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In this series, acclaimed artist and instructor Gary Meyer will impart on you his knowledge of multi-point perspective, light and shadow, and reflections. