Perspective Drawing 10 - How to Mirror Objects in Perspective 

Why aren't you getting more attention for this you by far have the best tutorial series i have ever seen about perspective

this series is CRIMINALLY underrated - you've helped me so much with understanding some of scott robertson's concepts

I was working on Scott Robertson's How to Draw and needed some extra help on the tilted plane stuff. I'm a big noob, so thanks for being so clear!

Yes. I was reading though that chapter and had a hard time figuring out tilted planes. Thank you for the video

I will never ever skip the ads of every your video so you will earn money from it. You deserve it

U deserve more attention ....very helpful tutorials

Really nicely complements my Scott Robertson book. The main problem I am having is placing my mirror plane. It seems arbitrary but everywhere I choose becomes awkward. Im sure ill pick it up eventually.

Always amazed by your tutorials. Thanks for making what seems complex into simple terms .

I Just decided i was going to try drawing models and i started this series at the same time and i just let it play in the background so i could listen while i drew, this guys voice is so peaceful to listen to! and despite the fact i wasn't attentively listening i can tell this series is amazing and i will be coming back to it when i want to learn perspective

Your knowledge of perspective is definitely your strongest area as an artist. More so than any other I've seen, you're very precise. You should push it.

What you are doing is amazing! You can 100% tell how much effort and care went in every single one of this series' videos, and it makes me really happy that these are easily accesible for anyone. Really good work! Thank you so much!

Thank you, master. Can't wait for the next one.

Excellent video tutorial. Thank you for making this. I came looking for extra help after working with the How To Draw book.

I was stuck on this page for a while when I read HTW. Thank you for your clear explanation and I totally understand!

your content is awesome. very clear and easy to understand. Please keep the videos in this series comming

Now that is some mighty fine drawing in perspective right there. Thanks man great tutorial.

Great video as always, still waiting for the rest of the anatomy series.

Thank you for this tutorial Dan... hope to see more... like mirroring curves..again thank you.

I was reading scott robbinson as well but my brain felt to small to grasp it and English isn't my first language either, but I came here to fully grasp the concept and I think I did. thank you!

Amazing thanks for helping me with sketching

Thank you for making these videos.

Video was very helpful. I have a hard time grasping parts of H2D for whatever reason but this clears things up. thanks.

I love the mathematics behind your work

watched the whole way through hoping to see if you'd cover tilted mirror, the one thing i needed, but alas :( still a great video im sure itll help a lot of people

A masterclass thank you

very interesting topic. This will definitely help my compositions

UUUGH!! It was so simple?!?1?1 But that's the fun: find the sollutions by your own Thank you, Dan Im pleased i've found your channel!!

So good, I have learnt many things from your videos. In the future, please care about orthographics drawing. Thanks.

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Nice tutorial. I've been looking for someone to show an example of how to apply this drawing method when drawing an object.

I can't get neither in S. Robertson book nor in your tutorial how the mirror plane is constructed

You’re definitely the Prince of Perspective.

Thanks i had truble understanding it in scott robinsons book on drawing (some things just can be expected in video format way batter) so this video halped a lot 😅

Thank you

So this tutorial is very clear, and answers some questions for me but it also makes ones. How did you craft the plane to mirror on? Did you make a video on that i should watch first? And also when is mirroring planes usually implented in the drawing world? im pretty curious

Hi man, I'm having a real hard time understandig reflections on a tilted mirror, do you have or know of a good tutorial that explains this subject? Thanks, you're really good at perspective drawing.

Finally... :)

Great video man, just one question. I know how to draw tilted planes but how do I rotate them?

i feel like i need to up my adderall to understand this lmao

This is very complex!

Thank you this helps a lot in understanding basic rotation in perspective! Could you do one with cube rotation along different axis in two-point perspective? I found the plane changing very confusing in two-point perspective..

What do we call the surface that appears to rise to the horizon? Is it like a perspective ramp or is there a name for it?

I still can't understand how do you know what proportion to make the mirror in relation to to cube! 🤔. For instance, In the 1st example he placed the left vertical edge of the mirror considerably further away from the left vertical edge of the cube. Also, how do you know to draw the right vertical edge of of the mirror so close to the right vertical edge of the cube? Can anyone explain that to me? 🤔

How did you establish the locations of your vanishing points?

Do i need to draw a mirror plan or it is just for understanding more please ?!

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Hey Dan, I’m confused on why you can’t just duplicate the bottom plane over in perspective 2 times to get the mirror plane? Wouldn’t using the basic multiplication technique give you the same thing?

How do you know where exactly to put the mirror?

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Question: does the mirror plane also have to follow perspective?

to this day i don't see the point in drawing the mirror plane when all you're doing is using the duplication method. it just looks like extra steps that aren't needed.

So that titled plane won’t have a vanishing point, right? Because it isn’t parallel to anything?

i dont understand why you need the mirroring when you could use a bigge box to begin with. Can you please explain ?

So, will I train perspective this way?

Man I thought it will take me idk 3 month at least to become good on art but I know realise I am going to become 40 before that

Is there not a simpler way to mirror the vertices instead of the plane?

Please help with the inclined plane part…not able to replicate it

He is better explainer than scott Robertson

What is the purpose of the huge plane in broken lines? I am confused

What if your perspective is on a hill on a ground level and on another hill in the background. Where would the horizon be?

My odd problem is creating a proper mirror ( in perspective)

"Create a plane that can be used as a mirror" is just not explained at all.

so you basically eyeballed the lid?

I like it but Ian 73years old I don’t what it’s fore

Have you thought about becoming a teacher?

You should really have used different colors for your demonstration because everything just looks like a jumbled mess.