Perspective art.

[J-qb]

Hey yall, In the past we have seen some perspective threads (all dead for over 2 years now) so I thought I'd make a new one.
Post your perspective based art here, ask questions, give feedback.
Please mention what perspective you used/ wanted to use (1-5 point).
For those who do not know where to start (tutorials):
1 point perspective
2 point perspective
3 point perspective
Multiple point perspectives (4/5/6)

And here's my starter: 5-point perspective.

[Warillusion]

Wow that's awesome.

[Rhaevyon]

pretty cool lookin there :D

[J-qb]

here's another in 'fisheye' perspective

get it... fisheye

[J-qb]

lorem ipsum

[TheOutsiders]

nice

[Mercenary81]

I barely understand one point perspective, and now i hear theres five point perspective. :(

[Dromedary]

Three point perspective is something that i'm not very good at, I don't really have much of a grasp of it.
Please could youshow me how to draw a TPP road? With the road markers getting further away and such.
Also, in a sort of Artistic style which I could put on a canvas nicely.

Much appreciated.

[Kaydea]

At 4/7/09 09:08 AM, J-qb wrote: lorem ipsum

bahaha I get it... fisheye...
bahahaha.
very nice perspective drawing by the way.

[IcePyro]

Ooh! that's dandy looking, im going to have to give this style a shot.

p.s. 900th post

[J-qb]

At 4/10/09 04:54 PM, doody1 wrote: Three point perspective is something that i'm not very good at, I don't really have much of a grasp of it.
Please could youshow me how to draw a TPP road? With the road markers getting further away and such.
Also, in a sort of Artistic style which I could put on a canvas nicely.

Much appreciated.

Well, for a road, you would typically just use a 2-point (or even 1-point perspective), since it is mostly flat (road signs being about 2 meters high. Three point perspective would be use for large buildings (or perhaps smaller buildings if you take a higher/lower viewpoint). If I have some time I'll make an example for you.

[AllReligiousDrunk]

It's a nice kind of art, but using premade lines as help? That's not necessary.. You just need to have a sense of perspectives.

[J-qb]

At 4/11/09 07:03 AM, AllReligiousDrunk wrote: It's a nice kind of art, but using premade lines as help? That's not necessary.. You just need to have a sense of perspectives.

true, but just like with anatomy, you can draw bones, and then add muscles, and finally the skin, Or you can just draw a figure without the underlying anatomy.

You should probably develop an eye for perspective, but it needs to be developed. Use those premade lines helps you develop that sense.
Also, a five point perspective is difficult to do if you don't know how to, since it is not how you see things.

[Dromedary]

At 4/11/09 06:48 AM, J-qb wrote: Well, for a road, you would typically just use a 2-point (or even 1-point perspective)

So basically I was over complicating it?
Thanks man.

[MindChamber]

At 4/11/09 07:32 AM, J-qb wrote:

At 4/11/09 07:03 AM, AllReligiousDrunk wrote: It's a nice kind of art, but using premade lines as help? That's not necessary.. You just need to have a sense of perspectives.

true, but just like with anatomy, you can draw bones, and then add muscles, and finally the skin, Or you can just draw a figure without the underlying anatomy.

You should probably develop an eye for perspective, but it needs to be developed. Use those premade lines helps you develop that sense.
Also, a five point perspective is difficult to do if you don't know how to, since it is not how you see things.

Agreed, I draw my backgrounds in a skewed prespective like this all the time, and it has tons of errors and inconsistencies, at times it works other times I have to rework it, so it definitely helps when you know you can draw up some lines to help your structure

old pic just using as an example

[Captain]

^69...lulz

[Xsprite879X]

AWSOME =D