I see that this video is 7 yrs old so I’m not sure you will even see this but I searched how to draw a room in 2 point perspective. I watched at least 6 or 7 that were totally silent (except for the poor music selections). I was starting to think I had a defect. But with you actually explaining things it seemed so obvious and easy. Thank you so much. I just wanted to draw my craft room to check the furniture placement and get a better idea of whether or not it would be what I wanted. Long story short, thank you. Your video was perfect. I have enough confidence to give it another shot. Lol. Thanks again. ❤
@reneelav7 thank you so much!!! I had started this channel for my high school students. I retired 6 years ago, but still add videos from time to time. So glad it helped. Thanks again!!
One of the person who has the patience and honesty to show her skill. I have seen lot of videos on you tube on perspective drawing and they were missing steps, fast forwarding, timelapsing. They just want to promote their channel and draw users to purchase their course for full lesson or draw user to support them on paetreon. Thank you ma'am for sharing this.
Thank you for your kind words. I am by no means professional enough with video to do anything flashy, lol. This is how I taught my HS classes before I retired. Your comments made my day. 😁❤
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 Please keep teaching. Make videos. You are a wonderful teacher. I wish you all the best and good luck for future endeavours.
Thank you!!! I’m 31 years old and I totally enjoyed every second from this great video, I was smiling for the entire 25 minutes, my kid was watching the video and when he kept the Ipad on my lap I ended up watching how to draw on two point perspective. My son and I would love to join your classes :) Have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much. This is a really basic video that my Art 2 students use. It warms my heart to hear that you enjoyed it. Once you get the basics, you can apply it in many drawing situations.
Thank you for taking the time to teach. It is a very generous gift. I'm trying to teach myself how to draw after 50 years of doodling and wishing I could draw. I really enjoyed this exercise. Perspective , for me, is one of those things I have to see done or do myself to really get it. Now I'm having fun shading in some cushions and pictures on the walls and a circular, floating , bb8 type droid coming down the stairs into the room.
My sincere thanks to you Diane!! The insight into not making parallel lines while using the Vanishing point saved my day. . . . .I was making it all parallel. . . Your tutorial was such a relief. Thank you!
You absolutely saved my life! 4am, all tasks completed for the end of the quarter, EXPEPT for my 2 point perspective. Wasn't really covered very much in my class and I was really in the dark. I understood within the first few words that you said - corner of a room. Excellent teaching style. Thank you so much!!!
Hey Dianne-You''RE a great High School Art Instructor as I'm a college graduate and I'M currently working on a 2point perspective sketch drawing on a 8 1/2"X11" Typing Paper of my Percussion Idea Invention that I'VE been thinking about since 1983 when I first got out of college and I couldn't find any work around The Springs and I was going through some very difficult things personally and I told my Dad about my idea since he got me started on the drums and he was a big band drummer and he gave me a lot of encouragement and told me to pursue drawing out my idea and then get all of the materials to build my percussion invention and your 2 point perspective drawing instruction is helping me on a daily basis to accomplish what I need to know about drawing out my idea as I've already finished my 2 point perspective drawing with a black pen from my job on 8 1/2"X11" graph paper and will make copies that I'LL send to The U.S.Patent Office when this National Crisis slows down and there's somebody in that particular office so that I know how much material they will require for the patent process to begin so that I can eventually get the patent that I want and Thank-You for your excellent 2Point Perspective instruction and I think you do a great job of explaining you Vanishing Lines and Vanishing Points then any of the rest of these instructors here on You Tube.Thank-You MAM and great job with these 2 videos of the Entertainment Center in the basement of the house and the simple 2Point Perspective 1 Story House with the outdoor pool and privacy fence in the backyard.Leighton R.Hogue KE0TPN.
What a great tutorial. I took an art class at the local community center hoping to get practical advise on perspective. The volunteer teacher, although she was good at drawing, was not a very good teacher. She basically said perspective was in your eye and you either had it or you didn't. While I enjoyed the community center class I learned more in your 25 minute presentation than I did attending the 15 hour class. I know it been 4 years now but thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It is sometimes difficult to transfer an ability for art into teachable units! The teacher really has to break it down for the student. For example, I can teach drawing and ceramics much easier than teaching painting. Most art teachers, including me, believe that anyone can learn the skills necessary to draw. I figure that if I can have success with hostile teenagers, anyone can learn!! Thanks again.
