Hi Liron. I am 74 years old and have been on my artistic journey for over 20 years off and on. I have never been very good on spacial things, in fact I don't understand it at all. I'm trying to understand your video but I'm having a hard time. I will watch this video over and over and maybe I'll get it, I hope so. You make it look and sound so easy. I'll try harder. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing! This isn't necessarily the easiest thing to begin with. I would say this - art is about freedom of creation and joy. Find what gives you that (: To this day I still enjoy sketching things as I see them, without thinking about any of this 3D stuff. That's my version of it - and you may find yours. Happy 2024 🙏😊
I have been on my art journey for 1 month and even I can tell you to just ignore this video. It seems to be about guestimation and the clickbait title makes you think you need to know this. You're better off just copying a reference, get an actual rubics cube or any cube for that matter. Understanding perspective is important, but this video just shows nothing more than a simple brain exercise, I'd just ignore it if it's not for you
@@jeffjefferson2853so you've been doing this for 1 month, and are saying that this should just be ignored? If anything, you sound like you don't know what you're talking about. I think your message is to not worry about perspective, and to just draw in the beginning, and that's true. But perspective is absolutely essential regardless, and you will eventually need to take it seriously if you wish to take your stuff to the next level. So this is not clickbait, the video explains exactly what the title says, and it's a good exercise. Go and draw 250 boxes from imagination and then tell me it wasn't helpful for drawing literally anything you want.
I’m restarting my artistic journey as well. I raised my kiddos and my arts good but time for submersion. I don’t have to rely on my art for money but I’d still like to share it in a professional manner. But as a creative I have to say I love this approach I 100% feel your passion coming from you but I feel my art like I feel only my flashbacks to being called stupid from my geometry teacher, I don’t think it’s my fit. Remember this may teach everyone the motions but not the emotions required for some. I feel like you’re more excited about the angles and perspective. I think DaVinci and youself sir would have been best pals I would still be your pal just not your student today.
Holy crap this just gave me what I was missing seriously. I asked many artists what are the degrees and no one could answer me or would look at me like I was crazy. This confirmed all my beliefs, thank you for the clear explanation. Awesome video.
I get it drawing cubes is not very inspirational. The guys not wrong. That is his approach. When I first started. Astro boy was my inspiration. Then Godzilla. My brother would bring home marvel comic books. That is what got me drawing.
You are the exact teacher beginners need to learn from. I bought a perspective course on sale, but I didn't feel like it was right to just learn how to put down a horizon line and match lines up. It wouldn't be really teaching me what is really going on. You break it down in a way that's easy to understand and shows us what elements we are actually seeing when we pull out the horizon line/VP. Thank you Liron! I'll make sure to check out your other videos/courses.
My thing is people have the notion creating art an expensive endeavor. However When just starting out Go to the Ninety Nine cent store or walmart, get some Crayolas,copy paper.or some large white card board used for posters. I promise you won't spend over ten dollars. In New York where I live there are expensive stores like BLIX OR MICHAELS. There you will spend $30.00 and up. Professionals shop there. Another tool which is good for a beginner are a pack of "bic pens and ticonderoga pencils. Because "IT IS NOT THE TOOLS BUT THE PERSON WITH THE TOOL"
If i ever had an art teacher like you I wouldn't have to discover now in my mid 30s that yes it is actually possible for me to learn how to draw. Thanks a lot for this!
perspective is something that i still struggle with even after I've just gotten my diploma in animation. i don't think I've ever experienced a very concise and clear explanation, finding your channel is such a blessing! thank you so much for making these videos I'll be binging them and sharing them with my felow-perspective-strugglers.
I heard that Kim Jung Gi once said that when he learnt to draw the cube in any angle his art improved a lot. Great video! Another exercise is the hinge another cube on the edge of a cube without making it look wonky perspective wise
I'm just beginning my journey as an artist at 23 years old, and I have to say this video has helped me immensely, especially with the idea of putting human heads and rib cages into boxes at the end... thank you very much for creating this tutorial!!
Same age as you guys started like about a month ago, and there was a book by Ernest norling-perspective made easy . One of the best books on perspective I have ever seen really helped me on this journey .
Oh my gosh! Although I understand this concept of perspective intellectually, my eyes don’t seem to connect with my brain properly. This will/has to be my next task - drawing cubes very diligently and thoroughly as long as it takes, until it eventually seeps in and leads to the great Eureka Moment. Thank you very much, Liron 😊
You got it exactly right Kris!! That's pretty much the main way of improving this skill. Keep at it! I've been drawing for SO LONG and still learn and improve my cubes and cylinders haha 😁
Excellent. Using Rubik's cube as a visual aid makes it easier to see, but your explanation is also clear and easy to understand. I'm enjoying all of these tutorials. Thank you.
