Do You Make These 2 Common Perspective Mistakes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Don't let these 2 common perspective mistakes affect your drawings. Understanding them will make it much easier to avoid spoiling your architectural drawings with a feeling that something just doesn't quite look right. Get on the right track now, with this video.
Mr Travers, from to bottom of my heart i THANK YOU for the priceless informations and knowledge you share with this world for free. I just discovered your youtube channel and you made me happy. Thanks a LOT!
My pleasure Pablo. I wanted these to be accessible to everyone. Please tell your friends as well about my channel. That will help me. 😀
Oh wow, finally, I can understand perspective. The way you have explained it is very helpful. Thank you so much for taking the guess work out of this difficult element of sketching.
Thanks Kim. It’s very encouraging to hear you say all this. Please tell your friends about my channel if they draw. That would really help me. 😀
I am teaching myself to draw and I got stuck 😢. Thanks to your videos I see the light again, I am motivated and started to enjoy drawing . THANK YOU ❤❤❤
That’s great Marty. I’m so pleased to have helped get you started again. Enjoy your new enthusiasm. 😀
Life saver!
That’s encouraging to hear. Thanks 😀
VERY helpful. Now I can quickly check where is the problem in my sketches. Thank you! :)
That’s great to hear Angelika. This type of approach can be really effective at times.
Dope vid! Really solves the issue that i had with my perspective sketches
I love to hear this Nitta. All the best with your drawing. 😀
Thank you, you explain everything so clearly!
Thanks. That’s very encouraging to hear. Please help me out by telling your friends about my channel. 😀
Here I was not so confident about being an architect
This is easy
Excellent! My work is done!😀
Oops. Asked and answered. Thank you Stephen.
That was easy. 😀
Excellent lesson and channel!! Thank you so much Stephen! I’m a filmmaker by profession and an oil painter by hobby. I want to draw faster and better so I can communicate what’s in my head on storyboards. This is wonderful! Thank you!
Thanks Arabella. That’s great to hear, so glad it’s helpful for you. It would help me if you could tell your friends who draw about my channel. All the best, Stephen. 😀
I don't get how the tops of people's heads line up with eye level. Wouldn't they be too tall in this instance?
Apparently I’ve told you already. 😀
Have been struggling with perspective for ages, then stumbled upon your lessons here, grazie mille
Excellent news Linda. Welcome aboard my channel. I’ve just posted a video to celebrate my first million views on TH-cam with my considered top three tips from all the advice/ teaching that I’ve given in over 470 videos. Have a look if you’re interested. 😀
thanks, so important facts
My pleasure. Glad it was helpful. 😀
This is a very good video mate. Do you have a video explaining the difference between the horizon line and the eye level line at all? Cheers.
Thanks John. There is no difference in perspective theory. But I don’t like to use horizon as the ‘horizon’ in a scene, where the sky meets the earth, does not necessarily line up with the perspective horizon. So I only use eye level which doesn’t have a confusing second possible meaning. 😀
@@stephentraversart Thanks for the reply mate. Lots of the videos on TH-cam covering the subject leave you confused on certain aspects. Your videos are very good. Cheers.
Great explanation as aways!
Glad you found it helpful Ratus, thanks. 😀
Thanks for this...such a great help!!!
Good to hear Jacey. Thanks.
THANK. YOU.
Happy to have helped. 😀
Thanks, clicked in my head!
Great. All the best with it. 😀
Thank you!
My pleasure 😀
I love the fact that you have the concepts very clear, and you're able to show us this aproach. I hope I can get yo understand this clearly, I'd love to see more examples, and also a paper full of small houses that meet all the perspective reauirements to be realistic👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Karla. Glad you find the videos helpful. You’ve given me an idea for a future one. 😀
Thinking about eye level from the beginning and keeping it in my mind will make perspective work much better! Thank you so much!!
Glad it was helpful! Have fun exploring 😀
Just found your wonderful tutorials,there's a wealth of information and really well explained, I loved art at school in the 70s but only just getting back into it. Thank you for a super upload, Best wishes to yourself,family,friends and fellow followers.
Thank you for your generous comment. Please tell any friends who draw about them if you think they’re helpful. 😀
@@stephentraversart, My pleasure. Thank you for the reply,of course I will let folk know about your channel its tops,I live in Germany and there are many medieval towns I'd like to draw and thanks to your work I can start a step at a time,I'm starting to look when out for vanishing points,Horizon lines and eye level,thanks again,Best wishes to yourself,family,friends and fellow fans.
@@SunShine-dk6rk I have friends in Detmold, so I know that town. Such beautiful and old architecture. I envy your subject matter all around you.
@@stephentraversart Detmold is a great place,so much to see and do I was last there in May and there was a fantastic craft fair there,yes oldy worldy buildings and streets make great subject matter,thank you for your reply and Best wishes.
Very Very useful 👌 and good luck
Great to hear. Thanks. 😀
Easy to understand tutorial, was found your channel and I'm really happy to learn background again, thank you so much ^^
Wonderful on all counts. Thanks Celine. 😀
What about the lense mode? (Long lense vs normal lense vs wide angle(fish eye))
This can look great, but it is in effect a deliberate distortion and so is beyond my experience to generalise about I’m afraid. 😀
But with that eye level so high, if you add people then won't they be too tall. If the tops of their heads are level to the horizon line.
Eye level is the level of the eyes of the person looking at the scene or of the camera more often, it is only the same level as people in the scene if the ground is all level and they are on the same level as the viewer/camera. Does this make sense Diane? 😀
Thank you so much. It will take practice to get it right, but your explanations really help. You are a great teacher.
Thanks Liz. That’s very kind, and satisfying to hear. All the best. 😀
Oh and thank you. Your way of teaching is very clear.
This is very satisfying to hear. Thanks Diane. 😀
Amazing, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful. 😀
Thank you for the valuable infornation
My pleasure Ann. Hope it helps your drawing. 😀
Super helpful -- thanks!
Always encouraging to hear. Thanks 😀
Great lesson, thank you! 😊
My pleasure Fatima. 😀
Your videos are educational and fun.
Haha. I’m so glad to hear it. 😀
Your "correct" drawing has a flaw that is even worse. The windows get smaller the higher up they are. It looks completely wrong.
I have drawn hundreds of buildings from life and photos and I can assure you it is a common architectural feature that the ceiling heights get lower as the building rises. The windows usually reflect this. But of course, this was just a notional building with features artificially arranged to illustrate the mistakes more clearly. 😀