Hello from France! Just two words: Merci and Bravo! I have learnt a lot here and this will help me to draw an extension of my house, seen from different perspectives. Great lesson!
I’ve taught this technique to my grade 5/6 classes. I only used above the horizon for simplicity. They absolutely loved it because they had a perfect technical drawing. They did it on newspaper one year and we ended up with a newspaper city. For those who struggled with it I used an elastic on the horizon line and worked with them one to one. After the more able students had finished they helped the others. I wish I’d taken a photo of our city. It took a LOT of organising beforehand to make sure each piece had a place in a line to keep our perspective. They shaded appropriately so that it looked brilliant. We put it in the foyer where it got a lot of attention from visitors. Thank you for explaining everything step by step. Students could look at it and pause it on the iPads if they needed to consolidate what they needed to do.
Wow! Thank you for using my video. I started creating them when I had students who had a hard time following the directions from a demonstration. I would love to see some of the results. May I ask where you teach?
Thank you so much for posting this. I'm doing a drawing challenge this month. One of the most difficult things I've had to learn is linear perspective and the next task is to draw a room. Even with practice, perspective is still daunting at times for me. I really appreciate you walking us through the process.
I started to teach myself since I was young on how to draw perspective and since I got better and practiced more and more my art teacher is showing off my art work aka the perspectives drawings that I did and is helping other art students understand it. Keep Practicing at it, you will get better, it only took me like 2-4 years to master but yet again I am a self taught drawer.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 oh, sorry if I sounded ambiguous. What I meant was that within one minute of watching the video, I was so taken that I subscribed to your channel. Thanks.
I started watching another tutorial but this is for one point perspective, I accidentally started this tutorial I am not even half way and I can see this is an easy tutorial to follow. Thank you for your lesson.
Thank you! Im working on animation and knowing the basics of perspective is great. Seems like everyone used 1 point perspective so im happy to know 2 point. Have a good day!
Perspective is so important to an animator, or illustrator. If you want to see some really cool perspective, check out Caitlin Yarsky. She illustrates graphic novels. Her work is insanely good.
this is the best tutorial i've seen so far. you have a calming voice and i can see you have patient with your students. I would like to be your student. Good job lady!
Thankyou so much ! I had to draw a two point to scale and you helped it all make scense i study correspondsnce and its hard when im a visual learner my tutors dont help enough almost as if they arent aloud to . But thankyou so much !
Wow! How simple you have made drawing buildings, something I have ALWAYS struggled with!!! Your amazing! For us self taught artists, now I realize how IMPORTANT perspectives are! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!❣❣❣❣🎨🖌
Just wanted to say thank you so SO much! I was really struggling with perspective points, i've watched quite a fair few other videos explaining it in more depth than my teacher did but couldn't find anything that didn't confuse me even more haha. But then you pop up and I think I can understand it a whole lot more better! I feel as though i'm still struggling slightly but this has brought me one step closer I believe, i'll try doing 2 point perspective today and see if I can do better than my previous attempts. Thanks!
A dedicated desk or drawing board for this would have the two points outside your page, marked with thin nails to give your straight-edge a definite stop. Then you would just need corner clamps to hold your work in place, and it would all be very easy.
Very good idea! Unfortunately, not doable in my classroom. As students became more advanced, I had them use a strip of mat board attached to a portable drawing board. This way the points could be off the picture plane and more realistic. The nail idea would be very cool for an at home studio.
I've been kind of making it up as I go but it's nice to have a working method that will get me through 100% of my perspective drawings instead of 90%, lovely video, very helpful!
Thank you so much for sharing that kind of knowledge with us. I'm a self taught artist, never had traditional training and that helps a lot! Thank you ♥
With your practiced eye you're guessing the distance between your vertical lines. Is that correct? So if a person wanted, they could mark off the points on the first perspective line for the floor, perhaps an inch apart, and use a t-square to accurately draw the vertical lines. I'm asking in case someone doesn't understand that there never has to be any guesswork involved until you've advanced to the stage of using artistic skills to draw the room.
You are correct. I am not a technical nor a mathematical person, so I do eyeball it. You brought up a good point; some people would be much more comfortable measuring everything. I gave my students the option to do it either way.
