thanks man, really cleared up a lot of fog in my head regarding cubes

Nicely done. Will need to practice step by step . A different perspective to draw cubes for me. Thank you.

@thomasalexander3630

8 ай бұрын

Hope it helps!

thank you very much for the valuable material on perspective. It means a lot to me

@thomasalexander3630

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

2:16 This new cube is perfect because it looks the same size as the cube on the left, but how was this new one drawn? Namely, It would be so great to know, how to draw cubes of the same size but in different positions (turned up, down, rotated). It would be super appreciated if you could also do a video on that.

@thomasalexander3630

13 күн бұрын

Good question! This method basically relies on how accurate you draw the angle that hits tangent with the ellipse. Tangencies are difficult to draw in perspective, and if you're off by even a single degree, it can really mess up the final result. Practice and experience are definitely needed.

Thank you very much

Would appreciate a video explaining the proof of concept on how a cube really is a cube in perspective, if you know it and if it's up your alley...

@thomasalexander3630

13 күн бұрын

Could be a cool video, hopefully I will get around to it one day

Can this be redone on a darker paper

Could you add Turkish subtitles please

So the cube is in perspective but the ellipse is not in perspective

@thomasalexander3630

Жыл бұрын

The ellipse is affected by perspective in terms of elevation. If it lies close to the horizon line it will be narrow, but if it travels further above or below the horizon line it will open up more. The minor and major axes of the ellipse are not affected by the perspective, they cut through the exact centre of it at perpendicular angles

@Utrilus

25 күн бұрын

@@thomasalexander3630 The ellipse isn't drawn in perspective to make it easier on you. And it not being in perspective isn't impactful enough to matter.