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The cone of vision in this video is not 60 degree

what about 3pp? even 3pp grids and vector planes and measuring line

Can we have more contents on human anatomy?

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very good explanation, just one question, how can you determinate mathematically how far is the object from the viewer, in a scenario of many objects? thanks

this is so helpful!

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Thank you SOOOO much for this! I have studied perspective for a very long time and NEVER has anyone explained it this clearly! You ROCK!!!

4:09 I still don't understand this part why the standing ellipse got tilted but not the horizontal one? why the tilt touch the upper side of the box? why not touch the bottom one instead and make itu towards the left side?

Been trying to comprehend this for a year. -Is the station point always supposed to be on the 90 degree circle line? how does that scale up to a 180 degree Lens. at some point/some way, the station point must make its way to the CVP, Since 180 is flat Right!? -if you move the 60 degree len's Station point further back, is it still a 60 degree lens?? - How does this work for upward angles towards the zenith? Say a 90 Degree cone lens, with the zenith 15 degrees above the CVP. I'm assuming the Horizon Line must be 1/4th the circles diameter below the bounds of the circle. Because that's how much the zenith is offset from the CVP, and Horizon Line should be a total of 90 degrees from the Horizon Line. Been running so many experiments on this....There's so many questions to this method that still seems unanswered in all the videos and all the books. No one has really gone passed the surface of the concept If anyone out there has figured this out please help me!

Thank you for the explanation. I do have one major question though, when you draw an ellipse you start with the minor based on the VP which is clear, but I have yet to find anyone anywhere providing anything remotely close to an explanation of how to determine the offset at which the major intersects the minor (relative to the bounding box center), nor did I find any explanation on the offset between the start and end points of the segments that make up the major and the minor, and the edges of the bounding box which they intersect. Everyone just says "you have to eyeball it" which is not really an explanation of a deterministic approach.

The best video i’ve seen for proportion. Thanks!

So we choose our station point?

I recommended, this video for perspective and it helpful ✍

i'm meant to be revising medical anatomy rn but i've really gotten distracted hehe...

I don't know how your videos have so little views, you provide such concise and clear information for all topics, especially anatomy, and it's been helping me immensely in learning about various topics. All I have to say is thanks for your videos

Doing great until 29 seconds in with no explanation to the 90-degree angle

This video is the best info on this shit thank you so much

Thank you

still amazed that this is not an anatomy channel, but an art channel 🎉 filled a lot of my knowledge gap!very detailed and informed. We sometimes call it 'Shark Fin' muscles or more commonly called as 'Boxer's muscle' 😅 thanks for such great video. i think i might have to go through all your videos to improve my overall knowledge and understanding. 🙏

A question, is there any resources on why the step regarding the height works? I get the part with the square as its essentially finding the diagonal in that plane but the height step seems strange

This channel is the only channel you can understand how to draw I've seen so far.

Man, I’ve watched so many vids on ellipses in perspective, and they all left me confused. This one? Game changer. Finally makes sense. You’re a legend!”

Man, I’ve watched so many vids on ellipses in perspective, and they all left me confused. This one? Game changer. Finally makes sense. You’re a legend!

Love it. So much fun

Thank you for this video. I don't quite understand it yet, I just can't make it make sense in my brain. When you first drew the horizon line, why did you not center the "SP" to create equal distance on each side to find the vanishing points? I know I'm probably overthinking this, but my mind is just not cooperating lol.

Best video explanation of the 2-point perspective grid I’ve seen so far on UA-cam 🙏🏾

holy moly this is what ive been looking for, ty sir

this is so useful! thank you for your hard work!

you're an amazing teacher!

But what if it’s transparent? How would you draw the top part? You didn’t show that.

Thanks 👍🙏

Does the vertical vanishing point work on three points perspective in order to rotate or find a vector plane?

THIS WAS THE BEST EXPLANATION HANDS DOWN! No complications, answered all the questions one can have. Thank you so much!

reality points.

Please make a video head drawing in paspective

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Thank god i found your channel ❤❤

This video's ability to anticipate my questions and immediately answer them is uncanny (guess this means great minds think alike 🧠)

This is the one of the most useful videos regarding drawing that I've ever stumbled upon here. Thank you!

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EDIT: pretty certain I'm wrong here This "Major Axis Paradox" stems from the fact that a circle will only project onto an ellipse in orthographic projection, not in perspective projection. (found that out the hard way) It can however be a very useful approximation.

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Quite few instructional videos on 2-point perspective tiling. THIS ONE IS SUPERLATIVE. Great narration, includes all essential pointers. Thank you.

How to join this point can using campas

Very well done! FYI I find technique 3 by far the most straightforward... its a lot of lines but imo it's more intuitive than either technique 1 or 2.