Kaylee Blank These are just the basics. Once you learn the rules of perspective, you can get pretty creative. Just make sure to use both vanishing points. Have fun!
Hey Dianne-I forgot to mention that my Dad was an accomplished Architect here in town and that I just didn't draw because I didn't think I was any good at it back in The Early 1980'S after college was completed but I'M older now and I'm always learning new things in addition to my Full-Time which I also am enjoying a lot and keep up your great work of Art Instructor and I'LL keep referring to your videos here on You Tube for my own references and guidance.Thank-You Again MAM!!!Leighton R.Hogue KE0TPN TECHNICIAN.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, you made this sooooo very understandable, not a big fan of perspective, and I am glad I can hear your voice giving instructions instead of annoying music, again thank you.
ty ty ty ty!!! my passion is art and I'm ok like my art was good but I don't know how to shade or do protective too much so this I explained it so well and it helped me a LOT thank u !! so much ! I wish u where my teacher! 😁
Exactly. With the vanishing points so close together, it tends to distort the room. That is something we cover in class, but was left out of the video. Several of my students, for their final, would tape a strip of matboard to their drawing board to extend the points. Good call.
Excellent teaching madam. I felt like my sisters teaches something during my highschool days.Love from India. Upload how can I draw modular kitchen and wardrobe drawings. TV units as well
Thank you for your kind words. I won't be uploading any drawing videos soon, but you can find the I formation you requested on TH-cam. Just remember to base everything on cubes and use your vanishing points. Good luck- much love from the United States!!
Well, the trick with the boxiness is to remember that the perspective lines are just guides, and that you should, you know, draw an actual couch instead of just using the rough blocky outline of it's positioning in perspective.
Learning backgrounds is essential to animation! Look up Eyvind Earle. He was an early Disney animator. Interesting life. Thanks for the kind words! Good luck to you!!
True. I was afraid of getting too small and making it difficult for the viewer. 35 years of doing this at a chalk/white board and hoping the kids in the back can see, lol.
Why you have only this video? I tried to find other videos but there's not any. I like the way you explain and would like to see more of your drawing videos, but how?
Oh gosh, this is just wonderful! Thank for explaining so many fine points to understand perspective. You are a wonderful teacher and I too would love to take a class from you, but I guess in reality I am while sitting here watching this video. ;^) Thanks for sharing!
@@blivhes7537 Yes, I am in Virginia, in the US. I taught him school art for 35 years and retired in 2018. I still teach as a retiree in the gifted art program in our school, although not this year due to covid.
Thanks! I am woefully behind in posting because I am working on commission pieces. I have a few tutorials on drawing and shading basic forms, and continuous line drawing technique. They are basic, but will really help you with drawing skills.
You didn’t show us how you determine the tile and stairs dimensions. Basically, you start measuring from the center/the corner of the room and mark the dimension of the first tiles (left and right) let’s say 2cm. From there, just use the perspective points until all tiles are drawn. Same principles go for the door, window, stairs.
This is addressed in a previous thread. I am not technical nor mathematical, so I judge according to visual cues. My expertise is in fine art, not technical drawing. I like your method, however. It will be very helpful to those who don't feel comfortable "eyeballing" it. Thanks.
Well, Thamk you! No one ever thinks they have an accent! I grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, so I still have some of that accent, even though I live in the South now. Where are you from?
Thank you so much! I was always so confused when doing two point perspective and having to build on top of it. You made the concept really easy to understand. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me a lot! I want to be an architect someday but I don’t have that pencils. What’s the name of that pencils and where did you bought that, ma’am/sir?
The pencils are called "Simply sketching" by Daler Rowney, but there are many good pencils. These are average sketching pencils, available at any art supply store.. If you want a lot of details, you can use mechanical pencils. Good luck!
Thank you so much. This is the most easily understood video I have seen. I am working on a composition for a painting. in your drawing, what is the mathematical relationship or proportion of the height of the riser vs the width of the step?
First of all, thank you for your kind words. Secondly, my training is in art education and Fine Arts. I rarely use any mathematical reasoning, I just "eyeball" it! My students are aware of that and we have had many discussions about it. Your best bet would be to ask someone with architectural training. Good luck!
