How to Draw in Perspective

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[@TheGTudor]

in 4 years at art school I learned less than here in 20 minutes, I finished art school I have a diploma, but I do not know all this things. Thank you. Great video

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[@anthonyhargis9411]

If they teach you all of this in 20 minutes, you and others will quit college and that's is terrible for business. I played Tenor Sax professionally for years. Early on I was always interested in knowing the chord structure of a song for improvisation. There are horn [layers who do solos who don't know what a chord is, let along what the chord structure of the tune is. I took a friend who played trumpet in school for two years. He could read a little music. He had no concept of what notes a chord consisted of. In our discussion I threw the Bb, C#, etc away. I made him play an octave C to C and counted 13 notes. Using the numeric system instead of the Bb, C# method. I taught him 10 years of chord structure in 8 hours at my home on a piano. The next day he says is this right. He starts singing and laying down the basic chords to "I left my Heart in San Francisco., He's no classical pianists, or jazz great, but he could figure out chords to many tunes. Then after knowing chords structure, he cold buy a book with more difficult tunes and play any chord chart there was in a fake book of jazz tunes. It all depends on how deep you really want to go. I just want to do some old worn down homestead in the woods with a porch, trees, lighting highlights, a sky, a pond with some rocks and a pirogue in a canal, a chimney and a bird or two on the ground. Haha. I can't draw a circle without a quarter or a nickel.

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Why are you guys replying to a comment 6 yrs ago

[@Juuqe]

@@brian.o3372 why are you replying to a comment that was more than a year old

[@sebasstein7014]

Because art schools nowadays only teach modern art instead of actual skill. Worthless lectures

[@laurafrench7315]

I have watched several videos on perspective...yours is the most helpful and clear...by far! Thank you.

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Thank you : )

[@rutbrea8796]

Great video! I never went to school to learn to draw of paint. I just do my paintings on my own. I have many books on how to paint and draw. I have learnt a lot today. I would like to watch more of your videos. I am not that young, 69 years old and have been painting all my life. I cannot afford to go to school, it is very expensive. But painting is my passion. Thank you I will continue to practice and learn. Maybe I can continue watching your videos to learn more.

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[@balisongflips6547]

nice

[@jasminestewart4549]

Wonderful, slow clear and understandable. Could watch for hours. Thank you, jasmine

[@dahliarose1493]

This is hands down, one of the best perspective videos.

[@markfernandezablaza]

Thank you so much! I will watch all of the videos here from now on. Art schools in my country do not teach these. I hope I have the money to enroll at this school.

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Please do!

[@davidw.1454]

one semester in architecture class and i learn more in just one shot of video.

[@nihaomz]

this channel is great.

[@Attesa2009]

It was a very useful and instructive speech. The news is structured and presented in an easy-to-understand way. Thank you, I’ve learned a lot.

[@alexanderbadiya6907]

Tank you , sir for your valuable Perspective lessons soon I would like to join as a on line learning student.

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Always welcome

[@aleistershiranui199]

These videos are pure gold of knowledge and information!! Very helpful :)

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Glad you like them!

[@amateurist22]

Um may I ask where reverse and parallel perspective presentations are ? Thank you

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Check our live stream that is broadcasting right now - kzbin.info It explains 16 type and 21 rules of perspective including reverse, parallel, curvilinear, and other types of perspective

[@kingpalafox1045]

Wow! That was a lot to take in. I didn't know there's a lot that goes into perspective art, but you've made it simple to understand.

[@MUTIPANCAKELOVER]

I would say KIND OF SIMPLE. This definitely was a lot to take in.

[@Isa_carmed]

No solo aprendo a dibujar si no que también aprendo Inglés nueva suscriptora

[@SyoDraws]

I understand one, two, and three point perspective, but what is the difference between photo (which looks like fish-eye perspective) and perceptive perspective? What are the rules of perceptive perspective? Thank you for these resources

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

In Perceptive perspective, horizontal lines are curved, but vertical remain straight. In the Photo perspective all horizontal and vertical lines are curved. To learn more about linear and aerial perspective, enroll in the best drawing course - lifedrawing.academy/correspondence-course

[@SyoDraws]

@@DrawingArtAcademy okay, thank you Have a good day

[@allluckyseven]

Do you in the course talk about objects tilted and rotated in different ways, pointing to different horizon lines and vanishing ponts, but in the same drawing or painting?

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

There are several video lessons on how to draw in perspective in the Drawing Academy course: drawingacademy.com/drawing-lessons

[@miss...muskan1723]

Thank you so much sir🙏🙏

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Most welcome

[@rezajamshidi8685]

Could not be explaind better. Fsntastic. The video clearly explaind the question that i had in my mind for years. Made perspective so simple for all artist at any level.👌

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Glad you liked it!

[@jamiececilielange5249]

This video was very informative and straight to the point. It wasn't filled with boring chatter.

[@RapidBlindfolds]

Do you only need to concern yourself with perspective if you are working with lots of sharp lines? How do you define perspective for objects with a soft, rounded edge?

