drawing perspective - how to draw perspective

Drawing linear perspective. Two point perspective example. For free drawing lessons visit:

http://www.draw23.com

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• perspective
• draw
• drawing
• art
• two
• point
• example

[7ifrah]

How many maximum number of points (perspective) can be used in a single drawing?

[cattusOK]

@7ifrah typically 2, the most that can be is 3 (look at the website perspective page, it describes it in detail).

[1oceanus]

so if you divide the picture vertically, you make lines on the left side with the right dot and vice versa?

[cattusOK]

@1oceanus it's more complicated then that.. all depends on the point you are looking, for example the dots may be outside of the page.

[J4archae]

please make videos in which you talk and explain... that would be better. instead of your hand dancing around

[cattusOK]

@edmarkbarrera cotton pad with charcoal smeared on it.

[bunicabatetoba1]

@7ifrah well now it could depend on the pitch that you are drawing .. for instance if u're sketching a building and its roof has a wide variety of angles then more perspective points a required. god i love this stuff :P

[alexasmithy]

love the video really good

[lefoudupc100]

il love the music

[berimanjuliano]

nice job with the floor there

[Trian1993]

@MrSylas12 because it is not about the ruler

[BlazyGalz]

Nice~

[myfraction1]

@MrSylas12 he is the ruler

[MrSylas12]

why don't you use a ruler?

[mk45x]

This is awesome! I remember learning perspectives in my art class back in my high school senior year and then I completely forgot how to do this. ^ ^; Thanks for the video and keep up the great work! This has sure refreshed my memory. :D

[1414mwh]

@7ifrah You could use a tortillion if you want it really clean. It's basically a rolled up tube of paper that looks kind of like a crayon. You can get a pack of five or so at an art store for about 2 or 3 dollars. Sometimes when you use your fingers you will get smudges that you can't get out because of the oils in your skin, but if you rub a little graphite on a tortillion and spread it around, as long as you don't scratch the paper you can still dig in pretty well and it can easily be erased.