Finally a tutorial that I understand - and actually teaches me something - THANK YOU
Oh wow, thank you. Just basic perspective, but I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I see that this video is 7 yrs old so I’m not sure you will even see this but I searched how to draw a room in 2 point perspective. I watched at least 6 or 7 that were totally silent (except for the poor music selections). I was starting to think I had a defect. But with you actually explaining things it seemed so obvious and easy. Thank you so much. I just wanted to draw my craft room to check the furniture placement and get a better idea of whether or not it would be what I wanted. Long story short, thank you. Your video was perfect. I have enough confidence to give it another shot. Lol. Thanks again. ❤
@reneelav7 thank you so much!!! I had started this channel for my high school students. I retired 6 years ago, but still add videos from time to time. So glad it helped. Thanks again!!
One of the person who has the patience and honesty to show her skill. I have seen lot of videos on you tube on perspective drawing and they were missing steps, fast forwarding, timelapsing. They just want to promote their channel and draw users to purchase their course for full lesson or draw user to support them on paetreon.
Thank you ma'am for sharing this.
Thank you for your kind words. I am by no means professional enough with video to do anything flashy, lol. This is how I taught my HS classes before I retired. Your comments made my day. 😁❤
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 Please keep teaching. Make videos. You are a wonderful teacher. I wish you all the best and good luck for future endeavours.
Thank you!!!
I’m 31 years old and I totally enjoyed every second from this great video, I was smiling for the entire 25 minutes, my kid was watching the video and when he kept the Ipad on my lap I ended up watching how to draw on two point perspective.
My son and I would love to join your classes :)
Have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much. This is a really basic video that my Art 2 students use. It warms my heart to hear that you enjoyed it. Once you get the basics, you can apply it in many drawing situations.
Thank you for taking the time to teach. It is a very generous gift. I'm trying to teach myself how to draw after 50 years of doodling and wishing I could draw. I really enjoyed this exercise. Perspective , for me, is one of those things I have to see done or do myself to really get it.
Now I'm having fun shading in some cushions and pictures on the walls and a circular, floating , bb8 type droid coming down the stairs into the room.
Thank you. That is awesome!!!! It's not too late to learn how to draw. Keep practicing!!!
My sincere thanks to you Diane!! The insight into not making parallel lines while using the Vanishing point saved my day. . . . .I was making it all parallel. . . Your tutorial was such a relief. Thank you!
Glad to be of assistance.
You absolutely saved my life! 4am, all tasks completed for the end of the quarter, EXPEPT for my 2 point perspective. Wasn't really covered very much in my class and I was really in the dark. I understood within the first few words that you said - corner of a room. Excellent teaching style. Thank you so much!!!
I am so happy to have helped! I hope to get more videos on soon.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 can i add people in this drawing ?
@@2PACBRB2014 Sure. You don't have to use the vanishing points, but be aware of the size of the people in proportion to the sueroundings.
Hey Dianne-You''RE a great High School Art Instructor as I'm a college graduate and I'M currently working on a 2point perspective sketch drawing on a 8 1/2"X11" Typing Paper of my Percussion Idea Invention that I'VE been thinking about since 1983 when I first got out of college and I couldn't find any work around The Springs and I was going through some very difficult things personally and I told my Dad about my idea since he got me started on the drums and he was a big band drummer and he gave me a lot of encouragement and told me to pursue drawing out my idea and then get all of the materials to build my percussion invention and your 2 point perspective drawing instruction is helping me on a daily basis to accomplish what I need to know about drawing out my idea as I've already finished my 2 point perspective drawing with a black pen from my job on 8 1/2"X11" graph paper and will make copies that I'LL send to The U.S.Patent Office when this National Crisis slows down and there's somebody in that particular office so that I know how much material they will require for the patent process to begin so that I can eventually get the patent that I want and Thank-You for your excellent 2Point Perspective instruction and I think you do a great job of explaining you Vanishing Lines and Vanishing Points then any of the rest of these instructors here on You Tube.Thank-You MAM and great job with these 2 videos of the Entertainment Center in the basement of the house and the simple 2Point Perspective 1 Story House with the outdoor pool and privacy fence in the backyard.Leighton R.Hogue KE0TPN.
Thank you. Exactly what I need. Clear, concise and clean.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad to help.
