2pt pull down Perspective - Corporate Conference Room

[@jaswas77]

Absolute gold. Thanks

[@moonaworld3610]

So much better explanations than my professor!!! Super helpful thanks! Now I can comfortably work on my assignment;)))

[@motog6436]

This finally made me really understand using diagonal VPs

[@cathyblue1103]

Finally someone has explained how I can set my vanishing points! My biggest issue!

[@sergior9221]

i was about to say the same XD, very good video, this need more views.

[@johnoswald9143]

God this stuff is wonderful, so helpful. Thank you for breaking this down to such an understandable point.

[@user-ig5gg1wu8g]

Thank you so much for this video! Incredibly helpful. I also watched your second video about the executive office and have a question: After we are done sketching, we need to draw a rectangular frame (I am not sure what the actual term is) outside of which we will erase everything extra we drew. Is there a rule on how big that rectangle should be ? I thought it was connected to the cone of view, but then my perspective ends up being in a portrait mode, not landscape like most sketches are. Do we take into consideration 60 degrees, or 90? For example, in this video you drew the hallway, however we shouldn’t be able to see it based on your cone of view of 60 degrees. We would only see the corner where the glass wall and the hallway meet. However, you still sketched it. So in your final sketch, would it be included inside the frame? Thank you in advance! I hope my question isn’t too confusing!

[@LaForteDailyDemos]

I think you're referring to the "view". I wouldn't erase anything, but it's just that everything beyond that frame will stretch out a lot from the perspective system. Never erase your sketch though!

[@IrocZIV]

Helpful trick working with the curved wall.

[@kidinawell]

Holy Noel, Thank You.

[@jemimakaneko5426]

Really helpful. Thanks

[@kidinawell]

I would get in my first fist fight with the person who voted this down.