Bro, this method is so easy to grasp. Instead of making vanishing point to draw a cube, we're drawing a cube to make a vanishing point. The "closest corner" method is the best way to start drawing something in perspective.I don't know whether someone came up and teach perspective with ths technique before you or not, but your explanation is on point.
I'm proud that I came up with this sort of approach on my own a couple years ago. I thought "instead of having to do the whole vanishing point shabang every time, why don't I practice cubes from different angles to get used to how they look?". Then I ended up doing basically the same steps, closest corner first, three lines from there and finish off by making the parallel ones slightly converge. Your explanation is much better than what I could put into words, though.
You have become one of my top educators about painting and watercolour. I continue to improve and will keep doing much of what you ask, and it makes and sense and works. With deep humbleness, very many thanks.
This video was a huge breakthrough as a beginner. I love the format it made everything click for me. I really wish more art UA-camrs made videos like this to demonstrate concepts instead of just talk about them.
Making a difficult concept easy to understand=brilliance! Finally, someone has presented this confusing subject into a user friendly and practical tool. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you so much! I started really diving into perspective this month. I learned about the horizon line and vanishing points, etc. And after going through many videos, people would continuous say that we should learn how to freehdand this stuff. However, anytime I tried to freehand my boxes, they would come out looking weird or I just countinued wrap my head around freehand boxes. I learned about the Y / pie method a few days ago, but that was it. I didn't learn how to apply it affectively. I feel like this video just brings it ALL together. My boxes have started to look like they are ACTUALLY in perspective. Thank you sooo much for making this video. Keep it up!
You are an amazing teacher. Very concise. So many people want to express how intelligent they are and can't get enough of their own voice. Great lesson.
thank you for the exercise. It makes drawing squares, cylinders, and circles more fun to do and just makes it more appealing to start drawing since it isn't the just later stuff that is cool to draw.
9:00 Yes! This is so important and helped me to finally properly understand perspective. It now helps me to think of it as the full perspective, a vertical and a horizontal "horizon", with vanishing points occurring along both. With this in mind, one, two and three point perspective are actually either special instances (one point) or some abbreviation (two point) of this full perspective.
As someone who's trying to teach myself how to draw I can say this is honestly the best video on perspective explaining I've come across. I've seen plenty of videos with perspective and showing how to draw cubes with the vanishing points and grind lines but I was still confused about perspective because I didn't understand what I was actually doing. This video explain what happens "intuitively" and it's a tremendous help.
Such an awesome method! I actually vaguely discovered this method when observing/drawing cubes in 2/3 point perspective w/ vanishing points. I noticed the most forward facing vertex would change in size/angle. I could sort of understand how to manipulate these changes to create cubes in different positions, but this method made it SO much easier. Thank you so so much!!
Amazing! Honestly - the best way to learn all of this is to notice it yourself, and sort of do your own exploration. I'm sure it was a strong base for understanding this video too 🙏😊 Thank you for watching!
I can feel the hype in your voice as you explain and it hyped me up so much as well, I drew along with you and I loved it! Thank you so much for the explanation :D
I have been trying to figure out perspective for several days now and I think the biggest block was trying to understand one and two point perspectives, but as far as I can tell now it seems like they are just simplifications or special cases of the more general 3 point perspective. Relating the vanishing points to indications of dimensionality makes a ton of sense for me.
Exactly! The others almost require you to ignore some aspect of reality (: Understanding it all holistically is usually more effective 🙏🏼 Thank you for watching!
This is the single most important drawing video I've ever seen. This solves multiple issues I've had regarding cube movement in space. This video nails it!
Wow! I’ve always drawn my cubes with parallel lines and I find it hard to change this habit but what a difference that makes doing it with convergent lines!!!
I’M SO HAPPY, IT’S THE FIRST TIME THAT I ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO DRAW CUBES IN ANY ANGLE!! I WAS TRYING TO DRAW CUBES EARLIER AND IT WAS SO DIFFICULT, THIS EXERCISE WILL HELP ME A LOTTT THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU MAKE EVERYTHING SO EASY!!
After quitting drawabox twice right at the “drawing a box” portion, I think this is the best video to explain exactly what I was doing wrong. I might give the program another try thanks to you!
Holy shit man. This exercises will change my life. I guarantee it. Ive been neglecting studying forms for more than a week at a time because I dont understand cubes at all. After watching the tip of using the corner that is closest to you and imagining the lines that converge, my mind has been blown. Thank you.