What a great tutorial. I took an art class at the local community center hoping to get practical advise on perspective. The volunteer teacher, although she was good at drawing, was not a very good teacher. She basically said perspective was in your eye and you either had it or you didn't. While I enjoyed the community center class I learned more in your 25 minute presentation than I did attending the 15 hour class. I know it been 4 years now but thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It is sometimes difficult to transfer an ability for art into teachable units! The teacher really has to break it down for the student. For example, I can teach drawing and ceramics much easier than teaching painting.
Most art teachers, including me, believe that anyone can learn the skills necessary to draw. I figure that if I can have success with hostile teenagers, anyone can learn!! Thanks again.
Hello from France! Just two words: Merci and Bravo! I have learnt a lot here and this will help me to draw an extension of my house, seen from different perspectives. Great lesson!
Wow, merci beaucoup! (I think?) Hope you are doing well. Thank you for your kind words. Stay safe and well.
I’ve taught this technique to my grade 5/6 classes. I only used above the horizon for simplicity. They absolutely loved it because they had a perfect technical drawing. They did it on newspaper one year and we ended up with a newspaper city. For those who struggled with it I used an elastic on the horizon line and worked with them one to one. After the more able students had finished they helped the others. I wish I’d taken a photo of our city. It took a LOT of organising beforehand to make sure each piece had a place in a line to keep our perspective. They shaded appropriately so that it looked brilliant. We put it in the foyer where it got a lot of attention from visitors. Thank you for explaining everything step by step. Students could look at it and pause it on the iPads if they needed to consolidate what they needed to do.
Wow! Thank you for using my video. I started creating them when I had students who had a hard time following the directions from a demonstration. I would love to see some of the results. May I ask where you teach?
Thank you so much for posting this. I'm doing a drawing challenge this month. One of the most difficult things I've had to learn is linear perspective and the next task is to draw a room. Even with practice, perspective is still daunting at times for me. I really appreciate you walking us through the process.
Glad to help!
I started to teach myself since I was young on how to draw perspective and since I got better and practiced more and more my art teacher is showing off my art work aka the perspectives drawings that I did and is helping other art students understand it. Keep Practicing at it, you will get better, it only took me like 2-4 years to master but yet again I am a self taught drawer.
This helped so much. I couldn't really wrap my mind around 2 point but you made it really clear
Yay!!! So happy to help.
I am an amateur artist. The way you teach is very very easy to follow. I subbed one minute into the video proper.
Thank you. I'm not sure what you mean about " I subbed one minute into the video proper."
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 oh, sorry if I sounded ambiguous. What I meant was that within one minute of watching the video, I was so taken that I subscribed to your channel. Thanks.
Thank you again. What a lovely compliment!
this video is extremely helpful for my high school project
Wonderful. So glad to help.
Thanks so much Diane! I'm using this with our art class today! Your old students will be psyched to hear your voice!
Too funny! Encourage them to subscribe if they'd like to do so. Thanks for using my channel!
I started watching another tutorial but this is for one point perspective, I accidentally started this tutorial I am not even half way and I can see this is an easy tutorial to follow. Thank you for your lesson.
You are welcome!!
Best perspective drawing tutorial i watched so far..thank you :)))
Wow, thanks! Hope to add one on 3 point perspective soon.
It's the BEST tutorial I seen so far And I been looking a lot for one
Wow! You made my day! Thank you.
Thank you! Im working on animation and knowing the basics of perspective is great. Seems like everyone used 1 point perspective so im happy to know 2 point. Have a good day!
Perspective is so important to an animator, or illustrator. If you want to see some really cool perspective, check out Caitlin Yarsky. She illustrates graphic novels. Her work is insanely good.
this is the best tutorial i've seen so far. you have a calming voice and i can see you have patient with your students. I would like to be your student. Good job lady!
Thank you so much! You made my day.
Thankyou so much ! I had to draw a two point to scale and you helped it all make scense i study correspondsnce and its hard when im a visual learner my tutors dont help enough almost as if they arent aloud to . But thankyou so much !
Glad I could help!
Wow! How simple you have made drawing buildings, something I have ALWAYS struggled with!!! Your amazing! For us self taught artists, now I realize how IMPORTANT perspectives are! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!❣❣❣❣🎨🖌
Glad to help!
as a self taught artist I actually enjoyed this. I have a hard time with perspective and its something I got to get better at.
Thank you. It is very basic, but it helps to know the basics before you can get creative. Have fun with your learning and good luck!
