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Agakii — Perspective Tutorial III
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This is an example of 3-point perspective for my deviant friend . The third in a series.Here are the links to the other two:
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This is rather confusing.... I can understand it to some point, but I'm sure it's be very confusing to someone who has no idea what this means (aka a newbie).
This is good reminder material for an adept artist though! Thanks!
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LOL that second picture reminds me of Hogwarts! xD
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This is very helpful! I wasn't aware of the importance of the third point! Odd how my art teacher never mentioned it either...
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This is quite useful for the artists who is desperately trying to improve themselves.
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Over the clouds and under the sky.
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thank you so much for making this. I have a book in my bag right now on perspective and you pretty much summed up the first 3 chapters in a easy to read one pager. Great Job!
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three point perspective....*shudder* I had god knows how many pieces of paper extension and rulers when I did this in 7th grade...
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I've worked on the perspective ,,
its very confusing
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yes it is
but once you've got the system it becomes a lot easier and lots more fun
grtz
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happy to help
*sry for late reply
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1 and 2 point perspectives were easy for me in school. They never taught 3 point perspective though. When I went to a book store to find 3 point. It looked terribly confusing. But this building view helps a lot of that confusion. Many thanks!!
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hey, thanks for making this, its really cool....i have a manga book that teaches me about perspective, but i like yours better. its much more simple
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glad to be of service
I also have some manga books that do that, but mostly they only show a part of it
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haha, thx
hope to live up to such ewpectations
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This type of prospective always messed me up... thanks for clarifying the Vps for me... lol
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no problem
always glad to help someone
grtz
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best perspective tutorial online that i've seen, thank you sooo much! i am trying to draw a man on top of a sky scraper 
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jep there is, but if you don't want to make it too hard you should stick to the 2 or 3-point
you can add as many vanishng points as you wish, giving each building or street it's own perspectives, but every point more than 3, makes the drawing exeedingly difficult, I haven't tried with more than 5 myself
and 5 is already damn hard
grtz and thankx for the comment
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aww anytime! i guess i shouldn't do more than 3 vps if even you the great master of perspective find it hard!
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thanks, but I'm not a master of perspective
have a lot to practice for that
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better than 70% of all artists i expect
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....Can this be used for characters? If so, if I am drawing a character as a giant or giantess, how would I know where to place the lines and position then to give different 'extreme character perspectives'?
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of course it's possible
even a figure (giant or whatever) can always be reduced to rectangular spaces or cubes
you draw a cube or rectangular around your volume (the chest and legs for example) - these volumes then apply the same rule to perspective as buildings or objects
then you start to refine, making the forms more detailed still applying the same rules (vanishing points, horizon), and once you get your basic figure, you can start detailing it - clothes and muscelature and so on ...
mainly just picture the giant as the building
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I really appreciate your careful delineation--both in the explanation (yay lists) and the illustrations. I can't tell you how many perspective tutorials I've seen with vague, non-helpful pictures where I had no idea how the auxiliary lines related to anything!
Thank you for clarifying the mysteries of perspective with this concise, well-done series!
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This is very helpful! thank you for making it!
>.< I'm very bad at perspective, and i need to get better
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I was just skimming through some 3 point perspective things and landed on this and it helped me understand this a lot better! Thanks for posting it!!
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no prob
that's what I've made it for
grtz
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omg 
however, the second picture isn't that clear :S ... could you pleas (if you find the time somewhere...) draw the vieuwing point in that picture... and maybe some of those blue lines lines?
and thanks^^ this helps a lot!
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ok, i'll try
but the viewpoints fall way off the page
you mean the last picture or the on before it?
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last
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