Watching you draw the heads in the boxes and listening to your explanation unlocked something in my mind. Like something just clicked. Thank you so much
something that might go well with this is plotting shadows - as in a bunch of cubes, say a town seen from a hillside, with shadows being cast by the sun - very tricky thing :)
This was actually great and detailed! I had already started with doing shapes from different angles but the detail level in describing exactly what gets bigger, smaller or changes angle gave a lot. Keep it up!
Wow I didn't know that 3D shapes were this easy. I've been drawing for 2 years until now but I was struggling till this time. Now i have started all over and 3D shapes and rotation were my first targets. You made it so easy that i just grasped the main idea of it. Now I can draw just from imagination. Very grateful Keep it up!!!!
Excellent demonstration. I understand perspective drawing but this will help me more intuitive without actually drawing all the vanishing points. Thanks!
I'm just learning to draw and having so much trouble with this, thank you for breaking it down so clearly! Since I was a kid I drew cubes with parallel lines and thought I was so good at them, now I realize that I've been missing the right concepts all along. I'm using perspective now!
I can't thank you enough Liron. Great way to fill another sketchbook page! Great way to become comfortable with perspective. Never before could I grasp 3 point perspective. When you added that third point I had an aaaahhhhaaaa moment. THANK YOU!
This helped me a lot, I’ve been taking drawing seriously for 1 year now but have ignored the fundementals but now that I wanna learn anatomy I can’t ignore it anymore. Honestly, drawing boxes in 3d space has never been easier than now
What helped me the most was using Blender and creating mesh grids / shapes from perspectives & redrawing that what I see digitally adjusting artificial lighting.
Remind me of the drawing exercises that I used to do when I was bored. I would take a dice throw it onto the paper, and try to draw it from the angle in which it landed facing towards me.
Amazing. The 120 deg. approach solved all my problems in drawing 3D images. Thank you. And one more thing. I've used the words 3D approach often but never understood what it means.
Wowww never explained better... You are a great a great teacher Liron. I bought your book of how to sketch and a I fell in love with the drawing. Keep going with this videos... you have an student in Dominican Republic from now on...
I feel so lucky I've encountered your Chanel today. I've been trying to draw box for 4 days now and wasted 4 extra large drawing paper as Art Project. I can finally go through to the next segment of my kesson. Thanks a million. ❤
I was having a rough time drawing my cube now I know where I'm making my mistakes. Thank for making it clear for me. Like you said practice as much and eventually it'll start to make more sense in perspective.
You are a great teacher. After just seeing your video once, stopping in between to do my homework to seep it in, I have understood a lot. I can easily connect to what you are explaining. The whole thing sinks in as a concept, along with examples therefor. What more a student can ever want more than this!! ........ I am from India, Bangalore. Which country are you from? God bless you and your country.
@@LironYan You are a country I love and adore for your shrewedness and valore and above all patriotism. I invite you to Bangalore, my place, to be our esteemed guest!
This... is... everything! I have been working for the last three days for hours at a time simply drawing cubes trying to understand this. After this video I intuitively understood when lines should be shortened and more angled than others (something that made no sense to me). I grabbed a sheet of paper showed by nine and four then year old and suddenly they were understanding it too. This earned not just a like or sub but my loyalty till one of us dies. Lol
This is amazing, this is a brand new tip i have never heard of before unlike other people who just repeats tips that are everywhere already on the internet!
Thank you. I am not a beginner, but I always find beginner exercises insightful. I would love to see your drawing exercise applied to drawing tesseracts: cubes within cubes.
I used to do this a lot as a kid and I naturally started sticking 3D objects together and now as an adult when I started the theory work I got 3D space really easily
Dude I have literally been studying perspective FOR YEARS and haven't managed to get cube rotation to stick in my brain. This was SO HELPFUL, I'm immediately able to see how it works
Indeed, but whenever your box is a part of a larger scene with tons of details in it, and it actually represents a more complex object, it’s much easier to learn how to do this intuitively (:
Very happy it helped! It's a bit confusing at first, but once you see the same thing from multiple angles, time and time again - it'll become much more intuitive (: And most importantly - then it becomes FUN!
Whew! This was a quick fun way to understand perspective of objects. Taking away the ruler was helpful, so I could just be free to make mistakes and understand how to learn from them. Being creative requires going for it and learning from successes and mistakes. I had fun with this exercise. I am wondering what other ways and ideas you have to get my creative ideas to go some where I could not have known? I think the next step would be to apply this to drawing objects such as people or buildings in multiple perspectives.
Thank you so much 🙏😊 Your line of thinking is great - I actually did something like that. Check out this short video series: 1 - ua-cam.com/video/qKqpGhTrmJM/v-deo.html 2 - ua-cam.com/video/rN-dnBJUKwI/v-deo.html 3 - ua-cam.com/video/Q3Ubaf28B20/v-deo.html
awesome dude. !! rhee BEST demo ever on Drawing without all that techmical stuff...direct & simplified. very enjoyable and very well presented. MANY tanks to YOU for opening up the floodgates of happy drawing !!
