How to draw with vanishing points outside the page
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Teoh... it's very satisfying to see you sketch and explain things... 😇😃😃😃
This was a great one for me! I’m working on perspectives so there are a lot of angles and vanishing points Iv been trying to figure out.
🏛🏫🏢🛕🏬. Thanks Teoh, another great video!
saved to favorites as always! thank you so much!
i learned so much! thank you!
Im not really good at this sort of thing but the way you explain, and show is really amazing and understanding. Thank you
please make a series on how to get started with iPad Pro drawing. It would be much appreciated. keep up the great work !
Great, thanks so much for this video!
Thanks Teoh, you do so much for the art community as a whole and I thank you once more for your time and good work. I'm finally trying the Derwent colored graphite you've reviewed and may have gone overboard in getting all colors, blocks and cakes! ha Still fun and I'm carbon inking in details as it washed the pencil lines out which gives a chance to straighten some out. Have a great Thanksgiving friend.
cool... I always learn something from your video...
This was a great help! Thanks so much!
....Yep I learned a thing or two Teoh Yi Chie and I thank You for it my friend.
GreetzZ from The Netherlands.
Thanks a lot for this video!
I was looking for this
Thank you
Hi thanks for your informative. I was just wondering are you using procreate by any chance on your iPad you look like you have an Apple pen? Thanks
I’m using Procreate
Hi Teoh. Thank you I’m using Procreate also. I cannot work out how to make the image disappear so that you just have the perspective lines that you drew in. If it is not too much trouble could you please tell me how you made the image go away. Many thanks
Teoh, thank you for this. Is this a demonstration on what you would do in the field to determine the angles and vanishing point? You're working from photos here, but does this technique apply to real life urban sketching?
This is how I think when I’m out sketching
Hi Teoh! You have very informative reviews) I wanted to ask, which tablet is better for a beginner: the Gaomon m106k or the Veikk A15 pro?
Veikk because the pen does not use battery
@@teohyc Sorry I ment the Gaomon m106k pro))
@@completelyeverythingyt1942 Gaomon M106K Pro should be good. Full review here www.parkablogs.com/content/review-gaomon-m106k-pro-drawing-tablet
You're really good at calculating how to draw the red lines over the building lines, my math ain't that good but maybe someday I'll be able to figure this out. Right now my drawings look like a square because the lines are too complicated. Does using red help?
p.s.: your drawings are insane, they look like photographs
Water colour with procreat please master
This is very helpful. Thank you Teoh. Have you plans for a review of the new urban sketching handvook for beginners that is due for next week?
What’s the title? I’m asking because there are too many USk handbooks 😂
@@teohyc urban sketching handbook: techniques for beginners (by Surita Shirodkar). My local bookshop says they get it next week.
@@carool4348 Yes, I will review that when I get the book
I love this tutorial video, the angles and vanishing points you explain very well could you show us one in paper on sketchbook drawing like your older videos? I love all your videos. and continue to inspire me, if i ever am able to afford a tablet like this one your using which one would you recommend?
The iPad 10.2 inch is most affordable. And the Samsung Tab S6 Lite is most worth the money
謝謝你，這影片幫助我很多
If there’s a sidewalk and a road and the vanishing point is off the page how do I know when to stop using the vanishing point I used for building?
No need to reply to this one. I watched the videos a second time, and I completely understand!
So each building has separate vanishing points?
If the buildings are side by side, parallel or facing each other perfectly, they will share the same VP. If the buildings are at different angles, each building will have its own VP.
Try finding the VP for boxes you can find at home, and move them around to see how the VP moves around and where they coincide (when boxes are parallel).
could you please explain separate VPs for a group of houses going uphill and downhill. Thanks:)
I’ll make a video for that
Hate to be that dude -but you are completely missing the third vanishing point at the top of the page where your vertical lines converge.
Yeah I know. But that's the beauty of art. You can choose to draw it or not. Sometime when working from reference photos, especially those taken with wide angle lens, I don't include the third vanishing point. It's just a habit because when sketching on location, the third VP doesn't come into play usually.
Your video is confusing. You keep saying "you have to measure" but then you wind up just tracing over existing photos. You never show how to set a vanishing point off the edge. Instead you just keep tracing over images and saying "this point is slightly lower than this point" then just trace the roof line. That doesn't tell us anything. You just traced the entire drawing and kept saying "your vanishing point is off the page".
Your comments old, but I'll actually help you out. Look up the Brewer Method. It's a method of actually creating grids with vanishing points off the paper, so you can blow up the center of your drawings and make them huge. To find the angles for those lines, you need to do some math and have basic understanding of perspective, the cone of vision, and the 60 degree COV. But what you want to do is find the inverse tangent of the "height" to the center vanishing point divided by the length to the vanishing point (these numbers are arbitrary, so you can make them small like height = 3 and length = 5 or something).
thank you