Perspective Drawing for Beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2021
- My Digital Art for Beginners Course: bradsartschool.com
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Drawing in perspective is pretty easy to pick up and an essential skill that we will be building on in future lessons. It helps with drawing backgrounds. it helps with drawing characters and objects in a scene. Today we're going to make it easy with some lessons and tutorials.
Finally!!! All other art videos ive seen only say “you need perspective” “perspective is one the most important” but never tell you what perspective is or how you use it
A lot of artists can freehand convincing perspective without a grid, but not often willing to demonstrate how they achieve it
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absolutely
When he said... “try it without a ruler” I was like... were we supposed to have a ruler lol
@@mooshybooshy9176 what is that?
Same, I didn't even consider using one until he said that.
i think you should use a ruler :P
@@izyaboicallume
No, not a good advice
I thought I was the only one
I can't believe this content is free on TH-cam 😍
Funny enough this is basic stuff, usualyl ppl learn it at school around 5-7th Grade. Now the probleam is how many ppl actaully want to learn this at that age... lol
But yeah glad he made it, surprisingly enough there are many ppl who alredy finish school and are in to the Univercity and still don't know how to use this. So this helps immensely.
Samee here
@@lrdalucardart your grade don't teach you how to wrote sentence right?
@@labulabi6854 Been a while I've seen a grammatic nazy playing down foreigners for their own amusement. but hey if you have time to waste in pointless comments I guess art isn't your passion... But hey dont be sad, pherhaps you should rethink your career and gear it towards becoming a english teacher since thats probably the only language you can speak at all, at least you should be able to put that one single knowledge to good use and help others instead.
@@lrdalucardart no you do not you learn about 1 straight horizon line nothing about boxes or stretching things in perspective nah none of that
As a person with ADHD and forcing my self to learn. You actually got my attention, very nice. Thabk you, you are very helpful
As a person with adhd and also forced themselves to learn a long time ago and trougled to learn perspective...WHY WAS IT SO MUCH EASIER IN 10 MINUTES THEN IN 7 YEARS???
This dude tought US even more than my art subject on school for 10 fookin years.
This keep make me thinking that School is just a waste of money...
Lol I feel like every here have adhd, 😀😁, finally a place I belong
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@@noobscoopsies1100 As a homeschooled kid, who've never seen the inside of a real school ever in there life, I still wanna go.
I am not a beginner artist and even i learnt so much from this lecture/tutorial. You're the best Brad. Keep up the good work.
Yea me too...because we skip the basics and straight for the best results.This actually helped me so much too
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I'm guilty of just going straight to just sketch and draw
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I have been kind of avoiding perspective for a while now and this video has made it seem way more approachable. It really put things in perspective.
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Help…the…puns-
Edit: *pun
4:31 "It's gonna look sloppy at first. That's okay".
Man, I needed to hear that.
I am witnessing the creation of the most helpful and coolest how to draw series on TH-cam. Brad is Legendary.
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Quick note: One point, two point and three point perspective don't actually have only one, two and three vanishing points. When you rotate the planes you need to start adding more vanishings points, for example if you have hills or boxes at different angles.
The one/two/three actually tells you the number of axis which get projected. 1pp has 2 straights axes, 2pp has 1, 3pp has none.
My brain- 😭😭 just when I thought I sort of understood aksjsks
@@crossed7971 It just means that you can have more vanishing points depending on which way your box is rotated in the picture you're drawing. For example with one point perspective, If you were to draw streets they would *all* be parrarel to each other. What if you want a road that crosses the other ones?? Well then you add another vanishing point, just for that one road that crosses the others. Still one point perspective.
It's important to remember that the vanishing points help us convey 3D space onto a 2D paper, they are *not* real things that exist. Just how we see them in perspective.
One point perspective: the lines of the box facing away get projected
Two point: all horizontal lines of the box get projected in perspective
three point: all sides get projected, now you can look look more up towards the sky or more down towards the ground too. in other words, now the vertical line gets projected too.
@@bluefox5331😮😮 Thank you this helps out a lot 💕
@@bluefox5331 like sub-points among the one Main Point?
Well found Sherlock
damn those students are bullying my boy brad no one can do that. >:(
But those kids are smarter than normal kids
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The fact that you put the effort into making such engaging videos is mind blowing. I cannot sit through other tutorials because my attention span is not the best. But I can sit through your videos with no problem! Thank you
I might be an animator for a studio because of this man.
