One Point Perspective Drawing Tutorials - How To Draw Space In Perspective
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Video Transcript:
Sometime while working on a perspective drawing, you might come across a situation where you need to draw things that are uniform in size.
For example, these could be a tile floor, windows in a sky scrapers, or a chessboard. Or it could be that you need to draw things that have an identical amount of space between them... such as a row of telephone poles.
These problems can be challenging because it is hard to determined how those tiles or windows should dismiss in size as they go back into the distance.
So in this lesson, we are going to go over a simple but very effective technique that you can use to measure and divide space in perspective.
Please refer to the video above for details on how this method works.
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Exactly that what I was looking for. While searching it briefly from tutorials, I was afraid there isn't logical way to do that. Thanks. This should definitely be taught in schools.
- A non-drawer
Viewing on 15 April 2021 -- glad to have found this and will be using for a craft/art project.
I watched many videos on this topic. Your's is the most straight forward and easy to follow. Thank You!
You are an excellent teacher I drew this with my kids and they both were able to do it!
you are talented. i am an interior design student and i really found it useful thank you
Best way to teach perspective . Thank you for making it so easy.
*A really useful and well made video. I will use it for my personal experience.*
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That was actually REALLY fun!
so easy to follow, just need more practicing, before I move on, thanks so much, it will be very useful in my art projects.
Excellent tutorial, you explain things very good. Thank you that helped a lot. I can't wait to watch the rest of them. Fantastic job.
Thank you for sharing this lesson. It has helped me greatly. X
You described this so easily ,Thank
You just totaly changed my life.
This is BRILLIANT! Thank youuuuu so much
Thank you so much. I've been trying to make a drawing with a one point perspective and I couldn't figure out how XD thanks :)
thank you so much this just saved my painting
Very quick and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! Thank you! You described this so easily!
Thank you. Very clearly illustrated!
This is so logical and clearly stated! Thank you for your wonderful tutorial!
Ethan, you are simply the best!
This lesson has helped me greatly! Thank you very much!
You are an excellent teacher, you make that look so easy!!!!
This is so good..once u get hang of it just marking intersecting points is enough..
Thank you very much sir, you're a life saver!
Your tutorials are by far the best , so happy I found your channel . Subcribed :)
So useful! thank you so much! haha i went to art school and they never covered this, but I've always wanted to know how it was done!
Jericho Lawrence asked: "For the first square, is there any precise way to measure a perfect square with perfectly equal length and width as opposed to estimating?" And I think it's a great question. Someone please shed some light on this.
This is probably stupid and I probably don't understand the question, but take your ruler and measure the exact length on each side.
@@ajjensen5500 The length isn't going to be the same for all sides. It's in perspective. That's the whole point.
that's very helpful, ty
Thank you. For sharing
Great tutorial! Thnx!
Thanks, good sir 👍
thank you, you make it simple and easy
Omg that's perfect thank u 💕
this was hugely useful-- thank you!!!
thank you! it was helpful!
great beginner intro to perspective sketching.
Awesometastic friend...thanx for these enlightenments!
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Thank you
Yess..thank you👍🏻
Very informative
Great work👍
Thanks for your help man :)
BEAUTIFUL!
Hnk U Soo Much!
great introduction into perspective drawing thanks.
jboca1973 You're very welcome! I'm glad it helped :-)
Great work! Your tutorials have been a great help to me, your teaching style is very easy to understand. Thank you!
Now I am wondering please, please, please can you make a simple step by step tutorial explaining how to start with drawing anamorphic illusions? I need to know how to lay out the grids needed & how to construct simple shapes ie cubes & spheres. I really want to use only grids on paper with no computer help, I can't find any tutorials online & I think you'd do at great job at breaking it down & teaching it, so how about it?!!! Thanks again.
Excellent .. congratulations.. good tutorial.. easy does it.. great..
This is really helpful!👍 thank you
Thank you ma menn
thank you very much :)
Helpful tutorial! Thank you :)
Thank you! This was really easy to follow and I got great results!
Great, the squares in the foreground are going to get smaller as we go towards the vanishing point, but they also get smaller as we go to the sides, right?
Tnx for teaching I hope I'm correct on my EXAM.😇😇😊
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dood, U speak like Christopher Walken :D
good video btw. thanks a lot!
Thank you.
Hello, thanks for you sharing with us your knowledge and skills. No doubts, you are very talented person.
