How to use horizon line for urban sketches

[@ValdemarDeMatos]

This tutorial along with your previous one about vanishing points, are very helpful. Basic concepts but very important ones to keep in mind. And your tutorial is quite exhaustive covering lots of possible situations. Thanks.

[@momthecool6812]

Thank you Teoh! This is a subject that all artists study to some degree, but it can be very difficult to actually sketch it out. You carefully reviewed the principles, but then you illustrated this with multiple examples of different architecture. Even people! I was so stunned how you portrayed the people in the crowd as farther away, and some close up! Stunning!

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[@victordominick673]

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[@victordominick673]

@Noel Dakota You are welcome :D

[@_yojanaregmi]

Thank u for ur tutorial. I just tried this in my drawing, and i can see a huge difference!

[@raulbudusan]

Thanks for the advice Teoh. This takes perspective to a easy to apply in practice place without going to much into technical drawing.

[@Kyoshiraishi]

Thank you for this tutorial Teoh! I only use observation before, sometimes it’s really challenging to get the right angle and my sketch looks bit off. Now i know how to apply the perspective knowledge to my sketch. Thank you!

[@fifirandom97]

I've never wanted to support someone on patreon more Your videos have helped me so much!

[@sherbearpatson884]

This is a great tutorial Teoh' vanishing points horizon lines angles. Very helpful and such a good detailed explanation of everything as it pertains to the sketch " thanks so.much .

[@cherripaterson6066]

Really enjoyed this video Teoh, as always your tutorials help me learn a lot. all your detail you show us. I will be watching this one a lot ,horizon line vanishing point and angles all necessary in getting perfect sketch, thank you Teoh,

[@feelswriter]

Very helpful. Extremely well explained!

[@isabelleperezcade9967]

another very good vidéo Parka ! very helpful, thank for sharing ! 👍🏻👏🏻

[@jettlaggg]

so timely! thank you so much!

[@arifadu5273]

Mind blowing 🤯

[@astaganaga1906]

So useful thank you do much Teoh!

[@VanAnh-dm7yr]

Thank you for the video! It was really helpful and well explained

[@e.flores6663]

TEoh me puedes decir que tablet usas? se mueve muy fluida y la calidad es excelente. GRacias por tus videos. Me encanta como lo haces, sigue asi. Besos😀

[@miro007ist]

Really nice video. It was very helpful.

[@kindle7191]

Hi Teoh, do you want your KZbin followers to send you snap shots for new reference photos? I bet you would get cool photos from all over the globe! Thanks for the horizon lines lesson. I am sketching Canadian lighthouses right now and this fits right in. Merci from Vancouver Island.

[@Donna_G]

This was an interesting demonstration. I understand about vanishing points and horizon lines; but, I still get tripped up when I'm working on a hill which is above the horizon line and I'm trying to capture a trail which zigzags across the side of the hill. Have you ever used unsplash.com for reference photos?

[@Art-What..]

Teoh thanks 🚴

[@MyJigokuShoujo]

C`est superbe! 💜

[@Userdoesnotexit]

Hope you do more tutorials when it coms to BGs Thanks !

[@biebsBaby91]

Thank you for the tutorial!! Could you also please link the reference photos?

[@teohyc]

Here photos.app.goo.gl/uXciqxMK2SDWQ7uJ9

[@Lethersee]

Thank you!

[@zorosenpai2224]

Thanks this video was Useful, but i have a qeuistion, if a scen tilted, horizon line should be tilt too?

[@teohyc]

Horizon will always be horizontal. If horizon is tilted, then everything else will be tilted.

[@zorosenpai2224]

@@teohyc thanks This information will help me

[@psyflyhunter8543]

I wasnt able to follow this one. Became very confused about the horizon lines. Ill probably need to start with something simpler.

[@favianee]

I see me!

[@mr.finkle4677]

How do you find the horizon line so easy

[@teohyc]

Look for the area where all the lines seem to be horizontal. The horizon line is behind.

[@mr.finkle4677]

@@teohyc do people email you their drawings so you can critique it and get feedback for improvement?

[@teohyc]

@@mr.finkle4677 I only do that for my patrons. Otherwise I'm just too busy

[@mr.finkle4677]

@@teohyc sounds good. Thanks for the reply.

[@mr.finkle4677]

@@teohyc ok I will sign up for patron this week. I need help to figure out starting a sketch and prospective and proportions. Do you just offer like hr lessons on zoom??

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First!

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:-)

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Third?