How to Draw and Sketch for Absolute Beginners 2 Perspective

Growing our skills using key point perspective.

Just having fun with a simple sketch.

Getting introduced into the horizon.

Learning what a Horizon line is.

How to keep clean work by avoiding distortion.

Learning about planes.

Taking a quick recap on all the skills we've acquired thus far.

Taking things from one size to another.

Take a second to draw as I draw.

Keeping things verticle.

using the size of objects to our advantage.

What a station point looks like in everyday life.

What point to measure to.

A fun drawing activity that we can do together.

More work to do together!

Getting so working in using a grid.

Getting better acquainted with the grid.

Your first project using what we've learned so far.

Making it to the next part of our project, we will use even more of our skills.

Finishing up our project here.

Introduction to the "Box".

Taking a look at a cylinder and how it works in the 3D world.

Learning what an ellipse is!

Taking another look at a 3D plane but at a different angle.

Made a mistake in the next video. Here's what I did wrong.

Matching curves in our work.

Taking curves into perspective.

Taking time to sharpen our skills.

We can create plenty with just one point.

Taking on our next project!

Moving up from one point to two-point perspective.

Using the cone of vision to our advantage.

How to make a vanishing point.

How to take full use of a two-point perspective.

Using a floor grid to map out.

Furthering our knowledge of the floor grid.

Using our new skills to complete this next project.

Sharpening our skills using shapes.

Working with figures on a plane.

Taking another look at figures on a plane.

Leaning about wedge shapes.

Making an arc in space.

Taking our first look at complex shapes.

The first part of our journey with complex shapes.

A more in-depth look at complex shapes.

Sharing an easier method of drawing over complex shapes.

Taking the ellipse into a two-point perspective.

Learning how to use this type of vanishing point.

Looking at stairs in a two-point perspective.

Looking at stairs in a one-point perspective.

Don't tell anyone you got these from me.

Finish off this section with a Project to keep you on top of your game.

Taking a look at 3 point is typically done.

A quick showcase of the skills you will get from here.

Looking at a trianlge from a worm's eye view.

Looking down at a triangle from a bird's point of perspective.

Taking another look at a triangle from a bird's point of view.

Looking down on boxes.

Using what we have learned thus far to complete this project.

Things are starting to look up as we take a look through a worm's eye view.

Taking another look around from the perspective of a worm.

What other shapes look like from a worm's eye view.

Finishing up our worm's eye view here.

Ending this section with another project to ensure you've learned all you could.

Using a grid wedge in our work.

2 point perspective on a grid.

3 point perspective on a grid.

Free handing in this practice session.

Rounding up our freehand practice with this.

Ending this section with a little project.

How to work with multiple vanishing points.

This is part one of turning a box.

What a box looks like from different angles

Moving another shape around in open space.

Using multiple points of perspective in our works.

Getting more work in with multiple perspectives.

Topping of our knowledge on multiple-point perspective.

Some extra advice on ellipses.

Using hard shapes first can be very useful.

Some extra work to hone your skills with contouring lines.