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Published: 2005-06-04 00:14:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 142736; Favourites: 3666; Downloads: 30304
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this i believe, could be a key for many style oriented, talented artists. many young and upcoming artists tend to focus on a few elements in drawings, like cute face with big eyes, or big round boobs. (ohh wait.. thats me!) but there are a few things in drawing, its so technical, at first sight you get lost and just ignore there is such technicality involved and applied to most of your drawings. (if not every single ones.) technicality in PERSPECTIVE drawing, the main subject of this tutorial, is actually quite simple. afew principle and tricks can get put you on a new perspective in drawing without a doubt. my intention here is to cover than principle and tricks.unlike life-drawings, (human figure study) perspective drawing is as simple as binary, 0 and 1. just gotta find away to depict this two bit structures.
though my english isnt the best, and i didnt even bother to proof read, but this will certainly convey the message, and i do hope you get something out of it.
this tut is made using Photoshop CS, and without any use of references.
if you have questions? best way to get an answer out of me is here: [link]
"sorry for my poor english" -my favorite quotes from my fellow friend artists from korea and china.
this has been brought to you by MESSS.CC! new home of messstudio. [link]
if u ever get to do an art with the infomation in this totorial as platform, i'd love to be told. it will just make my day. ^^
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Comments: 455
OMG! THANKYOU! This makes SO mcuh more sense than how my Art teacher tells me to do it!
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I think I'll use this when I have time... or I will be one more of these people who use "inverse perspective" (aka, no perspective) -_-... Hate you again...
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There's a common principle saying that artists should banish rulers from their tool sets. This tends to have them forget about the basics of perspective. Those simple construction rules are immutable and absolutely necessary to be known well in order to build the solid foundations of convincing scenes.
It's good you have drawn this great tutorial and got a DD for it! This is well spread knowledge!
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are you a complete champion or what? PRETTY SURE YOU ARE! thanks heaps, that should help quite a bit! 
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Well done my friend!
Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing... it's awsome!
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Thanks for taking the time to teach us! 
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That's awesome and very helpful!
Thank you for making this, I'm going to add this to my favourites right away!
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An extremely useful tutorial for people like me, who tried to experiment with perspective, but hadn't known the basics. Thank you very much for that tutorial. I will try to use it, hopefully I will finally understand the basics 
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It,s really great thank you so much... In a few points:
1st the topic is interesting , not one more fucking grunge sig or "how to do a laser saber star war's way of my balls" ( was I unfriendly? no...)
2nd this tutorial is very clean, easy to read and understand.As they are usually sloppy, dirty, done in five minutes, your was a real pleasure for my eyes.
3rd You know what your are talking about, and explanations are very clear.
4th I wish that lotta people will look at it and think about it before to do another stupid tutorial ( how to wash your feet, or how to draw a circle in MSpaint ) or a super ugly one one a very interesting topic ( worth cuz' makes me feel so frustrated)
Thx again for this very nice tut...
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Hey i sure will take a look at this when i get the time! lol. looks like some good points are in there!
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Jesus Christ. That's complex. D:
But sure to be useful in the future.
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thank so much for ur technic.I like ur work so much and hope u will visit to my site and comment mywork to ^^
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you sound like Andrew Loomis for a change my friend. wow.
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yes! this is teh smex!
though I know about this already, I can't resist a decent tutorial and that Dutch angle at the end is goregous!
fave time~
-Daiko~
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Awesome tutorial. I understand perspective just fine, but can never seem to get it right on paper.. *sigh* maybe this step-by-step technical instruction will help ^_^
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could you split the image into multiple files and zip? large images like this break my computer.
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Awsome tutorial dude it really helped. I wish someone would do a body perspective tutorial though...
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zip: o man i really really need a goor ruler......... damn....
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thankyouthankyou
perspective is really something i struggle with, and a lot of this really made things click in my mind.
not that i'll suddenly be perfect, but hey, it's something
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i adore you... u lucky bastard that i am already engaged...u got skills for which would anyone marry u
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hehe thanks. this helped me a lot for my art final. XD
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This is the first tutorial I've seen that acknowledges it's OK to have your vanishing points so close - as long as you bear in mind that it gives you a wide-angle lens view - and doens't treat it as doing things "wrong."
Yay!
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damn straight (on the boobs and small technical elements and I mean... hi.)
useful!
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Hehe, I remember learning this in beginning art classes. Perspective is always something you need to know, thanks for reminding everyone. ^__^
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this would help so much if only i could only understand 3pt perspective first...never the less very helpful
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Wow, I heart you for this. You should do more, if you still have the energy.
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