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rosiecoleman — EGTF: Perspective guide
Published: 2010-09-12 02:35:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 1360; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 0
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So you're probably sick of seeing this ugly mug by now but i thought it would be a good example for perspective seeing as people have commented on it and in the past. And i have been intending to do something like this for a while.Just a heads up, i'm not a masters of Perspective and this is very basic explanation compared to what it really is. And a tad dodgy. It's not really a lesson on perspective but a guide so you can see what i did in the picture. Please also note that the E1 and E2 images are not measured properly to correspond to the original image (IE the vanishing points are too close and things arn't placed correctly) , they were just there to give you an idea of viewing angles and horizon lines.
Never the less i hope it helps somewhat. I was thinking, if there is enough demand i could do a video of drawing simples shapes in perspective with me actually talking and explaining what is happening, which i venture would probably help a lot more. Let me know what you guys think of that.
enjoy
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Comments: 3
Nice concise guide of the basics. You get interesting effects when the vanishing points are so close together, really helped emphasise the closeness of the space!
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