thank you so much, I stumbled across your videos after struggling on an assignment for 2 hours just trying to set up the perspective and this video finally made things click for me. this and the 'when to use 1 point vs 2 point vs 3 point' made me realize I was massively over complicating everything. you're a live saver!
This video is very helpful, you explain things clearer then others I’ve watched on this topic. I found drawing this in my sketchbook for reference has helped me understand things a little better then if I just watched the video.
You know when I first strted trying these, I kept getting the eye level and horizon line confused with the same thing. I would draw the figures in a scene like this connected to the horizon line and forget that I am supposed to create an eye level line for the figures.
Great. There can only be one eye level for every subject in the one scene, but it doesn’t have to be in the same place as the horizon, where the earth meets the sky. Keep on drawing, all the best. 😀
thank you so much, I stumbled across your videos after struggling on an assignment for 2 hours just trying to set up the perspective and this video finally made things click for me. this and the 'when to use 1 point vs 2 point vs 3 point' made me realize I was massively over complicating everything. you're a live saver!
How great to hear. Thanks for sharing. Please let your fellow students know for me, as well. All the best with your course 😀
Thanks for the great content!!! I wouldn't have been able to finish my one-shot manga without your advice!
That’s what I live to hear! Thanks Daniel. 😀
I meant to type ‘love’ to hear. 😖
Starts off 1 pt perspective video with every beginners worst nightmare.
If you understand the basics, the rest is just detail stuck onto the basics. 😀
Nicely done , listened intently and you answered any question I might have had. Thank you.
Excellent. Great comment for a teacher to hear. 😀
This video is very helpful, you explain things clearer then others I’ve watched on this topic. I found drawing this in my sketchbook for reference has helped me understand things a little better then if I just watched the video.
That’s great to hear. Being active with learning always results in deeper learning. Well done 😀
First viewer! Love the instruction
That's great Lily. Congratulations! I'm so glad it was helpful to you. Please tell your friends.😀
Exactly what I was wondering about lately
Great timing! 😀
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Happy new years Travers
I appreciate your comment. Thanks. All the best in 2023 for you. 😀
Thank you, excellent 👍✌️
Thanks for telling me. Really appreciate it. 😀
This helped a lot, thank you! I subscribed 🙂.
Excellent. Welcome aboard my channel 😀
So good...
Thank you. I'm really glad it was useful.😀
@@stephentraversart yes, even for simple things such as my very basic watercolors, it adds so much to a composition.
You know when I first strted trying these, I kept getting the eye level and horizon line confused with the same thing. I would draw the figures in a scene like this connected to the horizon line and forget that I am supposed to create an eye level line for the figures.
Great. There can only be one eye level for every subject in the one scene, but it doesn’t have to be in the same place as the horizon, where the earth meets the sky. Keep on drawing, all the best. 😀