The Perspective Course
Understanding Perspective(101 Lessons )
Intro to Perspective
Materials to Spare You Pain
Depth Tricks and Old Masters
Intro to Forms
Orthos and One Point
Orthos and No Point
XYZ
Grids
Eye Level
The Picture Plane
Wide Angles
Bonus Lessons
Mastering the Skills(0 Lesson )
Course In Progress
Course In Progress
Learn how to create a plan projection step by step.
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Shayan Shahbazi
2mo
Thank you. This opened my mind in a whole new level of understanding❤️❤️❤️
Ayesha Mahgul
2mo
Sita Rabeling
2mo
Here's a memo for myself when all this fades from my brain as we proceed with other projects. Maybe it's of use - and if there are mistakes in it, please let me know :)
Jhamb
2mo
Hi Sita! Really enjoyed your picture plane memo! I’m still learning perspective myself, so I could be off here, but I noticed something in the 'Above the PP' and 'Crossing the PP' cases that might be worth double-checking.
I’ve attached a couple of images showing what I mean, based on the idea that true height is always taken directly on the picture plane. Let me know what you think, I'm still working through this myself!
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2mo
This was fun to follow along with.
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2mo
Aw, what a happy little Plan Projection!
@odinnot
3mo
Here is my drawing, I learn, i can keep pushing the lines down. I will keep the same proportions, as the floor plan.
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2mo
Great observation!
Hans Heide Nørløv
3mo
This is fun!
I know that we’re not doing this because we’re gonna draw perspective like this all the time, but I’m wondering whether we’re doing this because it will come in handy a few times, or because it helps us when drawing perspective intuitively more accurately?
either way I’m happy we’re learning this.
Rick B
3mo
followed the video. pretty straight forward.
Michael Giff
3mo
Take 2: Reasonably happy with this other than the very last part. I've tried multiple measurements for the braces but always end up with an ugly tangent in the back right-hand corner. Not sure how I would fix that, I have zero intuition for such things... Any-whosie! Off to the next demo!
Michael Giff
3mo
I honestly don't know why I'm so terrible at following basic instructions but... here I am. I can't get the last line to go on it's vanishing point without moving all of the other lines. Can I make corrections without blowing the whole thing up? Or is close enough fine? (it does not feel fine.)
Smithies
3mo
This happens to me all the time when using vps - I think it’s really hard to be accurate enough. I just mark in all the lines from the VP to the corners and if they don’t meet i find a midpoint and use that so both are wrong but it’s near enough for me.
If you’re just looking at your box without the VP constructions you’d think huh cool a perfect box in perspective. As a drawing it works. If you’re deisgning something where accuracy is life and death important, then I guess you’d redo it, but to me as a picture its good enough
Smithies
3mo
This cleared up a lot for me, thanks for the demo marshall. I followed along to make notes and used as many colours as I could find and now I'm going to repeat until it sticks
sara keyes
3mo
I'm confused. Why do you start drawing a square first?
I'm not sure what exactly an assignment is.
Smithies
3mo
I think the square is just a simple ortho shape to project into 3d
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