How to Find Eye Level Practical Perspective 

This is the MOST USEFUL video on PERSPECTIVE I have seen. It gives a very specific foothold to latch onto to begin climbing into the complex world of understanding 'perspective,' which often almost seems the same as trying to understand perceiving the world via the physics concept of DIMENSIONS (ie, more than just the 3 dimensions we are used to.) So many other video presenters just re-hash the theory and not much more, as if they don't really understand it fully themselves.)

This is the most understandable video about eyelevel line. Thank you very much

Been looking everywhere for a video like this explaining how to find the eye level/horizon line, the way you explained everything is simple yet clear enough to understand, thank you soo much for this! Currently I’m practicing on how to apply these concepts from imagination as well as for characters, since I feel like most people don’t realize that this also applies to character design as well!

Thank you for these videos. I know this is an older video of yours, but I do watch your other videos. I love how you show different examples, it reminds me a bit of math teachers showing different situations, only this time it's intuitive because it's art depicting real life! How wonderful~

Still ringing bells and will forever. The way you have explained it just unlocked my struggle in understanding. I've been trying to get my head around the horizon line when everyone else seemed to just automatically know what it is. Thank you so much!

This was a wonderfully helpful video! I have found this kind of thing so frustrating and you explained everything so clearly that I really get it now! Many thanks! 💝

Thanks for the explanation and all the examples. Now I understand how to find the eye level. You're a good teacher.

love your videos ! It´s really well explained and practical, I will probably watch them all, tks

Thank you Stephen, your video is so informative and heflpful, making complicated matters quite clear.

Amazing! Thank-you for breaking it down with simple tools!

Thank you so much for this video..Very helpful and explained in a simplified way...This is d first video I have seen on an importance of eye level ...tnx Sir...

Excellent videos. Very helpful! Thanks.

Excelente video, muy claro, de principio a fin y de los casos más simples a los más complicados. No puedo esperar para practicar cada uno de ellos

This is truly amazing video, thank you a tons for making such content!

Thank you for this lesson. I think this will be good exercise to find the eye level of the picture. I will absolutely give it a go 😀

This was very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you for the video! 😊

I have always believed the horizon was a misnomer and confuses beginner artist! Which makes people give up on art learning! Thanks, for this..

Excellent input.. Thanks a ton

Thank you this video was really helpful! Thanks

That was super helpful thank u 🙏💗💗💗

Thank you! Very helpfull!

Very thank you 😊

7:00 This segment especially helped me out. lately I've been looking and pausing shots of shows or movies i'm watching and consciously trying to roughly estimate where eye level had to be if I had to draw the paused segment. More often than not, a lot of the cinematic shots i'd choose would have the eye level beyond the frame shown but it would still keep me up for a lot longer than it should. In the case of photos or projects that'll have the eye level beyond the frame, what are some things that you'd do to try and replicate the scene even without an actual eye level in the frame?

Brilliant!

Very helpful.

Thanks!

Very informative video. Could I ask, how to use this eye level information to draw the perspective that i wanna draw? For example, when I want to draw a perspctive in a close scale like in street level versus another one, like I'm inside of a cafe or something?

So it's always where you get the straight horizontal line?

Sir I have a question from 4:45 so the building behind is using another vanishing point from the same horizon right?

i have a question does eye level depends on only camera position or on camera's vertical angle too

bravissimo

How can we see it on people?

hmm.. I think it's time for me to cut out different coloured strips of paper!