I know right! I was never interested in art until I watched Brad's videos.
It's bloody hard work and not that well-paid. Still fancy it? If so, great.
For someone who wants to take prep for architecture in college, lemme tell you, drawing without a ruler is freaking hard, I can't get enough practice no matter how much I do.
Edit: wow... I forgot about this comment. So, I couldn't make it to architecture. I tried, but due to some unavoidable reason, I couldn't partake in the exam. I'm currently studying medicine, which I'm not loving. Peace out✌️
I've always needed a straight edge whenever I've drawn in perspective, as well...Not to mention edging out the panels for my comics
I want to pursue architecture soon
You have found use for the mx ax f(x) stuff?
oh same, i have two years to improve my art and visual techniques before i get into architecture school
Its just completely opposite from me
One of the very first things I learned as an artist while taking visual arts classes in the 8th grade...
And one of my favorite ways to draw environments
I have always liked using perspective to draw environmental pictures of city scapes
This is incredible! The major thing I would like to see a video on is shading, I still haven’t gotten that down.
I’m a complete beginner to drawing and these videos are a huge help!
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When I needed perspective the most, Brad just uploads it just in time!
OMG YES FINALLY I NEEDED THIS
I like how they side he has hair on his lips but it’s a mustache 🙃
Just me? Ok 👍🏻
I thought I was the only one 🙂👍🏻
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@@anormalperson9552 what? you don't even know what woooosh is
Your lessons are SO USEFUL I’m a beginner and this is the first time I see an actual helping basics tutorial. thank you.
Ok I learn way more than my teachers teach me in 50 mins when this is in 10-20 minutes
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YEEEYYY NOW THERE'S A WHOLE VIDEOOOO THANK YOU PROFESSOR B!
No joke Brad this was worth the wait! Keep it up dude this really helped me out and motivated me to keep trying. Take as much time as you need for the next episode because clear quality instruction is way better than quantity!
at 17 i always felt embarrassed watching beginners art stuff but this has been super helpful more than anything i’ve watched after years of trying
I'm 36, if your just starting something, you start at the beginner level, you ignore your stupid ego that doesn't know what's best for you and you learn it in the method that has been determined as the best way to learn, always making sure to look for alternative methods and viewpoints, you're not getting any younger I'm afraid.
Trust me, you'll get over it as you get older because you'll do it so many times.
Could you cover how to keep the proportions of a body constant?
He sorta skimmed on that in the poses video if that's any help
By doing keyframes in your animation
scared and excited cuz next we may talk about foreshortening!
gosh i've been drawing for years and foreshortening is always the worst 😫
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I am baffled yet very thankful that at the moment that I was just thinking that I should study perspective, this video was suddenly suggested to me. Thank you always for the awesome content you make!
Honestly one of the most underrated people out here is you please keep up the good work never give up and achieve your dreams brad , and i didn't skip ads because you really deserve it
Thank you for a video I was starting to think you would only do shorts
I've learned so much from this series! You have no Idea how much you've changed my passion for art!
Brad your videos have helped me out immensely especially with the Loomis method because he really doesn't go into much detail in his books.
ooh i saw this from your community post and did end up in my recommended, nice video!
Your lesson are litterally addictive
Please make more episodes in this series! I love these so much 🤩
Love these videos! Already tried the newbie part with 1 point, then the advanced with 2 point perspective - never have I ever drawn more realistic looking house...
This really helps me a lot Teacher Brad. Thank you so much for doing this. This makes me a great artist since I am a beginner.
This is literally MAGIC! I am in awe teacher Brad! Now I know why I cant draw perspective drawings with multiple vanishing points! I had been doing it by feel before but now this sorcery shall aid me for the rest of my life. Thank you.
Such great tutorials! Thanks so much, I’m really loving these 😊
Watched multiple videos on one, two, three point perspectives .... But never really understood how it works in practical application !! But this one helped a lot ❤️
This is such a simple yet effective way to teach perspective. 👏
Great content, format and pace. Many thanks!
It's really easy to understand, thank Brad so much!
I really love your videos, thank you for doing such incredible job
I love your approach to teaching these fundamentals, great work😊
why is this video so useful lmao. I thought I was just dumb for not understanding how to apply all these concepts, but after hearing you explain it, I realize a lot of the things you really need to know just are skipped over in other lessons. Thank you.