I’m not an English native speaker, but when I listen to your voice, It’s feel comfortable. Thank you for your video anyway!
Thank you. What a nice thing to say!
Jeremy, you do very well. It is challenging to be bi-lingual and tri-lingual. I have to remember which language my conversation is in. Don't stop!
Just wanted to say thank you so SO much! I was really struggling with perspective points, i've watched quite a fair few other videos explaining it in more depth than my teacher did but couldn't find anything that didn't confuse me even more haha. But then you pop up and I think I can understand it a whole lot more better! I feel as though i'm still struggling slightly but this has brought me one step closer I believe, i'll try doing 2 point perspective today and see if I can do better than my previous attempts. Thanks!
So glad to help. Perspective drawing is a lot of the same steps, over and over, with a few exceptions along the way. Good luck!
A dedicated desk or drawing board for this would have the two points outside your page, marked with thin nails to give your straight-edge a definite stop. Then you would just need corner clamps to hold your work in place, and it would all be very easy.
Very good idea! Unfortunately, not doable in my classroom. As students became more advanced, I had them use a strip of mat board attached to a portable drawing board. This way the points could be off the picture plane and more realistic. The nail idea would be very cool for an at home studio.
I've been kind of making it up as I go but it's nice to have a working method that will get me through 100% of my perspective drawings instead of 90%, lovely video, very helpful!
Glad I could help! Once you get down the basics, they will stay with you and help you to draw freehand as well.
Thank you so much for sharing that kind of knowledge with us. I'm a self taught artist, never had traditional training and that helps a lot! Thank you ♥
You are welcome. Thank you for your kind words.
Are you well
Very good instruction Dianne. Could you please do a room with a vaulted ceiling.
Thank you. Hoping to get back to making videos when I am done with some commissions I am working on currently.
With your practiced eye you're guessing the distance between your vertical lines. Is that correct? So if a person wanted, they could mark off the points on the first perspective line for the floor, perhaps an inch apart, and use a t-square to accurately draw the vertical lines. I'm asking in case someone doesn't understand that there never has to be any guesswork involved until you've advanced to the stage of using artistic skills to draw the room.
You are correct. I am not a technical nor a mathematical person, so I do eyeball it. You brought up a good point; some people would be much more
comfortable measuring everything. I gave my students the option to do it either way.
Just start my first project and this video is a massive help!
excellent. Glad to help.
thank you i didnt think it would be so easy to make a room in 2 point perspective
Kaylee Blank These are just the basics. Once you learn the rules of perspective, you can get pretty creative. Just make sure to use both vanishing points. Have fun!
I'm teaching interior design in high school this semester. Thank you for this.
Glad I could help!
Wow. You made it understandable. Easy to follow and I appreciate you. .
Thank you! Glad I could help.
Thank you so much, and your students are so lucky that they have teacher like you.
You are very welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
You saved me from turning in my drawing homework late! Thank you.
Cool. Glad I could help!!
Hey Dianne-I forgot to mention that my Dad was an accomplished Architect here in town and that I just didn't draw because I didn't think I was any good at it back in The Early 1980'S after college was completed but I'M older now and I'm always learning new things in addition to my Full-Time which I also am enjoying a lot and keep up your great work of Art Instructor and I'LL keep referring to your videos here on You Tube for my own references and guidance.Thank-You Again MAM!!!Leighton R.Hogue KE0TPN TECHNICIAN.
Thanks for the kind words, and I wish you well in your endeavors!!!
Thank you so much for taking the time and showing the step by step process, although mine still does not look like yours ...it gives me hope!
You are welcome. I've had a lot more time to practice, lol. You will get better the more you do it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, you made this sooooo very understandable, not a big fan of perspective, and I am glad I can hear your voice giving instructions instead of annoying music, again thank you.
Lol, thanks. I once had someone comment that I talked too much when teaching. Um...
No way you talk to much, no unknown reason for that
Probably a high schooler whose teacher made them watch it.
Definitely a great well explained video. Well done
Thank you!
You are a great teacher. I learn a lot and appreciate your learning style.
Thank you so much!!!!
Perfect for my 1st retirement project to learn how to draw the room extension and save some money
Yay! Congratulations on your retirement. I retired in 2018 and am loving it.
Thank you for getting me through my art class this semester
You are so welcome!
