s deal still? That was my request. Thank you. Polyvios Christoforos.
Brilliant
wow, that is a good deal. I'm in
This guy had the dilemma of not being taught Perceptive in his younger day as he found nobody wanted to teach it due to all the maths involved. So he did it himself. What I have discovered from him is Perceptive takes a few years to learn as it is much more and harder than 1, 2, and 3 point perceptive. I want his knowledge. Subscribed. I like your style Marshall
Very nice
man this is good stufffff
Thx marshall
Great information Marshall, Thank you for sharing. In Italy ,the school day is from 8am to 12pm. This information is taught to every student at the 6th grade level. one point and two point perspective. We were building architectural models of existing buildings, cathedrals, castles from copies of actual floor plans. That was back in the early 70's. This information should be part of the curriculum in elementary schools in America. It will give every student a different perspective on life and nurture artistic creativity at a young age. The people that are in control of the curriculum of the public school system in America are completely and thoroughly incompetent and are detrimental to the education and welfare of the children in America. So sad.
So true. We never did anything in 'art lessons' except mess around with paint. We were also not taught anything about evolution (UK, 1970s). I hope this has changed, but I'm not sure.
at 12:31 you caught my attention lol really cool
I recommend the old book "perspective made easy"
Did it help you understand perspective better?
This is my thang.
So this is where it all began
looking forward for 2018 perspective series which meets the advanced demands of the nowadays industrial designs, architect, etccc
I'm working on series for 2020 that will be more comprehensive, but surely Mizo - you know of Scott Robertson's books and videos, right? It's all there, done very well. Here are my reviews of my favorites in book form: www.marshallart.com/reviews/draftsmanship/
he is a great artist with stunning works but i have never seen someone explaining perspective the way as it should be for example as you did with the old intro to perspective series the enthusiasm in your teaching makes me absorb info faster which i don't forget, also when you explain a matter you put in your considration the student's Brain , most of the lessons out there for art they skip that considration and they go directly to explaining the last experiance they have acquired and forgetting explaining the first steps they followed to reach to that point of knowldge which makes their lessons more like " how to draw a face" and after watching it the student will copy and draw only that same face for the rest of his life :D
i believe that art is a cumulative science you never understand what's over the surface unless you had dived into the deep at least once. so what about someone you are trying to explain to him what's over the surface !
will wait 2 more years :)
thx for the books link
and btw i'm advanced perspective user the best books in art and perspective i had read are books back from 1800 -1900 : just one perspective plate of theirs is worth 100 books of nowadays books
i'm just looking to Add more and filling the empty holes in my art knowledge's pillar
Thank you for the kind words Mizo! Indeed, that is one reason why I'm taking so long - I work to see it from "the student's brain" because I found perspective so hard and wished someone would make it easier. Your words encourage me, and I am on it...!
welcome,
through my perspective study since 2005 which is very tiny compared to you, perspective is hard and impossible and can make student frustrated only if the student started on the wrong foot and learning from wrong sources with wrong sequence in curriculum order, that's why it is very dangerous to study it as a self-taught material
perspective Spells should be taught by Gandalf :P
and the funny fact after learning it the right way it turned out i was familiar with the perspective since i was born and since i had started seeing the world with my eyes, it turned out i was able to recognize the perspective language long time ago but i wasn't able yet to write it on paper
Wow! You're cool!
11:41
This is everything what you will need in 2030 to study perspective
16:57 A sphere sliced obliquely will not result in a sphere, but rather something elliptical. I'm sure the author knows it too, I just wanted to point that out to those who might have got confused.
Hello Marshall! I'd like to ask you something. Would you recommend for a beginner to learn perspective and anatomy at the same time? I'm kind of overwhelmed with the incredibly useful contents You and Proko provide, and I can't really decide whether I should follow the anatomy series that Proko is doing right now, or that I should just stick to drawing cubes, and objects, rather than people. Thank you!
I think it's best to study them alongside each other because they are interrelated. It may not seem so - buildings and boxes seem so different from torsos and hands, but Proko is going about it in the tradition of the old masters - learning the body and how to show it "in space". You could spend a year on both subjects, more or less alongside each other, each contributing to the other.
Marshall Vandruff Thank you for your answer Marshall!!
Looking at the head as a box instantly helped me tie things together... Even though I studied the planes of the face and how to draw features before that, it was still hard to place them right. And perspective is like instant help. You don't even need to know perspective perfectly in case of the head, just know where approximately will the lines converge, but it's a big-big help. Shows how useful perspective is. I think Loomis even said that it's probably the most important subject for an artist. PS Sorry for intervening.
Max Webster Hello Max! No need to apologize, I appreciate your comment. :) Any advice and experience is useful for a beginner, thank you for sharing yours!
Hahahahaha just get this course and it feels somewhat like MIT 18.01 Fall 2007 XD
Marshall is f*cking awesome :D
Hi Marshall Vandruff . Can I purchasing this course with payoneer master card? Because of I have no paypal account. I am very interested for listening you creative lecture.Thank you.
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