Linear Perspective Basics

This video explains the basics of 1, 2, and 3 point linear perspective which allows us to accurately draw 3 dimensional space!

[kozlorog]

This is the best and most throughout introduction to perspective drawing! It immideately answers typical beginners questions as it proposes new material, something what other materials miss out completely and innevitably leave confusion.

Bravo!

[flamingonions]

This is literally the greatest drawing tutorial i have every scene! Thank you!

[vlc-cosplayer]

This video's ability to anticipate my questions and immediately answer them is uncanny (guess this means great minds think alike 🧠)

[Hana-sdne]

Thank you so much. This video has to be one of the best resources for free online art education that I have the opportunity to come across. It’s the exact definition of high quality, professionally made video taught by someone who’s both an expert and a passionate and experienced educator. This video is now my favorite perspective lesson on YouTube out of all the videos I have watched to learn this topic. I decided to subscribe right away after watching it. I’m so glad I found your channel. It’s going to be my go-to channel for art lessons now.

The best thing about this video is that it explains the rules from how it was established to how all of them connect to each other. When I can see the whole picture like that, it’s really easy to understand and remember the subject. The structure and layout of the lesson is also easy to follow along.

I hope more people will discover this amazing channel. It’d be nice to see it becomes one of the most renowned art education channel on YouTube. It’s so good. I hope you will still make more videos in the future.

[hectorpantoja]

This video generally the best video it really help us a lot.

[neilwebdesigner]

These videos are incredible. This channel is going to be huge!

[thelatephilipj]

this is one of the best videos on perspective on youtube i swear!

[nat]

thanks man! i was looking everywhere trying to find a video mentioning what to do when boxes weren't at the same angles in 2-point, and you covered it well here!

[rehanmallick]

You are going 2 shine in near future, Your video is great.Keep improving.

[alitabias]

Excellent video on the basics of perspective! You actually describe why you would use two point perspective, (edge) not many people do that!

Solid Video. Hard to find but It appeared on my page.

[rewguy]

Interesting, I just started watching your older stuff. Ive been working on perspective out of "Perspective Made Easy" by Norling and "How To Draw" by Robertson. These YouTube's complement them nicely. Thanks.

[Faded_verse]

Sir thank you for this video
It really helped a lot

[batchrocketproject]

very clear and really useful. thanks 💯

[CAOOAC]

awesome content and explanation. keep it up!

[kloa]

how would you draw rotated cubes and primitives in perspective?

[galgavriel]

Great explanations! thanks.
Can you make a video about drawing people in perspective?

[jerlinej]

In one point perspective, the x axis of a cube isn't EXACTLY parallel to the horizon line unless it's directly facing the viewer, right? Even when we're seeing a little bit of another plane, that would mean that the front is not a perfect square, because rotation causes convergence, even in one point perspective. I'm a beginner so I hope I'm making sense.

[wearenotthesame]

Hello Good Sir, is it too much to ask if you could make a tutorial about the brewer method? I find it easier for me to understand these concepts when you explain it.

[Dboss]

4:12 the 3rd box still looks like it it's in the same angle as the second. But slightly different size. Both you can see the right edge. I'm confused on what the main difference is.