Michael Lewis Understanding the horizon line

[@Gerald-HampshireUK]

The best and most straightforward description that I've so far found. Thank you for this from the UK

[@varinderkataria4882]

Chrisp and clear. A no nonsense way of explaining. I love it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge...

[@rashmikkumar]

Hi Michael , you explained so nicely …. I just started drawing /sketching and I want to draw animals like tiger ,lion elephants by looking at photographs etc so how to place them on horizon line and determine their vanishing points. eagerly waiting for ur reply. Thanks

[@polymyxa8233]

Wonderful explanation. Thank you!

[@doconnor1354]

Great!

[@waniaazeem2346]

you explained it so well 😭

[@oncebacksliden9653]

Thank you, very helpful indeed

[@KatMa664]

Gosh darn I cannot believe you explained that so easily. This has always confused me.

[@Link-ji7kx]

But what if the horizon line isn’t down the middle of the drawing?

[@lembas.]

Just remember the horizon line is another term for eye level. If you lie on the ground your eye level (horizon line) will be low on the page.

[@turn567]

Great video but isn't the true horizon line just called the eye line?

[@vinodrawat6160]

Thanks 👌

[@jll1695]

Call it the eye level line, which is the true horizontal line.

[@mohammedviso2269]

thanks

[@Recogneyez]

The horizontal line of earth is always a horizontal line.
Earth is flat

[@navigatingel6104]

Now we know why the first thing to go in "education" are the liberal arts. It's because it exposes the wrest of your "education" as nonsense

[@JSSTyger]

@@navigatingel6104This man's horizon line was below water level ...so its not even accurate on a flat earth. Bear in mind that he isn't using any type of precision measurement.

[@zkn8665]

Bait

[@realiteinvisible]

Yes yes yes earth is flats

[@emxrald1394]

You have the same name as that guy on the X factor or something lolllll

[@Phantom-fb9wv]

BOOOOOOO!