Never have I been more thankful for a video than I am right now I’m glad I requested it thank you kindly for sharing your artistic wisdom with us padawans
I love that you are teaching this but if I get on my GF about calling muted or nuanced colors "pastels" because of some make up company? I have to get on you for calling something Curvilinear. Number one: linear is a straight line it is not curved it's basically an oxymoron. Number Two: it's needlessly complicated and these are simply curved lines. Good work teaching it I love learning this stuff but please for the love of god, call it curved perspective. A linear line is a straight line. thank you.
It's not like I'm the one that decided to name it that . . .. You'll have to take that up with mathemeticians and artists who've been dead for a loooong time.
@@Jasoncm No Mathematician would call a curved line a linear line. Just look up the definition. It wasn't a shot at you it was just basic logical analysis.
Those are representations of straight lines on curved space-time, how one would attempt to draw higher dimensions. I'm not miserable in my personal life so I won't write a pedantic essay, but you can look it up.
@@davidaugustofc2574 Ok. I believe that but are those straight lines or curved lines or both? They look curved to me. How about we drop the math lingo and call it what it is. A tool for Artists to better understand the physical world and portrait that illusion on a piece of paper. I don't need a mathematical proof this is art not math. This whole thing just comes off pretentious and it's antithetical to what most artist actually want to do. So it's unnecessary and weird.
@@throgmortonartstudio2402 Curvilinear coordinates, the canvas is a two dimensional euclidean space and the coordinate lines are curved. There's nothing to be pressed about, especially if that's art and not math, and the same term can mean different things for artists and mathematicians. Curvilinear is fancy for curve, don't like it, don't use it.
Never have I been more thankful for a video than I am right now I’m glad I requested it thank you kindly for sharing your artistic wisdom with us padawans
Thanks, Christian!
I don’t know how to draw this I just wanna watch you draw something really cool
I thoroughly enjoyed these! I was hoping it might break my brain and it kinda did! But wasn't as hard as I thought it would be.
Thank you, this was very simple and easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
You did a great job explaining but man it's confusing. Breaks my brain just looking at it.
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your video pops up first when googling "6 point perspective"
I love that you are teaching this but if I get on my GF about calling muted or nuanced colors "pastels" because of some make up company? I have to get on you for calling something Curvilinear. Number one: linear is a straight line it is not curved it's basically an oxymoron. Number Two: it's needlessly complicated and these are simply curved lines. Good work teaching it I love learning this stuff but please for the love of god, call it curved perspective. A linear line is a straight line. thank you.
It's not like I'm the one that decided to name it that . . .. You'll have to take that up with mathemeticians and artists who've been dead for a loooong time.
@@Jasoncm No Mathematician would call a curved line a linear line. Just look up the definition. It wasn't a shot at you it was just basic logical analysis.
Those are representations of straight lines on curved space-time, how one would attempt to draw higher dimensions.
I'm not miserable in my personal life so I won't write a pedantic essay, but you can look it up.
@@davidaugustofc2574 Ok. I believe that but are those straight lines or curved lines or both? They look curved to me. How about we drop the math lingo and call it what it is. A tool for Artists to better understand the physical world and portrait that illusion on a piece of paper. I don't need a mathematical proof this is art not math. This whole thing just comes off pretentious and it's antithetical to what most artist actually want to do. So it's unnecessary and weird.
@@throgmortonartstudio2402 Curvilinear coordinates, the canvas is a two dimensional euclidean space and the coordinate lines are curved.
There's nothing to be pressed about, especially if that's art and not math, and the same term can mean different things for artists and mathematicians. Curvilinear is fancy for curve, don't like it, don't use it.