Drawing for Watercolours - Put it in Perspective (Part 1)

[@evarizkhabib1237]

I am glad I found you! YOU are the best!

[@sukiamirapu7325]

Thank you for sharing.

[@sashakatya]

Hi ! I have noted that you have not posted lately . I have just recently come across your videos that I find very instructing . In this quarantine I have decided to start with watercolors and would like to know if you can tell me in order which videos I shows see . Pardon my English I am from Spain .

[@michellerobertson5235]

Thank you so much. I finally understand it!

[@tcape72]

This was very informative and I watched it a couple times to get the concept. I have a question, what to do when your vanishing points for a perspective of a house , in order for the house to be properly sized on the page, is way off the page?

[@johnritter5951]

I've watched a number of perspective tutorials now but there is one question I have not found addressed...how do you decide how far out or near by the apex or perspective point should be? That decision will determine how acute the angles will be...but...how acute should they be?...thus my question about the positioning of the "point."

[@elsagrace3893]

I don't understand why you showed the Taj Mahal. Those perspective lines are very opposite of the lines that you drew on the blank paper. And you didn't explain where the guidelines start and stop. I am confused.