Perspective Drawing 11 - How To Construct Grids In Perspective 

Thanks! I can’t say atm I’m just going to carry on going until there is nothing much left to cover

its so nice but one thing that i dont like is that when he draw he fast forward it so i cant study very well but its really helpful

@@sarah.dekhani THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP

I agree it is hard to study from it when everything is fast forward

I know right

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Thanks, glad you find these useful :)

I will, a lot more to come 😄

Hey im having the same problem did you find a solution?

Can you rephrase this? I'm not able to follow it. Also, are there reasons you would want them square and not diagonal?

@@jujubeethatsme well i think i was actually wrong but what i meant was that if your diagonal vanishing point is too far to one side it will create rectangles instead of squares, but i think the diagonal vanishing point really needs to be in the direction thats right in the middle between the two vanishing points, 45 degrees from each of them, as the two first vanishing points are at a 90 degree angle from the point of view. im not quite sure where this puts the point on paper, but its just good to make sure you're not using rectangles for objects that have equal width and depth

it doesn't matter how long the third line is. Try any length and it will work, but longer might be better especially if you're doing more divisions so you can be more accurate.

You are not doing anything wrong the dioganals of the plains don't have to converge but the center line should.

Brilliant and instructive as usual

The brewer method.. Choose 2 lines from the bottom of your vertical and 1 line on top than draw a rectangle HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL and connect the last point where is intersects that rectangle. hope it helped

That being said one can't think of everything.. it was still a great tutorial in many ways and I applaud the effort.

do you want your coffee in bed too?