One Point Perspective for car designers

Hi everyone,
This video covers the basics of one point perspective. One point perspective is key for making your drawings look correct. Without it, everything will be out of proportion. I'll do a series of videos to cover different perspective types.

[@sunnypaul6680]

As always Sir you bring the best contents dat are really improving day by day. And are really innovative and is helping to learn things more easily. Thank you.

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for the support

[@vidursharma3766]

Amazing way of explaining. I will say that do share "Drawing as a process" i.e., if you are drawing a car, then do tell how the final drawing is created by showing each and every step. So with that your number of videos will also extend and people like me would also learn better. If i am unable to explain what i want check out a channel named "Circle line art school". I love the way that guy teach and i wish if you could add that to with your style of teaching. best wishes

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

Thank you so much for sharing. I will check it out and see what I can apply to my own channel. Thanks

[@nilothpalbarma04]

Sir as I am just a beginner so can you just tell me where should i start with like what is the most basic thing that i have to learn and books and tutorials to refer?

[@TalesTMlens]

Hii Rod! Should I start making design first on paper or on iPad, will it be too soon for beginners to use iPad instead of paper? And nice video and studio...thanks for the knowledge.

[@prosketchbyrodcamus8807]

Digital is just a representation of what we used to do all manual. Digital tends to be more time efficient. But interestingly it is still a mix of both. A lot of designers like doing the sketch on paper and then coloring digital. Also real car design studios build digital models, cut them with CNC on clay, Modify the clay by hand and the scan it again to digital. I suggest you get as much practice with the manual stuff. The digital would be easier when you make the jump. Everything you learn manually will apply to digital

[@TalesTMlens]

@@prosketchbyrodcamus8807 Thanks Rod. I will first go with paper.