Drawing Basics
Getting Started
Lines
Shapes
How Perspective Works
Bonus Content
When we think of perspective, we tend to over complicate things. So, before we start drawing boxes in 1, 2, and 3 point perspectives, let's go over the 6 simple principles that create the illusion of depth in your drawings.
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Johannes Schiehsl
11d
I teach Animation and work with my students to improve their drawing fundamentals. I find it really hard to explain perspective in a simple and fun way, but you guys are doing an excellent job at it.
Zach Pipher
17d
i took a short break and now i'm ready to tackle the Rhythms lessons that scares the hell out of me. Then catch back up to do the depth lesson.
@drawingdodo
6d
Good luck, I spent several weeks on that one, but it paid off!
Mireina
18d
Perspective is my main interest in the whole course as here I lack knowledge the most and i found it extremely hard to find sources that do not make it all look like black magic. Can't wait for upcoming lessons!
loes roos
19d
Very nice to show the perspective and overlap with the elephants.
@pedrobranco
19d
Looking forward to the lesson though in the meantime can I ask for some homework?
Samantha Maggard
17d
You can always do more gesture studies.
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17d
Practice those straight line warmups I showed you earlier in the course. You'll be drawing A LOT of lines in this perspective course, so it'll be helpful if you're comfortable with it. Also, you can watch these older free lessons:
Structure Basics – Making Things Look 3D
The Illusion of Depth – Perspective, Details and Overlapping Forms
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loes roos
19d
Take an empty toilet role and draw it in all kinds of angles as warming up to perspective... Same with a box...
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Dennis Yeary
20d
awesome I feel this will be helpful
Brandon
21d
Excited. Thx Stan, cant wait to apply these into my drawings
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