I feel like i finally begin to understand mathematic better, truely amazing info that i was looking for. Tried to follow the drawings with you and when i looked up you already drew two more, my mind is blown by this, thank you so much!
Yes it helps it looks like you can use it for classes as well I have been drawing off and on since I was a kid so some stuff hits me and some dose not.
This video is great but you didn't give any insight into how each side of the rotated cube is to be measured. Did you simply 'eyeball' it? Is there an intuitive process for it?
Yes - I have eyeballed it (: Perhaps I should have been clearer. The thing that generally worked well for me was to really understand how - the more something is pointing towards / away from me - the shorter it will appear. The more I am looking at a line from "the side", so to speak, the longer it'll be. Hope this helps a bit
I'm glad this exercise is being spread around, I think it really helps you to get out of place with drawing, usually exercises and drawing teachings just make me confused on the internet.
OmG it helped me sooo soo much.. Thank you soo much, very much appreciated. I always get the hard time drawing the bench or table from floor sitting level annd not seeing the top surface. Your video really reallyyyy helped me. Thank you again
Hi Liron. I am 74 years old and have been on my artistic journey for over 20 years off and on. I have never been very good on spacial things, in fact I don't understand it at all. I'm trying to understand your video but I'm having a hard time. I will watch this video over and over and maybe I'll get it, I hope so. You make it look and sound so easy. I'll try harder. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing! This isn't necessarily the easiest thing to begin with.
I would say this - art is about freedom of creation and joy. Find what gives you that (:
To this day I still enjoy sketching things as I see them, without thinking about any of this 3D stuff.
That's my version of it - and you may find yours. Happy 2024 🙏😊
I have been on my art journey for 1 month and even I can tell you to just ignore this video. It seems to be about guestimation and the clickbait title makes you think you need to know this. You're better off just copying a reference, get an actual rubics cube or any cube for that matter. Understanding perspective is important, but this video just shows nothing more than a simple brain exercise, I'd just ignore it if it's not for you
@@jeffjefferson2853so you've been doing this for 1 month, and are saying that this should just be ignored? If anything, you sound like you don't know what you're talking about.
I think your message is to not worry about perspective, and to just draw in the beginning, and that's true. But perspective is absolutely essential regardless, and you will eventually need to take it seriously if you wish to take your stuff to the next level. So this is not clickbait, the video explains exactly what the title says, and it's a good exercise. Go and draw 250 boxes from imagination and then tell me it wasn't helpful for drawing literally anything you want.
@@jeffjefferson2853 no offense but you are very, very wrong
I’m restarting my artistic journey as well. I raised my kiddos and my arts good but time for submersion. I don’t have to rely on my art for money but I’d still like to share it in a professional manner. But as a creative I have to say I love this approach I 100% feel your passion coming from you but I feel my art like I feel only my flashbacks to being called stupid from my geometry teacher, I don’t think it’s my fit. Remember this may teach everyone the motions but not the emotions required for some. I feel like you’re more excited about the angles and perspective. I think DaVinci and youself sir would have been best pals I would still be your pal just not your student today.
Holy crap this just gave me what I was missing seriously. I asked many artists what are the degrees and no one could answer me or would look at me like I was crazy. This confirmed all my beliefs, thank you for the clear explanation. Awesome video.
Awesome so happy to hear! 😁
I get it drawing cubes is not very inspirational. The guys not wrong. That is his approach. When I first started. Astro boy was my inspiration. Then Godzilla. My brother would bring home marvel comic books. That is what got me drawing.
Seeing objects from many angles gives you an unlimited amount of ways to express your art
You are the exact teacher beginners need to learn from. I bought a perspective course on sale, but I didn't feel like it was right to just learn how to put down a horizon line and match lines up. It wouldn't be really teaching me what is really going on. You break it down in a way that's easy to understand and shows us what elements we are actually seeing when we pull out the horizon line/VP. Thank you Liron! I'll make sure to check out your other videos/courses.
Wow thank you so much for the kind words 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼 You can do this 💪 ✏️
@@LironYan Is the pen you use here the Uniball White Gel Pen yiu said innthe description? Thanks for shaping
Perspective is hard cause many dont teach it right.