[@TheRuz123]

Circles become more of an ellipse in perspective. Draw a square and draw a circle within it with the circle touching the inner line of the square. The circle will touch the square in four points. Now if you know how to draw a square in perspective you can draw a circle. Draw the square in perspective and then mark the four points, from there it's all about making the arc to connect these dots. This sound over complicated. Maybe a video will quickly clear it up.

[@eugeneponomarov7429]

Really appreciate it!

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Happy to help!

[@afafzabaneh3916]

Very useful and valuable information...many many thanks...

[@idontknow-sh4bj]

Hi, I was wondering if you - or anyone - could tell me when to use the different perspectives? Not how, but when. I know how to use them I just don't know when you should use one point and when you should use two point and when you should use three point perspective. In which case scenario would you use each of them? Thanks!

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Hi, thanks for your question, it is answered in this book: www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5CI73D

[@chronorust7220]

Amazing. I learned a lot faster by just watching this small intro! Thanks a bunch.

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

You are welcome : )

[@steampunkvampyre]

when you bend the lines in perceptive perspective , how do you know how far to bend and what radius to use?

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Check the channel's live stream. We are broadcasting the perspective rules right now kzbin.info

[@tariqsaddique4080]

Excellent lesson.

[@shajithomas1237]

OMG .THANKYOU.. THANKYOU SO MUCH...🙏🙏🙏 May God bless you.

[@MrConbobulation]

Wonderful, than you for such a well constructed and clearly presented lesson.

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Thank you

[@cesardevia7916]

what is name of pain on 16:00 minutes? please a really need it.

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The painting on 16:00 minute is the "Kissing Ceremony" Поцелуйный обряд (Пир у боярина Морозова) by Konstantin Makovsky

[@s.nag_the_oilpainter]

This one is so informative!

[@sujalgvs987]

9:10 dude destroyed hyper realistic artists in just one sentence

[@abandon-ized6847]

This fascinates me

[@em4142]

Good stuff!

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

Thanks!

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Hi sir I need a small help I want to learn course may I know how many months we should take courses and how much does it cost

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[@r.mercado9737]

Outstanding presentation and complexities verbalized well.

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[@WBanduMedia07]

Amazing your vision....

[@karolinaperaltasalva]

I would be extremely grateful if someone could tell me which one of these perspectives applies to Tintoretto's painting Crucifixion?

[@MultiRusty50]

Excellent tutoriall

[@hydrakn]

Thank you for this video. I struggle with perspective so this was very helpful. I was wondering if you could explain the perspective seen in Jacques-Louis David's The Coronation of Napoleon? When I try to break it down, I feel like the rounded end of the hall throws off the perspective... Any thoughts?

[@JoeDeck1980]

Looking at painting on wiki roundline blocked by people single point at red drapery by edge interrupted by interior perceptive perspective as halls and arches stage sets off bottom of perceptive perspective

[@JoeDeck1980]

I meant horizon line at drapery not single

[@xxkarazxx]

Great video! Thank you! ♥

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[@GARRATOSE]

Amazing video!

[@luvuyomadyibi676]

This video is an inspiration. thank you. ive learnt so much from it.

[@james7011203]

very useful..... Please can you make a video 1 ,2,3 point perspective of room or interior when the horizon line is tilted and also human body perspective.

[@DrawingArtAcademy]

The horizon is always horizontal, no matter how you look at it. The videos you requested are available in the drawing course: drawingacademy.com/

[@mazenessa1607]

Is this can help me draw cubes in any angels like kim jung gi

[@rutbrea8796]

To further my comment, I painted most of my family portraits, but I like to sketch from life. I think it is much better. It is true to copy from a photograph is not a good art. I will continue to sketch and paint from my own instead of from photographs., Thank you

[@romypie3725]

Still a mistery to me...how to know how many VP I'll need for a drawing? When looking at a scenery I don't know what kind of perpective to use and where the lines come from...quite difficult.

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[@ravirajubhupathiraju2630]

Excellent

[@DhruvSethandmyworks]

This was so helpful and well made. A genuine Thankyou !

[@JamieHumeCreative]

Excellent.

[@stevecrawford3551]

Excellent!

[@vazap8662]

Thank you for a fantastically clear layout of different types of perspective. Being a 3D artist I thought I knew all about the subject, I stand corrected! Drawing offers so much more possibilities than photo real CGI and, by the way, reminds us perspective has always been and still is somewhat subjective. Fascinating...

[@WBanduMedia07]

Thanks Sir...

[@7thSpringofthe7thSun]

thank you very much

[@christophermastersjr.1170]

This video is amazing and so helpful. Subscribed!

[@orlando1527]

very good.

[@johnhartley2438]

Great overview on perspective drawing. Ty

[@shiinshiinro]

Thank you very much for uploading this video!

[@Nivenization]

Thank you.

[@cool7846]

thank you so much, a very informative and easy to follow video. great work

[@wafaalfaris7107]

Thanks it was a pleasure to be one of students of life with you .

[@marypeterson4000]

Bless you heart. This was very helpful, even though I missed some of the points he was making.

[@kushalmanandhar]

thank you so much i learnt so much in so little time god bless you

[@JimTopdog]

Drawing perspective very interesting stuff

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me too lol. this is the first week of college for me

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Man so true "why drawing from photos is treacherous"

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