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The Perspective Tutorial
Published: 2008-08-08 03:11:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 264858; Favourites: 8104; Downloads: 11578
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This tutorial is new. It includes additional notes and will replace the preview version, as it includes one through three point perspective and other things....Murr... I haven't signed on in months, but I thought I might upload a little somethin' somethin' for you before I lose my internet. So yeah, I won't be replying to notes, comments et cetera, but I hope you will enjoy this tutorial.
Heh, lots of typos I'm sure. u__u Careful before you download; the image is around 15 thousand pixels high.
D.A. LUV,
Sasha Lynn Stowers
UPDATE: Thanks very much for support via faves and comments. I'm also really happy to get a DD for a tutorial (my favorite devs.)
For those of you using this for classes or as a teaching aid: I'm happy you find this so useful. I don't mind if you use this as an outline for your work. But if you could credit me with the text, point your students to my website or DA page that'd be awetastic. Also, if you could provide me some info where you are teaching it (name of school, location, etc.) or pictures of your students using my text that be great : ) I'd like to combine these and other tutorials into a mega thick book, and I think it would helpful when I create a book proposal.
Thanks very much,
Sasha Lynn Stowers
I make my tutorials for free, but if you enjoy my tutorials and want to donate some funds for gas, art books, and such, I would appreciate it. [link]
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mayshing's perspective tutorial---> [link]
helpful stuff in my gallery---> [link]
the lineart tutorial---> [link]
the penciling tutorial---> [link]
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Comments: 465
Absolutely mind-breaking! Your knowledge.... is just [i ran out of words.]
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Your tutorial has been very helpful!
This totally deserved a DD.
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Thank you for creating this. I have a lot of trouble with perspective and this explains it very clearly.
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Thank you SO much for posting this. I will be needing this for future referance. You are quite skilled, and the tutorial was very helpful. Also, I love your artwork. It's very beautiful. :3!
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THANK-YOU SO MUCH! I CAN'T DESCRIBE MY HAPPINESS! I AM SO TERRIBLE AT PERSPECTIVE AND TEN BAM! this.
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Just awesome! Thanks for the time and effort, it was worth it. ^^
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Very helpful , my art professor never explained why we divide with the x , she just told us to do it that way . Thank you for shedding some light on why the other way was wrong .
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Very useful! And you really seem to know about this stuff
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ah thank youuuu ^^ Perspective always troubles me, dunno why but I suck at it >_<
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interesting~ i've seen you other tuts and i think they're pretty good~ :3 thumbs up and so keep 'em up!~ XD
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Oooo... I was wondering how to do that equal length as it recedes stuff recently (forget why I wanted to know, though). I know I had something (or things) that told a way to do that, but I think it was different than your way (your way being drawing an X). I think I'll remember your way a lot easier. (I noticed the link to this tutorial and wondered if it'd be as detailed as the other one)
Hmm... I think I'm pretty okay with the normal perspective stuff already, it's just drawing stuff like people, instead of buildings, that bother me. I guess it's pretty much the same, but I'm usually confused when it comes to people. Perhaps the X thing would help with that a little...
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This may be long and quite detailed, but it does help a ton. Thank you for taking the time to make this guide.
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i haven't made it all the way through this yet but from the first couple of parts it looks like it will be very useful so I'll Fav it and THANK YOU
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Thanx for making this. The informal style was more helpful then some of the dryer stuff I found.
Off to practice now.
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this is a damn good tutorial. I typed in "perspective tutorial", and, while this wasn't exactly what I was looking for, it's still one of the most comprehensive, extensive tutorials I've ever found in my time on dA. Good shit
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Thanks, Very helpfull and thorough!
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thanks you very much!! thank you for taking the time and making it so detailed. I'm currently trying my hand at drawinf interiors, and this will definitly help
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Thanks for reading such a long tutorial XD I hope it does help. Good luck
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Amazing Perspective Tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing your Knowledge!
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Thanks very much for reading
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Thanks very much for reading : )
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That was really, really useful 83c
I saw another tutorial on perspective, once, but it was so long that I had trouble following it because I am an idiot. ._.
But yeah! I learned stuff 8D
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I learned it at school many years ago. Nice to read it again. Many things are forgotten over the years.
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*sniff* i will read this when i'm not busy, it already looks like a lot of meat to choose. my hand is cramping at the thought!
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This is going to be VERY helpful. Thank you very much for creating this.
Study time....
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hello! i have featured this tutorial in my profile ^_^ [link]
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This will be very helpful in helping my mom learn to draw 
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this is a very nice tutorial! you made it easy for those who dont know, but want to know these things to get the information.
but what i really want to know is how to foreshorten living things. THAT is driving me INSANE.
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you know your worm/bird eye view thing below the ducky? I'm confused... they don't all reach one point :<
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There is a lot of information that is missing on this tutorial.
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