Measured Perspective Drawing - House Shape

[@moychinaski]

This is the explanation I've been looking for years. Thank you!

[@sriramvellore8140]

Thanks a lot bro !! much better than what they thought us in college !! :D

[@irudkin]

This one is more complex - hope you enjoy. Thank you.

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[@TheComiKen]

This video is amazing! You perfectly explained what seems like a really difficult concept. Bravo :)

[@123Pinksassy]

Perfect exactly what I was looking for!!! Thank you

[@std01077]

thank you so much!!! I've been looking all day long for an explanation on the topic; excellent tutorial!

[@tasniamasiat5709]

Thank you so much... Very practically & nicely explained.
Your explaination helped me a lot.

[@HeYoNiA]

This is... actually easy to understand... Thank you!

[@Cinodonte_]

Wow everything perfectly done, this is what perspective is about. I'm gonna practice right now

[@edermendezyapsam]

Thanks!
your video is great, I'm a teacher and my students must to see this.

[@emanthegman9511]

Great vid tjanks, I'm studying architectural technology and this helps me a great deal.

[@irudkin]

Thank you for your encouraging feedback. I pleased you found it useful. I have just uploaded another three similar.

[@JamesKingsilentlife]

Great explanation and demonstration, but I prefer when you leave out the distracting music.

[@vladimirgoryachev]

I love the magic trick at the end!

[@hafsatheartist3798]

I am forever grateful for this video, thank you so much

[@alexwhite5724]

Could not be simpler than this .. good job 👍🏼

[@AngusRyer]

Amazing. I thought there was going to be so much math involved, but all that math is done by the elevation and plan drawings you use to set up the perspective drawing, and those I can do 😅 Thanks!

[@AnimaedArte_HesAll_PatriziaC]

So clear… but so difficult… thank you for your sharing 👍

[@miteshkoli5904]

Best explanation on you tube 🙌🙌

[@nikitakapoor3044]

love the level of dedication

[@dianasimon1688]

Simple and amazingly helpful. Thanks!

[@pinkalchauhan8483]

incredible awesome great work conceptual explaination

[@omarimusic]

great explanation bravo

[@veronikamineev]

YOU ARE GREAT! THANK YOU!!
SIMPLE AND CLEAR..

[@frasermair2516]

Simply genius. This really helps me. Thank you so much.

[@arsenic9141]

Great video sir! Very helpful!

[@kamleshpohekar7]

Thank you for the video. Easy explanation of what seem to be difficult concepts.

[@nileshparakh3092]

Fantastic presentation, very well explained 👍👍

[@jayeshghule1]

you forced me to put this comment...."Awesome work, your efforts made my understanding simple"

[@Airline7500]

Thank you!

[@tuskiization]

well explained, Quick and to the point ! thank u

[@cekuhnen]

Top explanation

[@shahiragalal]

Now that's an excellent video, fast, well illustrated, to the point. pick different music and it will be perfect.

[@ezra3714]

Thanks for the explanation, this helped me a lot

[@Trill0Maria]

So go way of showing the methode. I really like it :)

[@FirzasWorkshop]

Now i get it, i thought it's kinda the same as isometric drawing which is very different after all

[@prudhvic4]

excellent video,thanks a lot for uploading sir :)

[@francesferguson313]

Fantastic resource thankyou for uploading this!

[@dogcreator7439]

Interesting z

[@elifnurbalc1900]

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[@AhmedSamir-wl9yi]

OMG YOU’RE GREAT!

[@kofY84]

superb explanation, thx

[@runningshoe1000]

It's good, the only thing I'm looking for is a more accurate location of the stationary point, the corners seem a bit too sharp and distorted.

[@anerio4321]

you can use 60 degrees too, some say it's closer to the human eye.

[@runningshoe1000]

Thank you that helps.

[@loeungsokheng5008]

do u have another plan to explain i wanna know more difficult than this cause now i got it :)

[@tanujmarsha5411]

It's tooo helpful..😘 tysm🙏🙏

[@hectorvelez1546]

so it's a 60 degrees by 30 degrees method.....
no wonder i failed my ARG(Architectural Graphics),thanks.now i can work better now.CHEERS!!!

[@tecsunwong]

very helpful and easy to understand

[@stanTrX]

Very good!

[@mritunjaykumaryadav2998]

O great sir ji

[@simplifiedman]

This is what really need!!!!!!!!!

[@deenadeen3536]

Superb

[@user-cf3xe7mf1x]

Thank You very much

[@priyagarikipati3966]

Thankq sir, it is very helpful... :)

[@pritishporedi2182]

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[@bantythakur1160]

Thanks for this video I am a student of draught man civil in iti

[@aryaverma3824]

Thanks its too good

[@user-lr6xc4jm1c]

Very informative although i hope the smaller pen would've been more visible

[@amangupta5272]

Jabse maine yeh video dekhi......maine college jana chhod diya

[@vino2476]

Thank you sooo much

[@lakmal7417]

good explanation

[@bharathikanagaraj6459]

thank you...it was very useful.