@@realamericannegro977true he also got the lines wrong
My thing is people have the notion creating art an expensive endeavor. However When just starting out Go to the Ninety Nine cent store or walmart, get some Crayolas,copy paper.or some large white card board used for posters. I promise you won't spend over ten dollars. In New York where I live there are expensive stores like BLIX OR MICHAELS. There you will spend $30.00 and up. Professionals shop there. Another tool which is good for a beginner are a pack of "bic pens and ticonderoga pencils. Because "IT IS NOT THE TOOLS BUT THE PERSON WITH THE TOOL"
If i ever had an art teacher like you I wouldn't have to discover now in my mid 30s that yes it is actually possible for me to learn how to draw. Thanks a lot for this!
perspective is something that i still struggle with even after I've just gotten my diploma in animation. i don't think I've ever experienced a very concise and clear explanation, finding your channel is such a blessing! thank you so much for making these videos I'll be binging them and sharing them with my felow-perspective-strugglers.
Cube is the key
I heard that Kim Jung Gi once said that when he learnt to draw the cube in any angle his art improved a lot. Great video! Another exercise is the hinge another cube on the edge of a cube without making it look wonky perspective wise
Interesting 🤔
I read it as kim jung un 😅
@@jmshrrsn godspeed brother, may your art journey take you far! o7
@@jmshrrsn you're right, you need be conscious with those exercises;
@@Hawkfeet So did I! And I also read '' his HEART improved a lot'' 😂
I'm just beginning my journey as an artist at 23 years old, and I have to say this video has helped me immensely, especially with the idea of putting human heads and rib cages into boxes at the end... thank you very much for creating this tutorial!!
im also startin out at 23 lol hello!
Same age as you guys started like about a month ago, and there was a book by Ernest norling-perspective made easy . One of the best books on perspective I have ever seen really helped me on this journey .
Do you by chance have an Amazon link to the book or a good place to buy it from?
PROBLEM , WHERE WOULD I PURCHASE AN ANIMATION PROGRAM? HOW MUCH ARE THEY?
Oh my gosh! Although I understand this concept of perspective intellectually, my eyes don’t seem to connect with my brain properly. This will/has to be my next task - drawing cubes very diligently and thoroughly as long as it takes, until it eventually seeps in and leads to the great Eureka Moment. Thank you very much, Liron 😊
I got to agree with you Kris lol 😆
You got it exactly right Kris!! That's pretty much the main way of improving this skill.
Keep at it! I've been drawing for SO LONG and still learn and improve my cubes and cylinders haha 😁
The trick that did it for me is to think of each plane of the box as having a minor axis and degree, just like an ellipse
@@ScilexGuitar I like your approach and want to get it better, can you elaborate more please?
@@yassinedghoughi9500 The best way to understand this is drawing boxes with cylinders in them touching two opposite planes of the box
Excellent. Using Rubik's cube as a visual aid makes it easier to see, but your explanation is also clear and easy to understand. I'm enjoying all of these tutorials. Thank you.
I thought I had a good grasp of the cube. This really brought it together for its value for a basic shape fo evolve everything. Loved it. Love you.
Thank you Rhonda 😊🙏🏼
Bro, this method is so easy to grasp. Instead of making vanishing point to draw a cube, we're drawing a cube to make a vanishing point. The "closest corner" method is the best way to start drawing something in perspective.I don't know whether someone came up and teach perspective with ths technique before you or not, but your explanation is on point.
Thank you!! Very happy to hear 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'm proud that I came up with this sort of approach on my own a couple years ago. I thought "instead of having to do the whole vanishing point shabang every time, why don't I practice cubes from different angles to get used to how they look?". Then I ended up doing basically the same steps, closest corner first, three lines from there and finish off by making the parallel ones slightly converge. Your explanation is much better than what I could put into words, though.
I got it after reading your comment 😂
Actually, you just REALLY simplified it for me, thank you!
You have become one of my top educators about painting and watercolour. I continue to improve and will keep doing much of what you ask, and it makes and sense and works. With deep humbleness, very many thanks.
Thank you so so much for the kind words 🙏🏼❤️☺️ Keep up the great work!
This video was a huge breakthrough as a beginner. I love the format it made everything click for me. I really wish more art UA-camrs made videos like this to demonstrate concepts instead of just talk about them.
Making a difficult concept easy to understand=brilliance!
Finally, someone has presented this confusing subject into a user friendly and practical tool.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Happy I could help ☺️🙏🏼 Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! I started really diving into perspective this month. I learned about the horizon line and vanishing points, etc. And after going through many videos, people would continuous say that we should learn how to freehdand this stuff. However, anytime I tried to freehand my boxes, they would come out looking weird or I just countinued wrap my head around freehand boxes. I learned about the Y / pie method a few days ago, but that was it. I didn't learn how to apply it affectively. I feel like this video just brings it ALL together. My boxes have started to look like they are ACTUALLY in perspective. Thank you sooo much for making this video. Keep it up!
