your name is Tyler. my name is . . . Hodor? 1 point perspective nicely explained with lots of examples. every artist who struggles with 1 point should watch this. Well done Tyler.
Thank you Tyler. I drilled perspective so hard with boxes it gave me ptsd lol but am so happy I did cuz it took my understanding of 3D to the next level. Can't wait for the next one 🙏
Art challenge: Paint a picture with the horizon points at 2:21. The box exercise was always so fun in art class, just nonsensical boxes in the box dimension
Isometric view is a little closer to 2-Point perspective, but there's no converging lines so you don't have to worry about that. All diagonal lines are parallel, and vertical lines and parallel vertically. (google isometric grid for images). I would start with boxes. And then if a room is too much, you can turn the boxes into other objects, add windows and roofs on them to make them houses or something like that, whatever you're interested in.
Photoshop canvas doesn't matter too too much. Standards for resolution are 72dpi for screen, 300dpi for print. Dimensions don't matter too much unless you're worrying about sending to clients or getting something printed, but a few thousand each way probably. I normally have mine at 3840 x 2160.
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your name is Tyler. my name is . . . Hodor?
1 point perspective nicely explained with lots of examples. every artist who struggles with 1 point should watch this. Well done Tyler.
Thanks so much, that means a lot!
Thank you Tyler. I drilled perspective so hard with boxes it gave me ptsd lol but am so happy I did cuz it took my understanding of 3D to the next level. Can't wait for the next one 🙏
Thanks Yassine!
Art challenge: Paint a picture with the horizon points at 2:21. The box exercise was always so fun in art class, just nonsensical boxes in the box dimension
That would be fun! I feel like I've seen some pretty sweet box dimension paintings
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Thanks!
If I can't draw a room, should I keep drawing the box at 5:00? I want to draw in isometrics, will this help?
Isometric view is a little closer to 2-Point perspective, but there's no converging lines so you don't have to worry about that. All diagonal lines are parallel, and vertical lines and parallel vertically. (google isometric grid for images).
I would start with boxes. And then if a room is too much, you can turn the boxes into other objects, add windows and roofs on them to make them houses or something like that, whatever you're interested in.
I want to know the size of my Photoshop canvas!
Photoshop canvas doesn't matter too too much. Standards for resolution are 72dpi for screen, 300dpi for print. Dimensions don't matter too much unless you're worrying about sending to clients or getting something printed, but a few thousand each way probably. I normally have mine at 3840 x 2160.