ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE (unique method)

A unique "hands on" method for learning and understanding one point perspective. Hopefully it will help the beginners who have been struggling with perspective rules and might intrigue those who know the ropes (so to speak).

[@yustripoviinternational2420]

This is the best tool, for drawing perspective.Thank you for sharing this tool with us.

[@lovemymolly]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you so much!!! It finally 'clicked' and I now get it!

[@natlap1966]

Thank you sooo much. I started painting and you made me understand why my perspective was always off😉 Will do that from now on.

[@kavitham6134]

this is definitely unique and such clear explanation. Thank you!

[@Disappointed739]

Wonderful, and very helpful, especially the eye level information!

[@sadhanakk3769]

Thankyou so much for this perspective tutorial. This is the best I have ever seen, to understand :) It will be wonderfully helpful for future artwork.

[@sweetsumoo]

You are the best! Thankful!

[@ektachahar5489]

Thank you so much for making us understand the perspective in such an easy way 😍 well explained in such a unique way 🙌

[@qamranjan2400]

I think it is actual n exact basic way to calculate triangles n pyramid .so easy n accurate drawing. very nice n thanks for so best tutorial

[@Turkuaz.ButikPasta]

Thank you so much this help me alot alot alot really you did good job by sharing this video 🙏

[@mjp7022]

Excellent and very simple tutorial. I have been doing abstract art for years but this is the simplest and clearest explanation of perspective that I have come across. Thank you!

[@Vengodelvalle]

Very good info, thank you 🙏

[@kennethtwist8662]

What a good example. Thank you.

[@rashmisirmour7507]

I'm always struggle with perspective. But your video explaining it very simple and interesting method.but i heart to saw that your last video is 7year ago .i request to you sir please make this type of interesting video's again .

[@gittaradau8790]

Thank you. This was great!

[@karenleto9232]

Very clear and clever, thank you!!!

[@yowgiaoart5630]

Fantastic!!! 👍👍👍🌺🌷🌻😃😃

[@trishula-8037]

Absolute madman

[@schauhin24h]

Thank you for this Video

[@andrecardon2141]

So simple to do it with this aid. Thank s

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Very good. It should be remembered however that the single point might not necessarily be within the borders and can be somewhere outside of the range of string mobility.

[@nelsylopez7951]

Very useful & easy. Thank u!

[@fayemckenna7538]

Thanks again

[@el-seq3032]

Brilliant idea!! This will be very useful for beginners.

[@eym773]

Excellent tutorial

[@prgarmy8372]

You are great

[@wisewise7396]

Very beautiful, thanks a lot..

[@mariaxose2884]

Buena explicación...gracias

[@handymanry1296]

Good idea

[@enriqueiborra4789]

Gracias por presentarnos este tutorial

[@HIndiSongNotation]

Wonderful

[@Spotlight1]

Perfect!!!

[@user-ue4us4ui2u]

What is the material of the board you are using?

[@lmundi6446]

Where can we find those large loops it is not the same as sewing elastic?

[@shahalamgour6518]

Thank you sir please make video excellent

[@no1leed]

Great explanations.. this has always been so difficult for me.

[@piotrpholio7014]

Tzk!

[@user-dn2mk5xf8f]

haw much this desk?

[@al5544al]

you must to specify the door width
By using . LVP. OR RVP
EXTENDED TO BASE LINE POINTS

[@rafiqulhussain2327]

The method is interesting, but something is wrong about the scale of the doors in relation to the human figure. The proportions would appear more realistic if you establish a grid and then draw the door.

[@zemansk7888]

There must be a way of doing this without punching all those holes on paper

[@cathrencostantino5245]

Uhm. Aaa. And Uhm. Aaa. Uhm.amd uuummmmm. Uuuuuuughhhh. Jesus Christ. JUST PAUSE IN SILENCE.

[@cathrencostantino5245]

Amazing video apart from the uuuuuums aaaaah. Ummmm. And aaahh ummmm. 😔😔💀💀☠️💀☠️😩😫😩😫😖😖😖🤮🤮🤢🤮🤮