This is exactly what short-attention-span viewers like myself needed. Short and sweet - straight to the point! Thankyou!

@artist_work

6 ай бұрын

Same pinch😂

fir the thick ness of other poles just draw the ref perspective line to the VP, Then just pull the horizontal line from each pole untill it touches the ref line. that will be faster. but ya the tech showed here can be helpful for other details. thanks fir the video. 🤟👌

This is so helpful and you get straight to the point! Props to you, hope you channel grows more!

I see a two problem with this approach, the accuracy relys on the artist eye which means they could look off and the the width of the poles could be uneven. Dont have a solution for the first (though I have an idea) but can fix the second. To fix the accuracy of the width of all poles, draw the first pole in and from the top width (2B) and base width, draw a line to the vanishing point. This gives you the width of all other poles and in effect creating a giant wall. You then just just draw a horizontal line for each of the poles from the top of each and do copy that for the base of them and remove the excess lines and your done.

@joshpapaleo2602

2 жыл бұрын

It took me a few reads to understand what you were talking about but I think I understand. Are you referring to determining the width of the poles after you stop seeing a gap of space between them since they have disappeared so far into the perspective/distance?

@DemonicBloke

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshpapaleo2602 No, I was referring to all pole widths. Since every pole width will be different the further away it gets, it gets harder to draw correctly. Adding the extra line from 2B to the vanishing point achieves that job simpler than adding a 2nd set of zig zags. Hope thats a little clearer.

for post thickness, could you just draw a guideline from 1B to the vanishing point?

Absolutely love this. Been wondering how it's done for ages. Cheers

This video is like a hidden chest betwix 2 hills. Ive been searching for this exact video

@joshpapaleo2602

2 жыл бұрын

🙏 thank you for going through the journey to find it! Hopefully when you started the video you heard the Zelda treasure noise in your head haha. Thanks for watching.

Shit, these are actually amazing and fun videos. Keep them up man! You got recommended to me on KZread, so that means your hardwork is paying off!

@joshpapaleo2602

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate the support! Thank you

omg this is what ive been looking for, thanks a lot for the tips!!!

i'm a Brazilian student of archtecture and you save my life now

@joshpapaleo2602

4 ай бұрын

I don't know about saving your life because I'm sure you would've figured it out but glad I helped you out! This is a technique I know and constantly forget so I almost made this video selfishly as a reminder 😂 but happy it is helping everyone else!

This is exactly what i was looking for thank you very much ❤

@joshpapaleo2602

3 ай бұрын

Exactly why I made this video! Thanks for watching

I think it's much simpler to extend the thickness line to the Vanishing point.

How do you determine the perspective between two totally different objects for eg. A church in the distant background and a person walking in the foreground ? Thank you for this - was great!

@joshpapaleo2602

11 ай бұрын

That's a great question! (This will get wordy so I apologize in advance lol) What I would do is determine the size of something on the church, to use your example, in relation to the size of the person. So for instance let's say in this case the church door is maybe 2-3 heads higher than your person, draw that door (lightly if working traditionally!!) as if the person was right in front of it and then use your vanishing point draw a line from the top of the door and bottom going back in space to however far in the distance you would like it to be. Now you have the size of the door in the distance determined and you can build the exterior of the church around it. You could also work this in reverse and draw a church in the distance, draw a figure by the door, and then draw the lines coming forward in space to determine the person's size. I'll definitely add this to my list of future video ideas to give you a visual but hopefully, this helps. Thanks so much for watching!

@rosiethebear300

11 ай бұрын

Thanks very much - great idea will try that! I look forward to more of your great videos!@@joshpapaleo2602

Hey am here again 😊💗😁 to remind u about about the clothes shading

@joshpapaleo2602

3 жыл бұрын

I gotchu Jean! There is just a lot to cover so hang in with me lol.

@jeanjacquez1291

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshpapaleo2602 thnx for letting me know,

I judge measurements in football fields in distance , Eiffel Towers for height, Flavian Amphitheatre’s (Rome) for capacity and Titanics in velocity applications.

@joshpapaleo2602

6 ай бұрын

Ah yes, the queens measurement system

@fortitudevalance8424

6 ай бұрын

@@joshpapaleo2602 651mph is 3,600 Titanics full length bow to stern per hour.

Thanks a ton ❤, you made my day 😊

thanks a lot that was very quick and concise (:

@joshpapaleo2602

11 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

Thank you for that knowledge

I don't understand the purpose of "numbering 1A, 2A, draw the thickness of the first pole and call that 1B, then draw a line from 1B over to the yadda yadda yadda" Couldn't you just.. draw the thickness, let's call the point 1B. Project 1B back to the vanishing point. Now for each pole, draw a horizontal line from the tip of the pole until it interesects the 1B projected line. Done. The lines projected from 1A and 1B to the vanishing point will be parallel, hence they will be equidistant all the way in the distance, so the thickness of the pole will be consistent and correctly foreshortened. It's the same concept that lets you draw the corrected foreshortened height for the poles! Sorry if I sound harsh, I don't want to bash on you: the duplication trick you used for determining the correct distance between the poles is very neat

@joshpapaleo2602

Жыл бұрын

Someone left a comment similar to this. It's hard to visualize what you guys are saying through text but I like the idea of making a follow-up video where I follow along with your instructions and see if I like it better. I think with art, much like a lot of things in life, there are a hundred different ways to accomplish a task that will eventually lead to the same result but I'm all about working smarter not harder so thanks for the advice!

YOOOO thank you this helps so much

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thanks❤

Uhhm how about in horizontal ?? Like the distance of railway board thingy

@joshpapaleo2602

2 жыл бұрын

Exact same process just flip it horizontally.

@airincup9091

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshpapaleo2602 wait... I didn't think of that 😱. BTW Thanks 👌

@joshpapaleo2602

2 жыл бұрын

@@airincup9091 haha no worries and thanks for watching! Please share around 🙏

WHAT IS THIS??? SORCERY!!?? 🗡