@@spade8094In fact I found This method doing traditional Drawing...I recommend practicing traditional Drawing a lot. It will allow you to be extremely focused and get rid of all useless distractions
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I am genuinely starting to believe that my brain is tricking me into thinking that im good at perspective drawing so that i dont have to practice it lol
As an artist who’s been drawing for years. I always knew how perspective works but always struggled to apply it. This video is a HUUGE breakthrough. Drawing each line towards a single point is genius. Thank you
I already study perspective and there was always that phrase of "think like the grid was there but without drawing it" but that was hard for me , I could draw 1 character but when i want to add more characters in the scene without a grid It was hard for me, with this method was a lot more easy I always think of the whole grid with all the lines and vanishing points that my head was always confused and to think that you only need to imagine about one point to make it easier. Thanks for the video dude
Speedrun video important points 3:46, 12:08, 14:46. I didn't understand perspective or any way to practice it before this video. I was trying to learn anatomy without understanding perspective. I like how you keep it simple and construct your characters with boxes.
Very informative, I have been working hard on my own art for some time now and struggle desperately with perspective, with these visuals and instructions you have given and shown, I will try to apply then to my future works. thank you.
this is really helpful! made more sense than some of the tutorials on perspective i've seen here in yt. hope this gets more views bc it's absolutely practical and informative. thank you.
Really loved the video and the point-reference method is also how I learned to visualize, so that really got a smile out of me. Defo want to see more and gonna look through some other vids, so you got my sub! To add a little anecdote or advice: People worrying about accuracy of their boxes and the need to be accurate always and from the get-go like I did, do not. My teacher used to say: "You are an artist first, not an architect. Make it believable AND interesting.' That saying really helped me.
thank you for this tutorial! this really broke it down for me 😭❤️ I'm having so much fun with the exercises. also are you from Nigeria? that's be so cool! I've never met another Nigerian art RU-vidr
@@Stylusofwonders oh I just checked, your channel is based in Cyprus. well that's cool anyways and you've earned a subscriber! I love the way you explain things :) can't wait to see your next videos!
Ohhh my godddd this makes so much sense. I was struggling so hard trying to figure out how to do it without drawing grids all over the place but seeing you demonstrate this here makes me feel so grateful. It makes me want to attempt perspective again. Thank you sooo much. I don't think i have seen anyone else explain it this way. This is actually very practical and straightforward. I can also tell how experienced you are because of your line confidence and the ease with which you just draw. I look forward to seeing more from you, I am now subscribed.❤
I have to admit I was kind of confused in the first demonstration, but the assignment part made things a lot clearer, I might be able to create more believable cubes now. Thanks a lot. 3D and volumes are very difficult to me.
This is one of the most helpful videos about perspective I ever had the chance to fell on. It's explained clearly with exemples on how to apply it on characters. Thank you so much for making this. You got yourself a new sub
very informative mate, only maybe you should tell your watchers why your using boxes, when characters are more round in general. As a humble teacher of art myself, I would explain this as follows: It's easier to place your characters right, in the beginning, and to see mistakes more easily. With spheres you would have more trouble.
i've seen a lot of videos about perspective and i really hate the grid ... i never thought about this method, it feels like this is the way that works for me
00:00 🖌️ Understanding Perspective Basics: Perspective drawing starts with the concept of simplifying objects into boxes. This fundamental understanding lays the foundation for accurate perspective drawing. 01:20 🎨 Placing Characters in Perspective: Ensuring that characters in a drawing belong to the same perspective is crucial. This involves considering the placement of each character in relation to the horizon line and vanishing points. 02:21 📏 Horizon Line Significance: Everything in a drawing is based on the horizon line. Understanding its role helps in establishing the correct perspective for the entire composition. 04:22 ✏️ Applying Perspective without Grids: Advanced artists can imagine the vanishing points without actually drawing them. This allows for more fluid and freehand application of perspective in drawings. 06:05 🧰 Consistency in Perspective: Following the grid lines ensures that objects and characters maintain a consistent perspective, creating a harmonious composition. 09:47 📐 Importance of Knowing How to Draw Boxes: The ability to draw boxes forms the basis for understanding perspective. Without this skill, achieving accurate perspective becomes challenging. 13:10 📏 Mastering One-Point Perspective: Practice drawing in one-point perspective by keeping horizontal and vertical lines straight. This helps in creating a strong foundation for more complex compositions. 16:37 📐 Aim for Accuracy: Focus on precision and accuracy when drawing lines in perspective. This practice is essential before advancing to more complex perspective techniques. 19:25 🖋️ Prioritize Correctness Over Perfection: While perfection is a goal, it's more important to prioritize accuracy and correctness in perspective drawing. Practice and development come before achieving absolute perfection.
This was the same for me...I trained with this techniques for 3-4 months for my brain to finally accept the fact that I had to think of perspective when Drawing.It comes with practice...A lot of practice..I used to finish 20 pages of practice per day for 3 months no joke😩! So I think it will come with a ton of practice. Also practice traditionaly with pen and paper..( just regular newsprint A4 paper)
@@Stylusofwonders im just aking if the lines after i made the boxes need to be perfectly aligned to the vanishing point? i know its supposed to be but its not like im taking up architecture. so i just wanna know. thanks for the reply!
@@noumin_0no you don't.. Accuracy will come with practice Even I cannot be 100% Accurate..the goal is to be so precise that it makes your scene believable to the naked eye...
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