I think it's common for artists to be our own harshest critics. Your work is so professional to me, so I appreciate you sharing the aspects you want to improve on. Perspective is tricky and def something I want to learn more efficiently.
This is why I love your videos. That tip about aligning each figure's eyes or other body parts to the horizon line is life changing knowlege for my art.
In every perspective video I’ve seen, no one ever explains how to draw from inside the buildings. it’s always drawing a street or landscapes and I still struggle so bad for no reason even though I know it should be simple.
@@8neonlights837 you draw the horizon line, then the vanishing points, as usual. For the walls, draw them like you would draw exterior walls that are passing by the viewer. Then, for the back wall, just draw two lines to connect the top and bottom of the side walls. It's like drawing a dead-end alleyway.
I have learn that the most important thing about perspective once you know the basic. Is the focal length of the shots and to learn that you can actually put a banishing point anywhere in the canvas depending, you just need to know geometry to justify it.
Thanks for the perspective bud, I think I’d look forward to seeing how you maintain perspective and as well as how it changes as the camera angle changes when animating.
I'm currently uploading animation more often. I recently did something really cool with Danvinci Resolve and I really want to know how to make a Pilot/Animatic.
how the hell do i draw a midshot without my characters either sinking into the floor or floating off????? Im dying why arent there more tutorials on how to draw characters inside a scene?
I just want to say thank you to Toniko because thanks to his videos and others on art UA-cam I have my first storyboard gig now.
im hoping to be able to say the same thing soon xD
Congratulations 👏🏿🙏🏿
I think it's common for artists to be our own harshest critics. Your work is so professional to me, so I appreciate you sharing the aspects you want to improve on. Perspective is tricky and def something I want to learn more efficiently.
This is why I love your videos. That tip about aligning each figure's eyes or other body parts to the horizon line is life changing knowlege for my art.
In every perspective video I’ve seen, no one ever explains how to draw from inside the buildings. it’s always drawing a street or landscapes and I still struggle so bad for no reason even though I know it should be simple.
its more or less usually the same approach.
@@TonikoPantojaI just don’t get how to build the walls 😅
@@8neonlights837 you draw the horizon line, then the vanishing points, as usual. For the walls, draw them like you would draw exterior walls that are passing by the viewer. Then, for the back wall, just draw two lines to connect the top and bottom of the side walls. It's like drawing a dead-end alleyway.
@@TonikoPantoja ua-cam.com/video/nAlCyQqEZSU/v-deo.htmlsi=9u-9GW7HLtXdL02c
okay well reigen arataka pfp 😇😇😇😇
Really need more tutorials in the UA-cam atmosphere for animation. There really isn't much on UA-cam; this channel being probably the best
bro casually dropped a new video during my art period
Thanks I need this. My mentors have been hammering me about perspective.
I have learn that the most important thing about perspective once you know the basic. Is the focal length of the shots and to learn that you can actually put a banishing point anywhere in the canvas depending, you just need to know geometry to justify it.
I absolutely love this. I hope you come out with drawing characters later on, I am struggling with both perspectives and characters drawing.
One word...."Sensational"✌️🏆
Was this a Guinness World Record attempt to see how many times "vanishing point" could be said in an amazing tutorial video?? Lol great work here
Thanks for the perspective bud, I think I’d look forward to seeing how you maintain perspective and as well as how it changes as the camera angle changes when animating.
Really happy that you started this series!
This is super insightful, hope to see more like it in the future.
damn, exactly what i needed for what i was searching for
The most helpful video I’ve ever seen
It's really helpful! I was searching for this!
Spencer Wan Mentioned 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you SO MUCH for this video! It was super helpful! 🙏🏽
Great video 👍
How do vanishing points work when drawing the human figure?
ill talk about that next time
I've been asking the same question
Good video
This video casually dropping when Im thinking about going back to my fundamentals lol
KINGDOM HEARTS MENTIONED
Wow thank you!!
Im waiting on part two
Blue eyed samurai🥵🥵
Omg spiceyyy
I'm currently uploading animation more often.
I recently did something really cool with Danvinci Resolve and I really want to know how to make a Pilot/Animatic.
so cute
how the hell do i draw a midshot without my characters either sinking into the floor or floating off?????
Im dying
why arent there more tutorials on how to draw characters inside a scene?
ANOTHER WELL TIMED VIDEO FOR ME, LETS GO
(the "for me" as in well timed for me xd, don't read this wrong pls)
Are you that guy who worked on blue eyed samurai?
It's 3d
He likely just made the storyboard
Ugh I fkn suck at staging.... I dont got the filmaker eye yet..
Cool dude you're really underrated 🫤