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One Point Perspective and Depth p2by *Diana-Huang

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Traditional Art / Drawing / Perspective

I drew these quickly... the angles are off on some of things but it goes to show it does not take much to show depth. As long as everything is going in the same general direction it still works to create depth.

Something fun for everybody to try. I actually learned about one point perspective very very early in my life when I watched a Reading Rainbow episode about Trompe-l'œil [link] painting. I've been fascinated by the making of large and realistic paintings that fool the eye, making a flat surface look like it can go on forever.

I had fun drawing city streets and designing buildings. I would draw store fronts and put objects in the window... pet store, fashion store, whatever. I love looking at architecture drawings and other design related art. Everything you are learning has its application in the real world.

~godeyes Sep 29, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

i absolutely agree with everything the above commenter said, more people should be viewing these sketches they are very helpful

*Diana-Huang Sep 30, 2012 Professional General Artist

Cool! Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

~NaikoPako May 11, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I am utterly surprised that there are no comments here...

I find all of the perspective sketches you drew were EXTREMELY helpful. More than often I find tutorials that teach perspective with digital media. Though they help me , I find I can relate much more to traditional sketches than digital ones, for I am almost primarily a traditional artist.

The sketches may be simple, but they all show much potential It's all very inspiring. I've been interested in expanding my knowledge of buildings, for I think my art really lacks dynamic backgrounds... So, thank you very much!

*Diana-Huang May 11, 2012 Professional General Artist

Thank you for the feedback! I wasn't sure how anybody felt about these lessons. Every other art teaching program talks about perspective, thought what I posted would be redundant. I'm glad you have gotten much out of these.

~NaikoPako May 15, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

You're absolutely welcome.

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