Unlock the Secret to Instantly Improve Your Perspective Drawing! 

Hello everybody! I want to give a big shout out to some of our channel members: Santiago, Monkey man, Paulo, Mia, Zanin Art, Aisha, Terry, and Taz! You guys are awesome. If you all found this video helpful, please give it a like and let me know below your thoughts on perspective and how you struggle with it.

I was a layout artist for animation for years. This is a great explanation for people who struggle, great work in sharing this! LISTEN TO THIS GUY PEOPLE!!!

This is definitely a video to save. Perspective is one of those things where the exercises make sense but I never actually know how to use it when drawing. This video is amazing because of actually seeing it in action. Keep up the amazing work!

Definitely gonna watch this several times.

Thanks! this is really helpful

What I love about perspective is even though you said you can’t see the other two tires. If this was a formula 1 car you would which is why consistency is important

I have been drawing, illustrating, and painting off any on nearly my entire 66 years. Perspective has been my personal hobgoblin. Thank you SO much for making it truly understandable and practical.

Talent.

Been killing it with the regular uploads! Which I love cause this really is a unique channel. Really love all the creature designs and I've learned a lot of techniques drawing on paper from you, Cheers man don't stop what you do!

This really help me understand more about perspective and vehicle, it was a really good 2 in 1 video. And continue on your awesome work! Ive learn so many things from you just these past few months! Cant wait to see your next videos in the future

super helpful

I really enjoy your videos! I practice by example and I really appreciate it.

great informations! Thank you!

that was actually amazing, my drawing didn't come out as clean but man this was easiest vehicle I've ever drawn thanks to you. can you make a video, please explaining how you see foreshortening and where to begin if it was extreme

You really have a gift of great tutoring! Im not much in creature design nor vehicles, but your vids are so greatly narrated that I do enjoy em so much! Thank you! If I can point something, I miss you mentioning how to construct perfect halves aka measuring middle and each side section by using crossing diagonal construction lines otherwise still perfect tutorial!! Cheers, man!👍

Thanks Bobby for the perspective exercise , this might be a dumb question, with perspective how /can is it used for creatures or organic concepts, unless there is a a landscape scene? If that makes sense. Love ya brother. Thanks again!

if I may suggest s.th.: different figures, people in a surrounding (city, landscape) from above or other difficult perspectives. Thanks

Not that I'm an expert, but the only thing I would add to the advice here is a quick reminder of how to mirror a distance onto the other side of the centerline. Here you eyeballed the width of the far half of the car and it looked correct because you know how it should look, but I as a beginner always do the X trick to find where stuff should be on the other side of the centerline.

Hi Bobby. Jim from Madrid, Spain (a fellow artist and a New Yorker expat living abroad). GREAT vid on perspective! Besides drawing and painting at my home studio, I also draw & paint in plein air & do urban sketching because I love being outside and making art from real life too. This video was perfect to understand much better how to train my brain to avoid perspective mistakes when drawing free hand. I will be putting it into use in my next sketching walk. One additional thing... I see many artists and urban Sketchers giving sort of a wide angle view to their drawings (buildings, cars, people, etc. like seen from a camera with a wide angle lens and everything curving inside it) and I don't know if you could do a video on something like that. I just find really hard sometimes to see the perspective properly when curving everything within the composition, specially with organic subjects (animals, people...). I hope I explained this correctly. In any case... great tutorial and thank you very much for "teaching" us so well (you do explain things very very clearly and easy to comprehend). Cheers from Sunny Spain! 😁👍😎✌

The car looks like it has eyes and mouth kakakakak, Thank u for de video, I realy struggle when drawing in perspective

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Hi I do have a question, I started my drawing journey during the lockdowns because it was something I have always wanted to do. I come from a 3D modeling (organic/hard surface background) recently when I came across your channel I found that I have a propensity and natural skill for creatures and monsters which I grew up on the older Godzilla movies etc. I figured this out after months upon months of line drills and trying to learn human anatomy which was not fun for me to say the least. But then after watching your videos I tried a creature something simply not overly complex and bam there is was came without even thinking. Do you suggest I start learning traditional animal anatomy which fascinates me, to better convey structure and form and have any drawings I create make sense. The second part your classes you teach I am no where near the level of the stuff I seen coming out of your class I still feel very noobish I finally broke that stupid perfectionist mind block and advanced my drawing a little. Would I be able to work through it with minimal basic understanding of drawing principles?

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Most of your videos are too advanced for me, where do I start if I don't have a clue about drawing? Cool channel btw

I love you, but open mind calm down just draw