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Thanks for the recommendations, for me especially 'Perspective made easy' is a gem. To those really just starting out I can only encourage you to buy the book 'Pen & Ink Drawing A Simple Guide' by Alphonso Dunn. I had so many problems on self-teaching drawing and all those well regarded books by famous artists and professors didnt help a bit because they all skipped the very basics when it comes to shading, breaking down objects and working with texture. Its plain embarrasing that some random youtuber (Alphonso Dunn) does it better than all of them lol. Just saying because I searched for such a book for like two years.

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Hi Dan, a great color study using color pencils is with Susan Rupin, The Great Courses Plus. I have learned so much. Her teaching is thorough.

So fascinated by your confidence when drawing these. Hope to get to this level some day!

Wierd method of rotating objects, it would be much easier to just use the whole circle to construct the rotation of the cube

the arcade machine made it obvious that a 6 point view would have been even cooler, that the up and down is warped looked interesting but it felt odd that the left and right wasn't effected by the fisheye view

Definitely, that first grid of 4 pt perspective is kind of difficult for the eyes. For training it's ok to know it, but to me it looks like a 2 pt perspective would of been more easy to handle and look at. I've seen you have Scott Robertson's book of drawing, let me give you a tip: There's a section in the book where it shows you different grids for various positions of a vehicle, I went and actually bought several car books from A*** and there's many images from different views which is an absolutely amazing thing, basically you are being showed the grind (the box that encompasses the car) without the photographers know it , as well as the horizon. What the photographers don't know is that they give you hundreds of positions of vehicles, the books are very cheap and awesome.

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This isn't even teaching how to draw textures

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I love how humble you are. Thanks for the video!😊

This is the easiest and best skull tutorial !

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Very thorough!! Great references as well

It would be perfect if you didn't continuely switched angles, but nvm, thanks a lot

Great, but the big question is: how do you find the station point of any image!

Wow! Your sketch turned out amazing! I appreciate the tips, God bless and remember Christ loves you :)

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Miracle but can you try to do it on the phone now to be so interesting

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The video is really good, but the sternum having a similar shape and location as a tie is not ironic. That’s just a coincidence.

Great video! I especially liked how you showed how to draw the spheres and ellipses so that they look 3D! Super helpful for visualizing the head angles! Thanks! 👍😃

It is hard O⁠_⁠o

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This is insane and I cant wait to try it. Thank you!

Must say I’m really enjoying your material 😊

Man, that's so helpful. Thank you!!

thank you ,that was helpful

Man, this was so simple and so helpful. Thanks.

How do you do this (around 2:40) on paper?......because both the station point and vanishing points are way off my paper, they're not even on my table! I suspect geometry might help us but i never paid any attention to that stuff at school!

Great vid! ......only, i didn't understand about the diagonal vanishing point! Because your opposite corner didn't quite match up with it. Perhaps i'm misunderstanding though.

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Colour is mentioned. Black and white done effective produces plenty of 'colour'. When you look at the b&w photography from the late 1800's and 1900's, the 'colour' in the photos are just wonderful. 'Colour' IMO, often is a distraction from a lot of 'art'. Indeed, the drawing done for us in this video would be lost on me, if it was 'coloured' in.

so good!! great job. really enjoyed this

thanks, can you speak with more enthusiasm tho, your drawing deserves it!

Print the picture with the grid?

Him its hard to manage time me literally sitting and just trying to do something

tldr just use hb for everything

4:35 how can we determine the width of this perspective angle? was that a guess?

How long does each book take to study? I am a high school student who wants to learn over my summer but im afraid of not learning everything in time

One of the best perspective videos. At 5:47 the two left adjoined cubes look like perfect cubes (height, width, depth are equal). How to make sure that the height is equal to depth and width, which are on a grid?

Hi Dan! This video is awesome, thank you! Btw, I was wondering if there's a more accurate way of finding the LSP and the RSP rather than just eyeballing them. I use Affinity Designer 2, in case that helps. Thanks again!

Excellent 👍. Thank you

11:53 wouldnt be easier to just make a angle of 90° from the middle so we find both sides easier? I got a ruler and if I get 90° degrees I can already see where both point should go

Do you draw based on memory or a model/photo?

Your video was tottaly awesome and mindblowing

really helpful vid, one question. if I were drawing a line of telephone poles, any tips for getting the width of the poles correct? Seems to be my stumbling block. I practice with cubes however 5 cubes in row will nail the height but the width and gap between cubes is clunky.

impressive tutorial as usual