Hello David, thanks for your most recent workshop and these two addtl perspectives. I would love to see this applied to an actual room or space to see that process. I'm an upcoming I.D and would love to implement this in my client interactions 🙏🏽

@DavidDrazil

8 ай бұрын

Great suggestion, thank you!

Thank you for this video. And thank you for sharing so much other useful content. However, I have a question, and you can feel free to answer or not, as I don’t wish to exhaust you. It might require too much time explaining if you were to engage with it, but…. If you were to look at a photograph of a building, would it be possible to measure what is inside that photo? I’ve been thinking a lot about how to draw building faces that are turned away from the viewer turned *towards* the viewer, and all I’ve been able to come up with is a felt sense of what I think that building face would look like facing me-but not a true, accurate formula for checks-and-balancing whether or not that felt sense is really precise or not. In short, how do you know what an object in a photograph would look like if pointed another way, given that any plane facing away from you is always going to be foreshortened? Is it all up to guesswork in the end, and those powers within you as someone drawing to fabricate something that is believable?

@DavidDrazil

7 ай бұрын

Hi and thanks for your interesting comment! The problem you described is what the field of photogrammetry is all about. When it comes to sketching tho, and especially freehand sketching, the guesswork is always a part of the process as we often optimize for speed over accuracy. Hope this helps a bit!

Thank you for sharing useful techniques. ❤ That is what I need to apply on my sketches. Can you please make another video for different scales, not 3,3,3. It is ok making short ig reels, not full video, I also follow you on ig .

@DavidDrazil

6 ай бұрын

Sure - what dimensions would you like me to demonstrate?

@hannah1896

6 ай бұрын

@@DavidDrazil 3,4,3 ,pls

@DavidDrazil

6 ай бұрын

@@hannah1896 but that's almost the same - you can create it the same way I showed in the video, plus add one more meter in depth using a diagonal to 45° Vanishing point ;)

@hannah1896

6 ай бұрын

It’s like adding three meter depth first and then adding one more meter using modularity?

@DavidDrazil

6 ай бұрын

@@hannah1896 exactly!

I'd have seen this video 13 years ago,man 🤣

@DavidDrazil

8 ай бұрын

That's cool - where did you see it? I surely haven't discovered perspective or these techniques but I still find it hard to get this information nowadays. With more digital technologies, these traditional techniques slowly disappear, don't you think?

@ahmedfuseinialhassan1034

8 ай бұрын

Indeed they're disappearing...I was in first year arch school 13 years ago.I was fairly good with perspctives; estimating depths as discussed here remained the one aspect I never figured out how to.I eyeballed it throughout school up and untill today @@DavidDrazil

*Promo sm* 💪

@DavidDrazil

7 ай бұрын

What does it mean?

Thank you for this video. And thank you for sharing so much other useful content. However, I have a question, and you can feel free to answer or not, as I don’t wish to exhaust you. It might require too much time explaining if you were to engage with it, but…. If you were to look at a photograph of a building, would it be possible to measure what is inside that photo? I’ve been thinking a lot about how to draw building faces that are turned away from the viewer turned *towards* the viewer, and all I’ve been able to come up with is a felt sense of what I think that building face would look like facing me-but not a true, accurate formula for checks-and-balancing whether or not that felt sense is really precise or not. In short, how do you know what an object in a photograph would look like if pointed another way, given that any plane facing away from you is always going to be foreshortened? Is it all up to guesswork in the end, and those powers within you as someone drawing to fabricate something that is believable?