Two Point Perspective Explained (easy step by step)
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- Опубліковано 23 лис 2018
- We’ll show you how to draw objects in two point perspective and how to use shading to make your drawing more realistic.
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Great explanation of 2-point perspective. You cover the basics and make it look simple :)
Thanks! We do our best to convey it as simply as possible :)
I like that I understand the explanations to the 2 point perspective and shading.
Thanks, we're really glad you do!
This is very helpful Thankyou!
Will you please do an exercise on 2 point perspective when both vanishing points are OFF the page???
Hey Magdalena! Yeah, that's a good idea, since it can happen a lot. Untill we do, a quick tip: if that happens, try to mark where the points are off your page. Not necessaryly drawing on your table (it's probably not worth it 😄), but try to remember where they are supposed to be. Then, if you have a longer ruler at hand, you can still draw construction lines from that points.
Simplest and easiest tutorial for understanding perspectives. Thank you so much
You're very welcome! :)
Im new in this Chanel, but I already love it. Thank you for made everything so clear 💕
I'm so glad you think so. Enjoy :)
Thank god! I found this channel👍
Us too! :D
This is really helping me understanding perspective, thank you! (Also, sorry about your bandaged finger)
So glad it is!
The video explains in very clear way how to draw in a 2 point perspective, so that even begginers can easily understand what to do to and why to do it to get a great drawing :)
Thank you Diana! We're really glad the video is understandable :)
Your method of teaching is simple and can be understood easily.. Thank you very much for your wonderful videos.
Thanks mohar! Glad you like the videos!
Great tutorial folks, just like I learned it decades ago but yours is a simpler and quicker method. Perhaps in a future segment you could demonstrate drawing a shadow for an elevated (or floating) object and show how to draw changes in ground forms with shadows and texturing. Thanks and keep up the smiles😀
Thanks, Richard! That's a good idea! I think we'll definitely do a more comprehensive tutorial on shading in the near future!
Linescapes...........well just thinking of ways to draw changes in land forms similar to the techniques you used in your earlier Linescapes drawings. Thanks.
Do you mean the axonometric drawing techniques like in this video? ua-cam.com/video/asHra1Ekseo/v-deo.html
Very nice and simple
Hello, thank you so much for the video,can you make a video of camera angles!...like how a top view phonto would look like if someone sees it from the front..
After rewinding about 5 times to figure how you did a step in the bonus section, I finally figured out the problem. Due to editing, a step is missing. A line is suddenly on the page that you reference. That was very frustrating. Also sometimes your hand is in the way. Its hard to follow a step if you immediately cover it up with your hand.
hi Andrew, we're sorry for that. Thanks for pointing out the missing step. With time and feedback, we're noticing that some videos should be reshot.
Sonja is really beautiful.
As a beginner in the challenge I found it useful to make the light source construction lines one colour and the foot of light source construction lines another colour. This quickly makes how it works clear among all the other construction lines and you will see the logic of the shadow right away.
Thats a good tip for the learning phase. Then in the future you can use just one color - pen/pencil and still imagine 2 types of lines. Thanks!
perfect for beginners!
Glad you see it that way alva!
It is simple to understand :) and good light. Looking pretty guys ‹3
Thank you Hana 😊
How to know which points of the object we are gonna pass the source and bottom lines through ? Like some of the sides at the back weren't taking part in forming the shadow .
Thank you 🙏🏼❤
Sure, we hope it helps! ☺️
i really want to learn how to shade imaginative composition using pencil colours
What do you mean by imaginative composition?
You two are very beautiful people
thanks!
Gladly Emilio :)
hello there, can you please tell me how you chose the foot of the light source? do you pick an arbitrary spot? what if i made my foot lower on the page? i don't get where to place the foot of the light source. thanks for all your great videos. thanks so much.
Hey Janet! Good question! If the light source is artificial light, like a lantern or something, than you are free to pick the foot. If you’ll place it below the object, then the shadow will be cast behind it.
If, however, the Sun is your light source, then the foot is on the horizon and all the lines that would else come from the “head” or the light bulb, are parallel lines. In that case you can choose the angle of those lines according to the height of the Sun.
Did this help?
Linescapes Why would the foot be lower than the horizon line with an artificial light source? Is it because the vanishing point is different with something like a lamp? Also, just to be clear, you draw lines from the sun intersecting the three upper corners of the cube AND you draw three lines from the foot (whether its on the horizon or elsewhere) intersecting the three lower corners of the cube?
Michael Procter i was having the same question
WOW! very good
Thanks Isanna!
A suggestion: Could you put up a graph that shows the lines from the foot of the light source with the corresponding corners? Then in another graph could you show the lines from the top of the light source and the corresponding corners. Could you make the first graph in green and the second one in red? And then a third graph that shows where the points meet? Thanks. I really like your channel.
Thank you for your suggestions. We’ll keep it in mind 🙂
is it really important to align the two vanishing points in the horizon line? by the way, helpful video!
Hey! Yeah, all vanishing points (the ones from horizontal edges) lie on the horizon line.
@@Linescapes Thank you very much!
@@ley90 Sure!
i love u guys
Doing great job 👍
Just one thing that sometimes the lines you draw are not visible because of the light reflection and also that its pencil, well it has to be pencil but a little changes in the amount of lighting i think the problem will get solved.
Thanks for the feedback Abasin! 👍
I like your video I am biggest fan of you I learn to draw with you .
Can you be my friend
I wish I had discovered your channel earlier :)
Welcome! :)
explanation of the topic
We hope it's a good explanation :)
The 'foot of the lightsource' should not be on the horizon? Thank you, very nice video :)
Thanks for the tutorial. Cube was easy to follow but had trouble with the complex shape’s shadows in the last exercise. Hard to see the construction lines and intersections for the light source and foot in the video and video was a bit too fast.
Yeah, that can be a bit tricky. If you want, we can give you feedback on your drawing. ou could DM it to us on Insta (linescapes.drawing) or on FB (Linesapes)!
Why is there a foot to the light source?
Can't we draw shadow on one point perspective?
thanks for the video , your lines a hard to see
super zdej morem pa sam še probat narisat
At the time line 6.10 you guys miss some steps...plzz upload some videos about 2 point perspective in Instagram today 🙂..plz upload the missing part
I think I just became an architect .🙏🏽
That's amazing! :D