How to Learn Perspective - Draftsmen S1E26

How do you study perspective? Marshall breaks down the elements of perspective and how you’d go about learning it. Stan also challenges Marshall to draw some boxes and run them through his new Box AI BETA App that’s being developed in the Proko lab.

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Instructional How to Draw videos for artists. My drawing lessons are approachable enough for beginners and detailed enough for advanced artists. My philosophy is to teach timeless concepts in an entertaining way. I believe that when you are having fun, you learn better. I take pride in producing high quality videos that you will enjoy watching and re-watching.

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Editing - Charlie Nicholson, Katrina Collins
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Music Used with Permission Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra

[ZeroPointDrive]

This episode really put things into perspective.

[Howdoyouchangepf]

I clicked on this video hoping to get some advice on perspective
, but I left wishing Marshall sang more

[tsj]

About to turn 24 and with that comes that mind-frame that I have to have things figured out. Hearing things like Marshall learning perspective at 28 or that in his 40s Karl Kopinski still has insecurities and goals as an artist is so relieving and encouraging. So valuable that your channel has an array of accomplished artists being honest about their process and growth.

[aliceduren]

I LOVE how Marshall says how the biggest problem with perspective teachers is that they never teach you WHY one-point and two-point perspective is there. It's always just: if you're on a railroad or a street, it's one point, but literally everything else is two-point perspective except when it's not. Thank you!

[maxpitchkites]

I want an mp3 of "Waitin' for Stan" by Marshall Vandruff

[riverriverchang]

I read the book “How to Use Creative Perspective” five months ago from the first word to the last with 120% full attention thanks to Marshall. I don’t know how to put my feelings in words. I was, and still am, so inspired, amazed, mesmerized, and couldn’t wait to start applying the knowledge I got from it. Now I’m revisiting some chapters.

[chloe]

damn can't wait for marshall's course

[observingentity]

12:12 No Marshall, you have to live forever. We need to get into the age of cloning and only make clones of Marshall.

[lyra_art]

I love Proko and I think he is one of the best out their to teach Anatomy and stuff BUT I wish I had a chance to meet Marshall and even attend his classes so much! He is just so positive and smiling all the time, it makes me wanna learn!

[CCLinGameOnABC]

What a great metaphor of musicians using a “metronome” until they don’t use it and “forget” it. Thank you Marshall for explaining things in an easily comprehensible way.

I can hardly wait to take the perspective course designed by Marshall and Stan. Wow! It sounds impressive and hard-working course.

[Chronorust]

4:26 "You didn't learn perspective until you were 28?"

Me, nearly 24 years old: *breathes out in relaxation*

[nuttypotatoe]

I love it when a teacher/mentor like Marshall gets interested in what he's teaching or talking about because it also gets me interested even if the subject is difficult.

EDIT: WHEN CAN WE EXPECT MARHSALL'S COURSE TO COME OUT?

[legartjgart]

Marshall is not just an artist, he is a master pedagogue.

[charnich]

If you want an extended version of the song Marshall sings at the start, jump to 52:23

[rozaliakaleta]

I JUST WANTED TO START LEARNING PERSPECTIVE! You have the best timing ever ;p

[katymendoza]

I love how Marshall is discussing a very serious concept of 1 point perspective at 14:55 and proko just responds "yea". And it's definitely a concept he understands so that's a great response.

[johneverhart]

I have been teaching the Visual Arts and Music for 44 years, and I am currently teaching an Introduction to Architecture and a Voice & Choral Music and I truly appreciate your practical and respectful approach to History. I have been blessed to have taught 24 years in our district's Gifted and Talented Program and prefer a left-brained analysis of many techniques, critical thinking and productive / creative thinking. It saddens me to hear how many teachers avoid teaching Spatial and Linear Perspective because it is difficult. I believe our goals as teachers come in showing our students what things they need to practice to develop skill thoroughly and quickly. I still get very excited seeing students enjoy success. I appreciate you videos!

[moartu]

I'm 28 and just now getting started on seriously learning perspective 😂 It's hard, man. I wish I would've started learning much earlier, but I'm glad I started later, rather than never! lol

[AbiNomac]

Marshall is the GREATEST teacher I’ve encountered. And I am a harsh critic.
Just bought his perceptive lectures from his website. I’ve purchased many courses and the instructors range from very good to okay.
I thought I found the best (that instructor is now my second favourite) and then Marshall comes along. He has been teaching for a long and has acquired great skills along the way, but he was a very good lecturer even in his younger years, so he has natural talent for it.
I’m following him wherever I find him on the net. His charisma and humour also contributes to his magnificent teaching skills and he is absolutely pleasure to watch and learn from. Grateful to Stan for introducing him to me.

PS if you did a Master class course at Masterclass.com or Udemy OR finally did the Perspective Course here on Proko’s channel (please do) I’d pay for it. Hope to see more of you AND thank you for replying to my email immediately. God bless

[FoxIord]

I cannot express enough how nice it is to see an almost hour long video that doesn't have 10 ads in it.