How To Draw Arches In Perspective

[@redhood7105]

Man, this channel is goldmine everything perspective related. Thank you for making this content freely available.

[@user4667fh]

the art teacher we never had

[@DrawshStudio]

Glad to teach you :)

[@electro_yellow9295]

I just found this channel and the quality of these videos are absolutely nuts. So many other drawing videos on yt are either extremely vague or take a unnecessary amount of time to just get to the darn point. I believe that drawing and any skill is anyone can learn, but what's making it difficult is people are not teaching is correctly, maybe due to not knowing how to teach, or more frustratingly due to their own egos. You've taken a concept and presented it as it is. It sucks that no one is seeing these videos, but this channel is one I would recommend to any future artists i meet in my life who wants to learn more about drawing. Thanks for your contrabutions.

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you so much, and I appreciate you helping to spread the word! My teaching style is meant to be direct and simple so anyone can learn. I am grateful you like the videos :)

[@fahime.1007]

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[@magic-art64]

How great your channel is, I wish you would be active again and continue❤❤❤❤❤

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you! I wish I could make this a lucrative endeavor so I could do this more as well :)

[@rewguy8373]

Good stuff. Thanks. I look forward to your videos every week..

[@DrawshStudio]

I appreciate it, thanks for supporting the channel :)

[@k3v1n96iy]

Great video would love to see more of your artistic side in addition to your more analytical stuff

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you! I have lots of videos planned in the future, some with more organic and less technical material, but I am working the series of perspective stuff currently so keep checking back :)

[@k3v1n96iy]

@@DrawshStudio look forward to seeing more

[@kazizayed9090]

soo creative

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you! Glad you liked it. Thanks for taking the time to comment :)

[@baccano5003]

You vídeos are amazing Thanks very much ☆

[@DrawshStudio]

So happy you like the videos. Thanks for the comment!!

[@xabfps3037]

Thats a tons lot of construction lines for a simple thing as an arche!

[@DrawshStudio]

An arch is far from simple if you want it to be correct in perspective. You can of course eyeball things to look mostly correct. However that is more difficult for beginners who don’t know what “correct” looks like. Also, if you want it to be a true ellipse in a specific view point you will need to do some good old fashioned construction. The more proficient you get the more likely you will be to “eyeball” it and get it mostly correct.

[@xabfps3037]

@@DrawshStudio Thanks , just purchased your PDF because I felt like giving you a bit of support. You ressources are a well of knowledge, it´s unfortunate you get only this few subscribers. Get into Tiktok, you could probably get what you deserve here :) See you!

[@DrawshStudio]

Thanks for the support! Much appreciated :). I currently have an empty tik tok account, on my to do list to build it up!

[@robertson558]

Good night! We don't have linear perspective videos anymore!

[@DrawshStudio]

Keep checking back!

[@xiaoxiaojining9388]

Amazing. But in three-point perspective, will the perspective line on the horizon also pass through the minor axis or center of the ellipse?

[@DrawshStudio]

Hopefully some day I will be able to do some 3 point videos :)

[@andreyostr]

What software did you use to create such great videos?

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you :) I used keynote mostly.

[@hannahlamburn817]

Fantastic videos thank you!! I look forward to watching them all!! Any tips on drawing tube slides etc for a children's play area/ waterpark? I was wondering about using the 2 point perspective grid in procreate along with taking some reference photos of lego at the same angle (Might be tricky!) Maybe even draw the horizon line on a sheet of paper behind the lego to get the right angle perhaps? I have tried using simple isometric cylinders as an easier way to draw them but then it's quite limiting on the angle of the scene. (I also think I might re-watch your video on ellipses in perspective, it just seems to mega complicated when the cylinders are curved like macaroni!) Many thanks

[@DrawshStudio]

Oh man, that’s a complex perspective problem. You have to keep choosing new vps as the slide move around in space. I would build it in angles and the. Try to curve them later. Good luck!

[@cutecookie2557]

What happened to you? Why did you stop uploading tutorials?

[@DrawshStudio]

My schedule changed which gave me far less time in my week and it takes me a long time to make each video. And since the channel doesn’t add to my financial well being, I’ve had to pause video production until something changes :) I started a Patreon for my handouts, that’s all I can manage right now.

[@gardengnomefan]

@@DrawshStudio just found these videos and they're absolutely awesome - helped me a lot, thanks for putting this content out! Hope there will be some more in the future, but I get the struggle of finding time.

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you for the kind words and understanding. Glad you found the channel and good luck with your drawing!

[@canalbwp6412]

Hello, could you teach me a little about orthographic views and how to apply them to a figure with curves?

[@DrawshStudio]

That is a complex topic, but something I might be able to address in future content :)

[@yeyintthura8792]

I still don't understand how to draw major and minor axes. Is that connecting half point of the perspective rectangle's horizontal sides to form the major axis and make a 90-degree line on the point where the major and center horizontal line meet to form the minor axis?

[@DrawshStudio]

I’m not sure I understand your question, but ellipses are a tough thing to get. I have two other videos on them that go in depth that may answer the question.

[@yeyintthura8792]

@@DrawshStudio I don't know how to draw minor and major axes

[@DrawshStudio]

I understand, they are hard concepts. The other videos on my channel that deal with ellipses try to explain the concepts and rules, and how to draw them. Check out the perspective playlist if you haven’t yet :)

[@sophia192]

2:52 can we specify exact angle to those lines that radiate out ?

[@DrawshStudio]

There is a complex way to do this exactly, which would be to draw the ellipse in the middle and divide it up to get exactly radiating lines. This is a task in and of its self, so to simplify the video, I “eyeballed” the right side lies and then found their corresponding left side lines by tracking to the vanishing point.

[@samikchakraborty8142]

Animal anatomy pls❤️🙏

[@DrawshStudio]

I’ll put that on the list for future content :) thanks for the suggestion.

[@oldrahul]

I want to learn 3d flower in coreldraw like If I search google image as 3d flower white. That type

[@DrawshStudio]

I have content planned on organic things like plants in perspective so keep an eye on the channel and subscribe for updates :)

[@knezivan1]

draws 5000 lines then draws the arch somewhere around the intersections and says look what looks right. ffs if i knew what was right i wouldnt draw lines

[@DrawshStudio]

The part you are referencing where I draw the division of the stones for the arch does not have an exact angle. These could be slightly different and still appear correct. The important part is that they are the same on each side which is why we track the lines to the opposite side to match. There are of course other perspective techniques to divide an ellipse into even segments, so that may be a topic for a future video.