Basics of the 4-Point Upshot with Philip Dimitriadis
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Philip Dimitriadis shows how to set up a low-level horizon and use four-point perspective for an authentic upshot. See how to block in buildings with curved guidelines, position them off the central axis for depth, and vary heights to maintain balance. Discover ways to overlap shapes, add castle walls, roads, and props, and even align clouds for a unified, three-dimensional scene.
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Philip Dimitriadis shows how to set up a low-level horizon and use four-point perspective for an authentic upshot. See how to block in buildings with curved guidelines, position them off the central axis for depth, and vary heights to maintain balance. Discover ways to overlap shapes, add castle walls, roads, and props, and even align clouds for a unified, three-dimensional scene.
4 Point upshot exercise. I recreated Konoha, but I didn’t want to draw all those people on the street, so I cut the canvas and focused on the sky for the rendering instead :D. I am bit a early, but who cares.. Happy new year everyone :).
would probably make more sense if i knew anything about medieval architecture (ᵕ—ᴗ—,) felt easier than the four point down so practice is definitely doing something
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Practice is everything! This looks great! Very dynamic perspective!
There's supposed to be a lively horse in front of the cart. The horse drawing is soo bad it begged me to unalive itself and so I did. I can envision it's smiling face saying thank you and flew away to the other side with eternal gratitude.
*sniff* "sniff" :')
"it begged me to unalive itself"... dude.. you are comedic and artistic peak :D. I shall pledge my loyalty to you dear sir. (great work)
An attempt to draw an upshot of the castle that inspired Disney (Schloss Neuschwanstein).
The past two lessons remind me a lot of assignments i used to get in first grade art class. Funny how uncomplicated this all seems after stressing about it for so long.
I have the same feeling! 😎 oh how we have progressed! this course is a blessing! I did (watched the videos ) of the "old" course of @Marshall Vandruff and it was illuminating but it was a lot and there was no homework and while i understood a lot i did not use it and then forgot it - that is why I'm so looking forward to part two!
section two of the course is going to be about how to apply all this, if I understand correctly - if so !!!!!IT S GOING TO BE SUPER FUN!!! 😎😎😎😎❤️❤️❤️