[@nishakaushal948]

thnks.it helped alot

[@civillifevk4792]

Thanks

[@GaugeMcArora]

great... thanks

[@DreamGirl-sj2se]

I have final exam day after tomorrow ... and there is 4 recommend perspective projection but unfortunately I don't know how to solve them can you help mr please ?

[@joaopaulocesar159]

hi, i don't speak english very well, i'm trying to read doctor brook taylor's book, but the book is in english, can you make a video explaining how he finds mp (measuring points) using plans and perspective (for two points escape).
I already knew how to find the MPs, using the circles as shown in your video above, I would just like an explanation using the perpendicular plans. thank you.

[@unennuii1351]

what about the distance from view point to picture plane?

[@ashmmondal1233]

your are awsome

[@ldiazmdiaz]

Cone of vision and its center was not explain and the distance of the HL and GL.

[@swapniljaiswal9427]

quite helpful

[@martywarner1779]

This was standard work back in the day...

[@thelatephilipj]

omg when you placed the picture plane and revealed the drawn house! i had to go back on that one haha

[@oldmandave6039]

i have a question do horizon always draw in the middle of ground line and picture plane? im kinda confuse right now thank you

[@joachimgideoniiv.alvarez9196]

If you put it at x1.25 speed, it sounds like he's almost speaking at the speed of someone with ADHD.
Plus, the music sounds cooler

[@sumon1856]

nice

[@ashley_roca]

How do we apply this same method to an arial view?

[@Felix-Mueller]

Also: Can I use this technique on every drawing? If I have the a drawing of the Top and Front?!

[@death24314]

Yes you can

[@tejaskeluskar9262]

Can we take station point anywhere pls answer

[@TheMiloclem]

Salut 4emeD

[@signallost8534]

en 4eme aussi vous faites ca?

[@jesusrios1313]

How did you know where to put the horizon line and the vanishing points? I dont get that

[@iainrudkin8217]

Hello -horizon line represents the eye level and really is dictated by what view you want of the object (imagine a camera lens) and the vanishing points are established by drawing parallel lines to the object from the Station Point SP and then projecting down to the horizon line. Best thing to do is watch my other videos on measured perspective and see the pattern that's followed for all the drawings. Hope that helps.

[@jesusrios1313]

@@iainrudkin8217 oh ok thanks, that did help.

[@pioner_duno785]

There should be "line of measurement"(ml) right? Tell me if I'm wrong.

[@iainrudkin8217]

yup, if you are doing a drawing with specific sizes the there would often be a 'height line' projected down from the point that the plan intersects the picture plane. The elevation heights are projected on to the height line and subsequently taken to the vanishing points. On this drawing I didn't include specific sizes - maybe I should have :) Thanks for watching the video

[@miabella6899]

9-Hydrargyrum?

[@zoldyck2907]

hi

[@zoldyck2907]

sino ka haha

[@Felix-Mueller]

Is this the HL OST? :D

[@gpramchand6439]

your perspective videos is very different.

[@steiner42]

What if the picture plane is behind the building instead of in front of it?

[@e.c.essien139]

Logan Stein can't be like that

[@arianejanepestanas2853]

What scale?

[@scifiordie]

Song name?

[@signallost8534]

J'en ai marre de ce cours de techno ou il ne se passe rien

[@adamwhiteson6866]

Tried to follow but the background music was too annoying and distracting. This should be a lecture - why the sound effects.

[@reemara]

the music.. is too loud, and what you're saying is too important to be distracted off by this loud misic..
but thank you anyways.. i wish i could hear you well

[@raentrieve]

The problem here is you're not measuring anything. My teacher insists i measure. I don't understand how to do it, he's explained it to me in person 5 or more times and i still don't understand. I've been searching for a video that would explain for days, and i have a midterm project due in two days. So I suppose thanks for wasting my time by including measured in your title.

[@kazuma00001]

yeah me too, i cried whilst im drawing this thing, the fact that i understand nothing the lecturer said. But apparently this guy explained lot more better than the 2 hours class, hopefully he will release more vids like this to help me with my grades lol.

[@combatantezoteric2965]

That's because you can't think for yourself at all. He did measured his house. Otherwise how does he has the top view of the house drawn? The point of this video isn't to teach you how to measure something with the ruler, but how to use that measures in a two point perspective drawing. So basically you have to know your measures and to use them to construct the object in the upper part of the paper, then do everything he did in this video. Simple.

[@cochranesimon]

Totally ruined this vid with the addition of music and awful music at that-a wholly unnecessary distraction.

[@Cinodonte_]

you should see a doctor

[@devnavneet5794]

Thanks