I'm struggling to draw curved floor tiles in perspective. Can you pls explain(show) how to do it?
Thanks,
Ylia
great explanation..thanks
Thanks a lot for this video, bro but for the first tile; is there a more precise way to make sure that it is a perfect square drawn in perspective? And does it requires some geometrical calculations or stuff like that? Thanks for answering
Sir, shouldn't we gradually reduce the size here you put one inch from center to both sides (left and right) as we do from forground to background (horizontal line) because the left and right side also away from the observer to vanishing points?
Super !
For the first square/tile you could probaly use sliding set squares
Thank you soooo much
For the first square, is there any precise way to measure a perfect square with perfectly equal length and width as opposed to estimating? If I estimated like for the first square in the video, it could be a rectangle that is very close to a square but a bit off of a square. Even if it is unnoticeable, I would like to be as precise as possible
In perspective drawing, how can I draw a horizontal line segment with the same length of a different line segment that radiates from the vanishing point or vice versa?
Question 1 answer: This is probably stupid and I probably don't understand the question,
but take your ruler and measure the exact length on each side.
I have the same question (I think). If drawing to exact measures, it is easy to measure and draw the front width of, let's say, a room. For example, the width is 10". Now, in the aft corner of the room, I need to draw a square of 1" by 2". I saw something that works with eclipses etc, but there must be some mathematical way to achieve this, or even better, by aid lines or projecting lines.
@@one-o-four889 look up measurement points, it's what you want.
a1c4pwn a1c4pwn Thanks. I assume: looking up "measurement points in perspective drawing"
I believe it's impossible unless you know parameters of your "imaginary camera" through which you observe the drawn world. You have to know how high the camera is above the ground, its focal length, angle etc. I don't think there is an artist who consider these numbers when painting, they just develop the feeling of the perspective through trials and errors.
upd: well, just now I've noticed that I responded to the 9yo comment. maybe I'm a little bit late
Very clear and complete. I wish I could pay for the course using PayPal.
10dancechampion Thank you. You can purchase it with PayPal actually, there is an option to select PayPal in the order form. If you need help, just contact me at support @ mydrawingtutorials (dot) com
Thank you very much... It helped me a lot... :D
I'm so new to drawing like a week in to it hope I get a reply what are you using to draw as I go through pencils like no tomorrow thank you
Excellent
i search the course but it says nothing found. I want to learn this one because this my topic during this second quarter and i need to transfer my learnings to my students
Nice! Thanx!
Nice
What category of work or art is this called?
thanks bro
Great tutorial how can I show you mine
I really need a method to measure depth and heights in a room. I found different ones for the depth (eg where to put the object) however they all seem to only add up if depth to back wall is equal wide ness of the room. So with 5x5 it works, with 7x5 it is not. Any bulletproof methods?
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Cool Video,.. neat technique... but i think 2:50 is bit difficult. ... how can i really know that it is a square?, is there no technique to find the exact sweet spot?
Maybe you can use this technique in programming to build a 3D game without complicated math.
I know you said making a perfect square is not that important and that eyeballing it is good enough but woun't I need to be able to draw perfect squares if I want to accurately draw buildings like cathedrals? This video was very useful but I'd still like to know how to draw a perfect square.
+Cyberdemon1542 Use a ruler and make all sides equal to each other and you'll have a perfect square.
I meant in perspective
+Cyberdemon1542 Can't help you with that one lol. I'm just learning myself as well.
+Cyberdemon1542 I see what you mean. Precision is important, but you can still draw very nice building without super accurate precision. But I see your point.
With the square situation, it's a bit tricky because the height of the square will varies depending on the angle you are looking at it and gettting super precision can really really complicated really fast. It gets very mathematical and to be honest, I'm not 100% well versed in this, but I will do some research and try to do a video on it in the future.
Ok, thank you! I have been searching for good art tutorials for a long time. Some have bad video quality, another guy was talking and drawing too fast, another just drawed without explanation. You get the picture! Your videos are spot on! I am also thinking about buying your book on perspective.
I have another question, this time about the technique in this video. So this is really easy to understand if there is nothing between the squares but what if I want to put say pillars between squares like in this photo?
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Christopher Walken... Is that you!? =P You sound like him.
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You sound like a native English speaker faking an accent. I don't mean any offense... It was just very interesting to me.
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Tnx for draw chess board
Hi, you adveritise free drawing tutos and after all those long texts you end up charging for the videos. That is very misleading, sorry.
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