How to Draw Ep.2 - PERSPECTIVE 3D Drawing & Sketching Course

Explore 3-D perspective drawing through careful observation, building subjects from simple shapes like boxes and cylinders, and learning the bounding box concept, angles, and primary structure.

Breaks a still life into simple 3d shapes—cylinder, hemisphere, and compressed cone—and uses the table edge and shadows to form a solid sketch built from well-placed elements and their relationships.

Learn to draw a yoga pose by building the figure from simple 3D shapes in perspective, using cylinders for limbs and a sphere or box for the head.

Identify basic three-dimensional blocks like cube and cylinder, then transform them with bending to sketch organic forms. Use cross contour and construction lines to reinforce three-dimensional structure from reference photos.

Practice day 1 assignment sketches a windmill using simple shapes and perspective cues. Observe horizon line, apply foreshortening and cross contour lines, add details in layers and light-to-dark tones.

Learn the basics of perspective and graphical projection to turn three dimensional scenes into convincing, dynamic drawings by using a picture plane, light, and viewer position.

Master 3d visualization with isometric and mountain view projections, asymmetric and 2d multiview layouts, using x y z axes and grid guides for accurate front, side, and top views.

Explore perspective projections, focusing on one-point perspective with the cube as a model. Learn how the horizon line, vanishing point, and foreshortening create depth in three-dimensional drawings.

Master two-point perspective by examining how two vanishing points on the horizon define cube faces and foreshortening, guiding construction lines and edge convergence.

Explore three-point and five-point perspective, vanishing points and horizon placement, bird's-eye view, and key projection types like isometric and mountain view to master perspective drawing.

Practice one-point, two-point, and three-point perspective by drawing simple blocky objects like cubes and bricks with ghosting and vanishing points. Build accuracy by visualizing edges and horizon line.

Explore 3d perspective by drawing the cube from multiple angles, using one-, two-, and three-point perspective, vanishing points, rotation, and bounding boxes.

Master drawing a sphere in perspective by using vertical and horizontal center lines and perpendicular ellipses to define its orientation in 3D space.

Learn to construct cones and pyramids in two-point perspective by projecting base circles as ellipses, placing center diagonals and vertical axes, and drawing contour lines within a perspective grid.

Practice building three-dimensional forms in two-point perspective by drawing basic shapes and their variations, shading with a left light source, and constructing arches, prisms, pyramids, and cylinders from simple guidelines.

Learn how to construct a believable coffee cup handle through step-by-step 3D perspective techniques, using simple blocks, rotation, shading, and careful guidelines to achieve accurate form.

Draw glass-like forms by starting with cylinders and ellipses, extending with cones and spheres, adding curves, cross contour lines, and perspective cues for champagne and wine glasses.

Construct the donut shape from rotated circles and ellipses in perspective, show top view with contour lines, apply foreshortening and shading to reveal three-dimensional form from multiple views.

Explore 3D drawing perspective by turning a simple cylinder into a banana through rotation, bending, and cross contour lines, practicing foreshortening from multiple angles.

Complete day 4 assignment by visualizing three subjects as simple building blocks, using bounding boxes and converging edges to plan a 3d perspective sketch, then continue in the morning.

Draw a camera in three point perspective by building the front face, establishing vanishing points, and foreshortening the lens with a constructed ellipse and cylinder, then add shading and details.

Choose a subject aligned with your current 3-D drawing skills and create a sketch focused on structure using cross contour lines to show volume. Share a photo for instructor feedback.