Where were these videos when I most needed it
Why is this video so easy to follow/learn from. That is a skill some teachers which they had. I can confidently send this video to anyone, even my 7 years old sister.
These videos helped me so much + gave me a lot of motivation ✨
Ok I wanna give my advice as a noobie - when you try to connect two lines following the vanishing points and it isn't working, try connecting it to a different one. When I tried drawing in 3 point perspective I always tried to connect a line to horizon vanishing point that should be connected to the vertical one and I finally figured it out.
Thank you so much for helping me see things from a different perspective. Your videos are so helpful and very well done
Thank you so much for the helpful vids Brad!!!
This is the best art tutorial I already can do perspective now
You're great Brad... God bless you always!!!
I like how i was struggling with this in art class today and this pops up on my fyp
I love your videos Brad , made everything a little easier. Its never late to learn!! also i would like you to explain hair and clothes !! i hope you and your family are safe !!
I've always tried avoiding learning perspective but today I gave it a shot and came across your video. You made everything easy to understand and the activities were fun to do. thank you so much for this I'll be coming back to you in the future 🥳🥳🥳
I've been crying all morning because perspective is required for an exam of mine and I had absolutely no idea HOW to use the grid. this helped a ton thank you so much
this was very helpful. I would say i am at the begining stage of art and drawing in perspective so i appreciate the effort and shared knowledge here.
Love way you teach mr.brad
👏👏👏👏👏 what a class! what a professor! what a video! haha love it!
Finally a video with interesting way of teaching I see most of the channel dint have such techniques they just talk and draw very little. You make beginners like us interested
Thank you for the lessons! I have really struggled with perspective so this video is helpful!
best teacher ever Mr. Brad!!
This is a really great series!
Such a nice video. I love the effort given in this.
I have been watching brad’s art school how to draw series and watched all episodes 1000 times.
I finally understand everything! I am happy that i found this Channel 😍
This is really helpful! Thanks, Brad.
The most in-depth (no pun intended) video I’ve seen so far. And also what is your stabilization at your lines are straight AF!
Plz don't stop making these videos they are helping me a lot thank u so much
Thank you so much I just discover your serie and I'll follow it, it's so helpful!
The best channel for beginners. . Thank you
Thank you so much for making this.
30+ years ago I heard of a drawing aid which was a reducing glass with a grid etched on the surface. I have searched desperately for one with no luck. I think this is the ultimate freehand perspective tool. It would be possible to use a regular glass with an etched grid but the reducing glass has the added feature of pushing the image farther away. This has at least 3 benefits, first it makes for a smaller device easily held in one hand while still drawing, second it lets the artist draw indoor scenes and close objects as if everything is farther away then they actually are, and third it forces the artist to observe with one eye closed conceiving the composition as would a photographer using a camera's viewfinder.
U work so hard man,lots of love you inspire me to create animations everyday
just found this channel, really fun with those humor and animation style of teaching something, hope this channel get more subscribers
I love this video, so easy to understand. Thank you so much :)
Wow great info. ,thank you Brad for this video!
Definitely will try this out, thx
I love the beauty of perspective drawing
I liked the video, however, there is a rule called 60 percent rule in two point perspective(it can be in other points perspective as well, but I am only sure about two point perspective). The two point perspective means that the two points you have in your horizon line, only 60% of them applies to the real world scale. For example=Your distance between two points is 6 cm, among the 6 cm, the real world scale applies till only 3.6 cm(60%of 6cm). So, you have to cut the remaining 2.4 cm evenly in both sides for a good composition and evenly cut the 2.4 cm in the vertical segment as well.
Thank you!, love your homeworks
Most simplified explanation thank you🙌
Just why you are so good Sensei
Best art teacher ever you are great keep going 👍🏻
Sir you are like God for me. Thanks for the help.
I love brads video keep it up
This is very helpful! Thank you!
OMG I've been waiting forever for you to post this!!!!!!
Very cool, love this!
this helps me, i love ur content!
THIS WAS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for this video, it really gave more meaning to my understanding of perspective.
Excited to learn from you
thank you. you explained it very well
I finally understand what perspective is, this video is a godsend, thank you
Holy moly.. This is gonna help me improve perspective a heck of a lot.. Thank you for making this! 💫
I learned so much from your channel when I was 7 years now I am 10 but a pro artist, thank you for making this channel 🥰
WOW just what I needed 🤩 thanks