You are an amazing teacher. Very concise. So many people want to express how intelligent they are and can't get enough of their own voice. Great lesson.
Wow , this is by far the best tutorial on understanding the 3D space.
thank you for the exercise. It makes drawing squares, cylinders, and circles more fun to do and just makes it more appealing to start drawing since it isn't the just later stuff that is cool to draw.
I’ve watched dozens of videos on UA-cam about perspective, but it wasn’t until I watched your video that I truly understood how it works. Great job! 👍
9:00 Yes! This is so important and helped me to finally properly understand perspective. It now helps me to think of it as the full perspective, a vertical and a horizontal "horizon", with vanishing points occurring along both. With this in mind, one, two and three point perspective are actually either special instances (one point) or some abbreviation (two point) of this full perspective.
As someone who's trying to teach myself how to draw I can say this is honestly the best video on perspective explaining I've come across. I've seen plenty of videos with perspective and showing how to draw cubes with the vanishing points and grind lines but I was still confused about perspective because I didn't understand what I was actually doing. This video explain what happens "intuitively" and it's a tremendous help.
Such an awesome method! I actually vaguely discovered this method when observing/drawing cubes in 2/3 point perspective w/ vanishing points. I noticed the most forward facing vertex would change in size/angle. I could sort of understand how to manipulate these changes to create cubes in different positions, but this method made it SO much easier. Thank you so so much!!
Amazing! Honestly - the best way to learn all of this is to notice it yourself, and sort of do your own exploration.
I'm sure it was a strong base for understanding this video too 🙏😊 Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! As a beginner sketch artist I welcome ANY instruction you can offer!
Awesome! Let me know how it helped 😊 And thank you for watching
I can feel the hype in your voice as you explain and it hyped me up so much as well, I drew along with you and I loved it! Thank you so much for the explanation :D
Haha do happy to hear 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you so much!!
I have been trying to figure out perspective for several days now and I think the biggest block was trying to understand one and two point perspectives, but as far as I can tell now it seems like they are just simplifications or special cases of the more general 3 point perspective. Relating the vanishing points to indications of dimensionality makes a ton of sense for me.
Exactly! The others almost require you to ignore some aspect of reality (:
Understanding it all holistically is usually more effective 🙏🏼 Thank you for watching!
This is the single most important drawing video I've ever seen. This solves multiple issues I've had regarding cube movement in space. This video nails it!
Wow! I’ve always drawn my cubes with parallel lines and I find it hard to change this habit but what a difference that makes doing it with convergent lines!!!
How are you doing so far? Any better?
i watched many videos on how rotate a cube, but your video helps me a lot!
So happy to hear ☺️🙏🏼
I’M SO HAPPY, IT’S THE FIRST TIME THAT I ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO DRAW CUBES IN ANY ANGLE!! I WAS TRYING TO DRAW CUBES EARLIER AND IT WAS SO DIFFICULT, THIS EXERCISE WILL HELP ME A LOTTT THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU MAKE EVERYTHING SO EASY!!
I'm glad that my sense of 3D space isn't that mediocre. Imagining basic 3D shapes inside my head wss cake. I'm so grateful.
After quitting drawabox twice right at the “drawing a box” portion, I think this is the best video to explain exactly what I was doing wrong. I might give the program another try thanks to you!
Holy shit man. This exercises will change my life. I guarantee it. Ive been neglecting studying forms for more than a week at a time because I dont understand cubes at all. After watching the tip of using the corner that is closest to you and imagining the lines that converge, my mind has been blown. Thank you.
Awesome 😁 So happy to hear! 🙏😊
You can do this!
Watching you draw the heads in the boxes and listening to your explanation unlocked something in my mind. Like something just clicked. Thank you so much
Amazing! Thank you so much for watching 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼
something that might go well with this is plotting shadows - as in a bunch of cubes, say a town seen from a hillside, with shadows being cast by the sun - very tricky thing :)
Hello, very well explained and you simplified thereason why alot of people say "they cant draw"Thankyoy Faye. ❤👍👍👍
Hi Lorin. You are not only teaching so well but also inspiring so wisely. Thank you
Thank you ☺️ So glad to hear 🙏🏼🙏🏼
This was actually great and detailed! I had already started with doing shapes from different angles but the detail level in describing exactly what gets bigger, smaller or changes angle gave a lot. Keep it up!
🙏😊
Wow I didn't know that 3D shapes were this easy. I've been drawing for 2 years until now but I was struggling till this time. Now i have started all over and 3D shapes and rotation were my first targets. You made it so easy that i just grasped the main idea of it. Now I can draw just from imagination.
Very grateful Keep it up!!!!
