One of the best videos I've seen on this subject on RU-vid. Concise and easy to follow, but the big plus is the speaker and how he articulated everything without cracking jokes or making the umms and ahs sounds between words.
This video has saved my sanity! Could not figure out how to draw a square in perspective to save my life. Thanks for the clear explanation and the application!
The lyrics isn't showing up on my screen for some reason, so I'll just put it down here :) Dancing in my underpants I'm gonna run for government I'm gonna form a covers band and all And back there by the baby grand Did Mr. Winter Wonderland say "Come here, kid, we really need to talk"? Bear with me, man, I lost my train of thought I fantasize, I call it quits I swim with the economists And I get to the bottom of it for good By the time reality hits The chimes of freedom fell to bits The shining city on the fritz They come out of the cracks Thirsty for blood Just as the apocalypse finally gets prioritized And you cried some of the hottest tears you ever cried Multiplied by five I suppose the singer must die Singsong 'round the money tree This stunning documentary That no one else unfortunately saw Such beautiful photography It's worth it for the opening scene I've been driving 'round listening to the score Or maybe, I just imagined it all I've played to quiet rooms like this before Bear with me, man, I lost my train of thought
@@polina6463 One Point Perspective is the name of a song by the Arctic Monkeys. Those are the lyrics. It’s a great song, you should check it out. I mean, they’re a fantastic band, you should check out more of their stuff than just One Point Perspective if you’re so inclined.
Thanks so much I'm a doctor and I started to make comics one year ago this is what I've been looking for thanks so much now I will not worry about backgrounds so much
Hi. Thank you for your amazing video of perspective. I just started to paint and always had a perspective problem but after watching your video I think I have a good understanding of that. But I still am confused about the scale of a shape in the painting. For example, how am I supposed to know the size of the ship is right in a seascape painting? Please educate me. Thanks
Thank you. I'll think more on enrolling in your classes, but for me to have produced what I did here, with your guidance is a miracle. I've always had a very deep desire/need to draw, sketch, paint, but I don't have that right side of the brain "thingy" going on. Trying to develop it. Thank you for your precise but simple guidance. I will be doing this over and over and over again.
I am looking for a course that will cover all the basics of drawing - perspective, form, depth, tone etc. Which of your courses would be best in that regard? I am not that interested in drawing portraits, but most other things, landscapes, still life, animals etc.
Same thing man, I almost made my mum explode in total anger and keep me from using a single gadget until I can figure out how to draw a One Point Perspective (and yes, my mom is that cruel ;-;). Coz we were doin' discussing and then the teacher gave us this assignment. to draw a one point perspective drawing, I had NO freakin' clue on what to do but my friend recommended me to watch this tutorial and it worked!!!! sad thing is I got a B+ but it was more than enough to make my mum proud.
They do not. Linear perspective isn't useful for all artforms or approaches, and even where it is, I've known artist who use it, and those who don't. It's a tool to help understand 3D space, and you can use that tool however you'd like.
@@hatch2273 Definitely, that's how I felt about it. It comes really easy for some people, and some not so much. That's why this method exists -- to get you moving in the right direction. It'll be important to get this right and expand upon it if you're going in the direction of technical illustration, drafting, or something like that. But as far as art in a general sense goes, just treat it like a sketching tool. It'll help you get the skeleton down on paper that you can then work from.
I have a doubt that I am doing, when I make the 2nd box based on the lines of the 1st box, it does not add up, the lines move a little to the left or right and I already did it in digital and it still happens to me why?
Hey,iam very thankful to your effort of making this video. Iam aligning myself with these drawings,will you guide. sir,mechanical engineers could also draw objects using such drawing skills.
Is there anyway to calculate by how much the lines get closer and closer the you get to the vanishing point which indicates you are actually further away? For example if I am drawing brick flooring or panels by how much do these panels get thinner?
