A Trick for Visualizing Perspective | Using a Centerline

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Uploaded by on Sep 21, 2011

I made this tutorial to give you an example of how to visualize perspective using the centerline.

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  • cant believe you actually did this just to explain us how perspective works, you are great sir

  • thank you for taking the time to teach us ( a youtube treasure)

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  • @XxDUBSTEPxX555 ha ur a fag

  • lol the tape in the face its soo funny!!11 BWAHAHAHHAAH!!!!

  • This is an excellent demonstration, in part because having the centerline placed on an actual face helps to reinforce the notion that one is actually sketching a three-dimensional figure when sketching.

  • NOT MAKEING FUN OF YOU BUT

    So i am spose to get tape and tape THERE FACE

  • THANKS to you ! i draw like a PRO now! i recieve emails from you and now i am-first time in my life- looking forward to holding a pencil!

    you are JUST like an one to one art teacher, since i cant afford one right now.. THANK YOU!

  • great , thanx , wish you would live next door though

  • ook xx

  • Thank you for this video - its really helped me and it just makes sense out of something I hadn't really looked at before - will surely help

  • @mrdudy8 You would put it straight up and down, yes. He didn't say it in this video, but the center-line trick is also used for us to measure at certain degrees of "asymmetrical-ity" of things in the face. Besides, even this tutor's face is crooked in numerous parts.  It doesn't effect this exercise.

  • @NandoCali805 I'm not the guy here, but from my experience, the time it takes to draws varies to your level of artistic confidence, and how detailed/realistic or simplified the style is... hard to say.. anything you had in mind?

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