This kit could also be useful to you: th-cam.com/video/OUaUfR2M3Q4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, I learnt a lot from you in this video. I really do struggle with perspective. Now I will practise this method.
So happy to help!
You make it look so easy and understandable.....thanks
Thank you! Lots of trial and error, and 35 years of teaching this lesson, lol.
ty ty ty ty!!! my passion is art and I'm ok like my art was good but I don't know how to shade or do protective too much so this I explained it so well and it helped me a LOT thank u !! so much ! I wish u where my teacher! 😁
LOL. Thank you!
Practice makes perfect plus a lil of vision practice too
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUUUUU! I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR AN EASY TUTORIAL FOREVER
You are so welcome! Glad to help.
This kit could also be useful to you: th-cam.com/video/OUaUfR2M3Q4/w-d-xo.html
The 2 vanishing points need to be well outside the drawing, you need a large sheet of paper unless you have the vanishing points on your drawing board
Exactly. With the vanishing points so close together, it tends to distort the room. That is something we cover in class, but was left out of the video. Several of my students, for their final, would tape a strip of matboard to their drawing board to extend the points. Good call.
This is simple and easy to follow, thanks for the tip! Awesome video by the way.
Thank you!!
Nice sketch
Thank you! Perspective has always been a mystery to me
Glad to help. It is actually kind of mathematical!
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 That would explain why I hate it.
@@Geminish15 it was always funny- I had student who adored it because it was so structured, and those who hated it for the same reason.
I make my own greeting cards and my perspective is always way off. This is FANTASTIC. Can't wait 'til Christmas!
Yay!! I find that once you learn perspective, it filters in to all of your drawing efforts.
wow amazing video
awesome beautiful video 👍
i'am New friend 🤝
Thank you for your kind words.
Excellent teaching madam. I felt like my sisters teaches something during my highschool days.Love from India.
Upload how can I draw modular kitchen and wardrobe drawings. TV units as well
Thank you for your kind words. I won't be uploading any drawing videos soon, but you can find the I formation you requested on TH-cam. Just remember to base everything on cubes and use your vanishing points. Good luck- much love from the United States!!
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Thank you and wish you to have good health and wealth.
Thank you Diane! This was so incredibly helpful!
You are welcome! Glad I was able to help.
Excellent step by step instruction! thank you!
Thanks!
I really liked how you showed me how to do it you show be my art teacher
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Well, the trick with the boxiness is to remember that the perspective lines are just guides, and that you should, you know, draw an actual couch instead of just using the rough blocky outline of it's positioning in perspective.
seigeengine Exactly. After my students did the initial drawing, they went back in and made it more realistic. Good point!
Awesome lesson, thank you!
Just what I needed.
No problem. Glad it helped.
I have learned in your video more than in 4 years highschool
Wow! Thank you. I hope to get more up after the holidays. Again, thanks for your kind words.
Thank you for the process! I’m learning to animate and I’m onto learning backgrounds. Good video to start off with❤️
Learning backgrounds is essential to animation! Look up Eyvind Earle. He was an early Disney animator. Interesting life.
Thanks for the kind words! Good luck to you!!
Thank you very much! You taught me some serious things.
You are welcome! Glad to help!
Good job Diana.. 👏 Thank you.. 🙏Warm cheers.. 😊
You are most
welcome. Blessings to you in the new year!
The floor tiles width needs to be drawn wider as they become closer to the vanishing points. Narrower toward the corner of the wall.
True. I was afraid of getting too small and making it difficult for the viewer. 35 years of doing this at a chalk/white board and hoping the kids in the back can see, lol.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 forgive me. I didn't put that in consideration. Great work!
@@freepilot7732 no problem. Your suggestion was correct. Always hapoy for feedback, and thank you for the kind words.
Oh no I forgot to use the vanishing point :(
Oh no me to
Oh guys! You have to use both points, lol. You are not the first to forget the point, won't be the last. 😁
thank you!! making art assignments from home much easier.
Good to hear! Thank you.
You are the best teacher🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you. You are very kind.
Loved this video! Great teaching skills!
Thank you so much!!
Why you have only this video? I tried to find other videos but there's not any. I like the way you explain and would like to see more of your drawing videos, but how?
Go to "Diane Wood's Art Lessons" on TH-cam.
