Fish-Eye Perspective with Peter Han
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I Teach Creatives
Entertainment designer, instructor, and illustrator. He graduated from Art Center, and has had a successful career working in games, film and TV
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Learn to draw energetic scenes using curvilinear perspective, with four or five vanishing points creating a fisheye lens effect. We build mechanical forms step by step, exploring scaling, mark making, and shadow grouping. You’ll see how to adapt mistakes, balance your posture, and decide when a piece is done.
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Peter Han explores dynamic mech drawing with four- and five-point perspective using gesture, visual memory, and spontaneous design.
So many tips in there that answer so many questions that I often feel bog me down when I’m drawing. After this lesson I can see I have a huge backlog of Peter Han videos to draw along to 🥳
Did Marshal or the team mentioned a deadline to submit these last 4 videos homework for the Critique Video?
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There's no official assignment for those videos, consider them to be bonus assignments. The next official assignment will be in the first video of the next lesson group, which will go live in a week or two
When there was an assignment then I missed it. I think this is just for us to see for our selves what we can do with this information.
That's incredible!
Thanks for the demonstration.
If I purchased a drawing, I prefer the subtle little signature,
The large red stamp distracts my eye from the artwork.
Maybe stamp the back.
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any news from Peter? how is he?
this lesson is once mire a game changer! waooooo😻😻😻😻😻