Awesome so happy to hear!! 🙏😊
Keep up the great work
Excellent demonstration. I understand perspective drawing but this will help me more intuitive without actually drawing all the vanishing points. Thanks!
you just helped me understand perspective way more. i never understood vanishing points until now
Amazing, so happy it clicked for you! 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thanks!
Thank you so much Chris! ☺️🙏🏼
Really appreciate it
I'm just learning to draw and having so much trouble with this, thank you for breaking it down so clearly! Since I was a kid I drew cubes with parallel lines and thought I was so good at them, now I realize that I've been missing the right concepts all along. I'm using perspective now!
I can't thank you enough Liron. Great way to fill another sketchbook page! Great way to become comfortable with perspective. Never before could I grasp 3 point perspective. When you added that third point I had an aaaahhhhaaaa moment. THANK YOU!
Haha so happy to hear! 😁
Thank you so much for the kind words ^_^
This helped me a lot, I’ve been taking drawing seriously for 1 year now but have ignored the fundementals but now that I wanna learn anatomy I can’t ignore it anymore. Honestly, drawing boxes in 3d space has never been easier than now
Amazing, so happy to hear 🙏♥
What helped me the most was using Blender and creating mesh grids / shapes from perspectives & redrawing that what I see digitally adjusting artificial lighting.
Thanks! This helped understand the concept really well :)
Thank you so so much for your support!! 🙏🏼😊😊
Yes, and once you've mastered cubes do the same with spheres. After that, combine the two and suddenly you can draw heads from any angle.
Exactly 😁💪
Remind me of the drawing exercises that I used to do when I was bored. I would take a dice throw it onto the paper, and try to draw it from the angle in which it landed facing towards me.
Amazing. The 120 deg. approach solved all my problems in drawing 3D images. Thank you. And one more thing. I've used the words 3D approach often but never understood what it means.
Wowww never explained better... You are a great a great teacher Liron. I bought your book of how to sketch and a I fell in love with the drawing. Keep going with this videos... you have an student in Dominican Republic from now on...
Your video was a tremendous help! I’ve watched countless videos on perspective and yours helped make things click. Thank you!
Same here.
I feel so lucky I've encountered your Chanel today. I've been trying to draw box for 4 days now and wasted 4 extra large drawing paper as Art Project. I can finally go through to the next segment of my kesson. Thanks a million. ❤
Very Helpi tutorial. Thank you so much for everything.
still great example of how it all works together, but one point of view is nice to see how you work the head view in this object.
Very beautifully showed perspective and isometric drawing. what simple way to understand sides of cube with cube.
took a break from art because of burnout and I have just started to practice again. I'm glad I came across your video. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 Very happy I can help.
By the way did you see the new Raikou design? 😂 I kinda like it!
I was having a rough time drawing my cube now I know where I'm making my mistakes. Thank for making it clear for me. Like you said practice as much and eventually it'll start to make more sense in perspective.
Thank you! Very happy this helps 😁 Mastering cubes and boxes is huge, it will make everything easier afterwards. You can do this!
You are a great teacher. After just seeing your video once, stopping in between to do my homework to seep it in, I have understood a lot. I can easily connect to what you are explaining. The whole thing sinks in as a concept, along with examples therefor. What more a student can ever want more than this!! ........ I am from India, Bangalore. Which country are you from? God bless you and your country.
YES! So happy to hear 🙏😊
I'm from Israel
@@LironYan You are a country I love and adore for your shrewedness and valore and above all patriotism. I invite you to Bangalore, my place, to be our esteemed guest!
This... is... everything!
I have been working for the last three days for hours at a time simply drawing cubes trying to understand this.
After this video I intuitively understood when lines should be shortened and more angled than others (something that made no sense to me). I grabbed a sheet of paper showed by nine and four then year old and suddenly they were understanding it too.
This earned not just a like or sub but my loyalty till one of us dies. Lol
This is amazing, this is a brand new tip i have never heard of before unlike other people who just repeats tips that are everywhere already on the internet!
Thank you. I am not a beginner, but I always find beginner exercises insightful. I would love to see your drawing exercise applied to drawing tesseracts: cubes within cubes.
I used to do this a lot as a kid and I naturally started sticking 3D objects together and now as an adult when I started the theory work I got 3D space really easily
This is a good reminder for basics of how to view objects and understanding what point of view to take and shaping them all out with this shape.
very smart and obvious! Your explanation filled in the gaps i just couldn't get my head around.
Thank you!
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Dude I have literally been studying perspective FOR YEARS and haven't managed to get cube rotation to stick in my brain. This was SO HELPFUL, I'm immediately able to see how it works
So happy to hear 😊🙏🏼 It’s all about understanding. Once you see and understand - drawing it accurately is very possible! Thank you for watching
Finally i understand the 3rd vanishing point. Thank you!