Oh gosh, this is just wonderful! Thank for explaining so many fine points to understand perspective. You are a wonderful teacher and I too would love to take a class from you, but I guess in reality I am while sitting here watching this video. ;^) Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I've been busy, but hope to get some new videos up soon!
Wow, finally I understand, thank you. You are a great teacher, I wish you would upload more videos.
I am in the process of making a video to show the progress of a painting I just finished. Not as instructional, but hopefully cool to watch.
This is so helpful and you explain it so well! Thank you
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed it.
Thanks. That was excellent! You are a great teacher.
Thank you! I retired last June and do miss teaching. Glad I could help.
Lovely job! My teacher told us to do this and it was so fun! 😌
Thank you, and thank your teacher. Just curious as to your school's location in the world.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 my school is in Canada
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 Ontario to be specific
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 also I hope you don’t mind me asking, but were you an art teacher at a school?
@@blivhes7537 Yes, I am in Virginia, in the US. I taught him school art for 35 years and retired in 2018. I still teach as a retiree in the gifted art program in our school, although not this year due to covid.
Keep them coming. Im in need of serious help with sketching
Thanks! I am woefully behind in posting because I am working on commission pieces. I have a few tutorials on drawing and shading basic forms, and continuous line drawing technique. They are basic, but will really help you with drawing skills.
An absolutely simple & amazing demonstration of how to draw perspectives ! Thank you
What a nice thing to say! Thank you.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 You're most welcome Diane !
You didn’t show us how you determine the tile and stairs dimensions.
Basically, you start measuring from the center/the corner of the room and mark the dimension of the first tiles (left and right) let’s say 2cm. From there, just use the perspective points until all tiles are drawn. Same principles go for the door, window, stairs.
This is addressed in a previous thread. I am not technical nor mathematical, so I judge according to visual cues. My expertise is in fine art, not technical drawing. I like your method, however. It will be very helpful to those who don't feel comfortable "eyeballing" it. Thanks.
it helps me getting an idea of my dream house..thank u
No problem. Have fun!
Great video, it really helped. Love your accent.
Well, Thamk you! No one ever thinks they have an accent! I grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, so I still have some of that accent, even though I live in the South now. Where are you from?
Thanks!! I'v always been a terrible drawer, and now i'v just planned my eating space reno ;)
Yay! Happy to help.
Thank you. This has been very helpful.
You are welcome. Glad to help!
Thank you this was very helpful!
You are welcome!
you made it look easy and enjoyable
Thank you!
This is so helpful, thank you.
Glad to help!
Thank you for sharing!
You are welcome!! Hope it helped.
Thank you so much! I was always so confused when doing two point perspective and having to build on top of it. You made the concept really easy to understand. Thank you!
You are welcome. Good luck to you.
This was extremely helpful. Thumbs up :)
Thank you, Maya!
I love this tutorial
Thank you!
Thanks so much .veru eell ecplained. I tjink i have to see this över and over. Amazing
You are welcome. Thank you for your kind words.
I like this very much, very celar explanación and very celan drawing
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me a lot! I want to be an architect someday but I don’t have that pencils. What’s the name of that pencils and where did you bought that, ma’am/sir?
The pencils are called "Simply sketching" by Daler Rowney, but there are many good pencils. These are average sketching pencils, available at any art supply store.. If you want a lot of details, you can use mechanical pencils. Good luck!
Where on the paper or canvas to start the line at.?? Width and lengths start and the straight line. How much space.
The horizon line goes from edge to edge, approximately dividing the paper in half horizontally.
I love the lessons. Thankyou.
You are welcome! I hope to put a few more up this summer.
Thank you so much. This is the most easily understood video I have seen. I am working on a composition for a painting. in your drawing, what is the mathematical relationship or proportion of the height of the riser vs the width of the step?
First of all, thank you for your kind words. Secondly, my training is in art education and Fine Arts. I rarely use any mathematical reasoning, I just "eyeball" it! My students are aware of that and we have had many discussions about it. Your best bet would be to ask someone with architectural training. Good luck!
Thank You very much! You explained very well :)
You are welcome! Glad to help.
Thank you very much i got an A+ on this :D
Good to hear!
Very good ! Thanks for teaching !
You are welcome!
walking us through the process.It is super!!!
Karl Vey No problem!