It's like my brain grew an extra wrinkle I feel so knowledgable now.

@BigGuytv_

Жыл бұрын

😂😂 👏

@willowoodz

Жыл бұрын

i love this comment

@spinylizardz

6 ай бұрын

Same bro when he starting drawing the details I felt something click in my head

@GitimaNath-dv8lh

3 ай бұрын

😂👍same

Bro..this man covered a college semester worth of info in so few words, every one hit🔥

@spractive1264

7 ай бұрын

college is more like: watch these youtube videos to learn perspective. I can't teach.

@apples7152

2 ай бұрын

@@spractive1264 and then the teacher either makes the best work of art you’ve ever seen, or it’s ass, no in between

Dude, my brain just absorbed every bit of info from this 1 min long vid than a whole week of trying to learn this from our instructor 👏

i saw this guy's art on pinterest and was super fascinated on how to draw like him, so i searched up how to draw in a 5-point perspective and low and behold, the man himself!

This genuinely helped. Thank you.

This man is honestly a god sent, I've been needing this for so long so thankyou

This is amazing. I can’t believe this is only 1 minute long and I feel like I’ve learnt so much from it. Truly invaluable. Thank you so much!

straight to the point and very understandable, thank you!

Wow, this literally just changed my perspective on how to go about this.

@hellojello2211

8 ай бұрын

No pun intended

such a clear and concise video, thank you for that

Great. Very Informative. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.

I can understand everything of panorama in 1 minute, thank you very much 😮

What an amazing tutorial!

Thank you for making this video. It is really helpful for an amateur like me

Thanks very very much for this video!!

That's so beautiful

bro is just the best thank you for this amazing vid for a 1 min vid

I LOVE YOU OMG I LOVE YOUR DRAWINGS

that was all I needed!! ! Obrigado amigo. você é um amigo.

Thank you! This was very helpful.

THANK YOU FOR THIS. i wasn't sure how to draw the perspective for an animation im working on!

wow, the title wasnt lying, i get it now

Beautiful!!!

I just couldn't wrap my head around this before, but thanks, this really helped, I'll practice with some cubes and skeletons

this actually helped sm thank you

Fantastic!!!!

u made it SOOO easy like that

Holy fuck it was that simple?? time to put it into practice

Bros better than my senior teacher at teaching😃

bro how did u cover so much in a min i feel superior than everybody around me

Thanks so much!

Thank you!

That is Amazing

Amazing

the comment about strictly using the lines for direction and not for measuring was IT

I had that face and emotion of danny devito going "I get it" after watching this

How do you work out how to draw lines that don’t exactly fall on the grid, like if I were to draw a roof which is diagonally slanted, I obviously can’t just follow any of the curves or the lines radiating from the center.

@pheaston

2 жыл бұрын

This is such a good question and I plan to do a detailed video on how to deal with these problems soon. Basically, when I’m eyeballing it like this I try to imagine the angled or diagonal surface within a box on the grid. That way I can visualize where it meets the ground plane and where the diagonal is headed in the background, and draw a gently curved line that connects those points.

@user-fv7jb1bd3s

Жыл бұрын

Hey Paul! Is this video available? This sounds well and truly up my street

amazing :D

COULD NOT BE MORE EF-FI-CI-ENT!

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cool man

wtf that surprising was easily understandable

I feel... Wow

Opened my 3rd eye

😮❤❤❤

But what if I wanted to draw something in bird eye view or worm view? Do I change place the horizon line higher or lower and it will still work?

How do you rotate in local rotation of an object like cube inside 5 point perspective?

@ChaseMcCain5

Жыл бұрын

Yes, this is the only part I don’t understand. This works fine if everything is facing you directly, but if an object is rotated in relation to you then you can’t follow these guidelines…. @pheaston ?

@ChaseMcCain5

Жыл бұрын

After some thought on this - I think it's similar to 2pt perspective where the vanishing points will move along the eye level/horizon line. The converging lines will be curved. The curve is determined by the other vanishing point that is moving behind you (since each plane has a set of VP's).

I don’t get it, how do I know which of the five vanishing points the line will go to? What if my camera isn’t in the centre - ie - what if I want to draw a sparsely populated corridor at a Dutch angle in fisheye?

why did this make 5 point 100 times easier then any other video

I feel like grogu meditating on a rock

Whoa that’s cool! Do you still start your pov sketches like that?

i love you.

first we draw a circle and then add small details small details: ✨ 01:06 ✨

Ate

ummmm, twitch channel link please, good shit

@pheaston

2 жыл бұрын

Dang, I might have to start one

One point 2 point perspective

Bro. This.

I think its called POV!

@ERIC_Sans

8 ай бұрын

No its called fov pov means point of view meaning that you see the visuals from something fov means field of view meaning that you visualize ur surroundings Edit: sorry if iwas kinda nerdy there

I feel even more stupid than i felt b4

When you already drew the character but need to draw the guidelines: well… that’s unfortunate…

This is what clickteam did on fnac r

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