Draw in Perspective: Step by Step, Learn Easily How to Draw in Perspective

102 Pages·2015·4.31 MB·English

by  Justin Dublin

Draw in Perspective
Step by Step, Learn Easily How to Draw in Perspective
By Justin Dublin Copyright @2015
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Contents: Introduction
Chapter 1: The Basics of Perspective Chapter 2: The Frog’s 1-Point Perspective
Chapter 3: The Bird’s 1-Point Perspective Chapter 4: The Frog’s 2-Point
Perspective Chapter 5: The Bird’s 2-Point Perspective Chapter 6: The Frog’s 3-
Point Perspective Chapter 7: The Bird’s 3-Point Perspective
Introduction

How would you like to become good at drawing in perspective?
You did the right thing by choosing this book. I have been teaching perspective
classes in several countries and even in different continents. Drawing in
perspective is simple once you get it. But to get to that understanding, you’ll
have to follow a simple step-by-step method, so you will see what you are
actually doing. In this book, I will show you that method.
When you learn to draw in perspective, a world of easy and complicated
beautiful backgrounds opens up to you. It empowers you to create a scene, a
setting, and an atmosphere in a three-dimensional way that you weren’t able to
draw before.
I put a lot of time and effort into this book. It’s not a quick, sloppy little book. I
promise you that you will get good value for your initiative (and money) to buy
it. I would feel bad if I didn’t live up to this promise and left you spending a few
bucks on something worthless. So trust me when I say that I will provide you
with some great content.
Thanks! Enough talk about me.... let’s learn more about drawing in perspective!
I will see you in the next chapter.
Chapter 1: The Basics of Perspective

When you think of perspective, you think of depth. When you think of depth,
you think of drama, skill, and an artistic twist to an image that adds beauty and
realism to it.
Although perspective has always been around, it wasn’t until the Renaissance
that a lot of artists started discovering the rules. If you ask me, it was a little odd
that some of the medieval painters who often painted Mary with the baby Jesus,
got the perspective in the background wrong. You don’t have to be a genius to
figure out that something in some of those paintings was a little off. Look at this
one, for instance.

Or this one:
Clearly the artists noticed there was some kind of perspective, but they didn’t
take the time to actually stage the objects to get a better understanding of it. The
result? A painting that doesn’t make sense. Later, a lot of painters’ eyes were
opened, and more of them started doing it correctly. Take a look at these
examples from the Renaissance. They will show you what I mean.

Perspective is everywhere. You don’t need the rules per se, because you have
eyes, don’t you? If you look carefully at the world around you, the correctness of
perspective makes just as much sense as gravity. Here are some images in which
I will show you how perspective is imbedded in the buildings, since reality
confirms the exactness of it without knowing the rules.