You can accomplish rotation by first moving the vanishing points and drawing from there.
Indeed, but whenever your box is a part of a larger scene with tons of details in it, and it actually represents a more complex object, it’s much easier to learn how to do this intuitively (:
My phone rotated halfway through your explanation and it still made sense. Spacial imagination is really amazing
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The idea of starting with the closest point first is super intuitive. Thank you, Liron!
it made great sense. I kind of got lost when he put the circle in the box, but I was able to see the Loomis method in the box. Thank you.
Very happy it helped!
It's a bit confusing at first, but once you see the same thing from multiple angles, time and time again - it'll become much more intuitive (: And most importantly - then it becomes FUN!
Never thought about the third vanishing point. Very useful video, ty!
Happy I could help my friend! 😁The 3rd VP is really just like the other two (:
I'm someone who never really understood these mathematical concepts, but the way you explain it, I can actually kind of see what you mean, thank you.
Haha yeah, I get it... 😛
I find for me it's much better to develop the intuition, instead of trying to "remember equations", so to speak
Whew! This was a quick fun way to understand perspective of objects. Taking away the ruler was helpful, so I could just be free to make mistakes and understand how to learn from them. Being creative requires going for it and learning from successes and mistakes. I had fun with this exercise. I am wondering what other ways and ideas you have to get my creative ideas to go some where I could not have known? I think the next step would be to apply this to drawing objects such as people or buildings in multiple perspectives.
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Your line of thinking is great - I actually did something like that.
Check out this short video series:
1 - ua-cam.com/video/qKqpGhTrmJM/v-deo.html
2 - ua-cam.com/video/rN-dnBJUKwI/v-deo.html
3 - ua-cam.com/video/Q3Ubaf28B20/v-deo.html
awesome dude. !! rhee BEST demo ever on Drawing without all that techmical stuff...direct & simplified. very enjoyable and very well presented. MANY tanks to YOU for opening up the floodgates of happy drawing !!
Geez you've taught me more in 30 minutes than any of my professors did in 4.5 years college.
The best perspective video for my brain to date. Thank you
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Another way to look at the isometric cube is, since it's on a two dimensional surface, as a hexagon that's divided into three equal segments.
Great lesson! Thanks.
Wow, best explanation ive ever seen, it all became clearer and super easy to understand, u rock man.
Thank you!! So happy to hear 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
I feel like i finally begin to understand mathematic better, truely amazing info that i was looking for. Tried to follow the drawings with you and when i looked up you already drew two more, my mind is blown by this, thank you so much!
I'm much older to you in age...so I bless you for the help you are doing🙏
Yes it helps it looks like you can use it for classes as well I have been drawing off and on since I was a kid so some stuff hits me and some dose not.
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Man he just created the perfect video.
Very happy to hear 😊🙏🏼
This blew my mind
Hands down
Best vid about this topic on UA-cam
This video is archival material for me....in my art folder for repeated watching and learning....thank you 🙏
Haha so grateful to hear 😊🙏🏼 Thank you!
Definitely takes some time to master, so it's okay watching in breaks (:
Keep at it!
This video is great but you didn't give any insight into how each side of the rotated cube is to be measured. Did you simply 'eyeball' it? Is there an intuitive process for it?
Yes - I have eyeballed it (:
Perhaps I should have been clearer.
The thing that generally worked well for me was to really understand how - the more something is pointing towards / away from me - the shorter it will appear. The more I am looking at a line from "the side", so to speak, the longer it'll be.
Hope this helps a bit
I'm a numbers guy. The way this is presented really helped. Thanks.
I'm glad this exercise is being spread around, I think it really helps you to get out of place with drawing, usually exercises and drawing teachings just make me confused on the internet.
this was huge. I'm saving for additional views. thanks very much.
also subscribed. :)
Thank you so much and welcome aboard!! 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
OmG it helped me sooo soo much.. Thank you soo much, very much appreciated. I always get the hard time drawing the bench or table from floor sitting level annd not seeing the top surface. Your video really reallyyyy helped me. Thank you again
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genuinely thank you for this. i feel like everyone says to draw cubes but never really say how
This is exactly what I needed I've been trying to find different techniques to add perspective to my drawings. Great video man.
So happy it was helpful 🙏😊 Thank you for watching!
Cubes are difficult I mess them all the time so gonna do this exercise 😁 I love how you explain things in an approachable way 🤠
You are a real Guru of perspective 🙏🙏🙏 I'm going to do it
Thank you! Great insight, and so wonderful for you to share it !
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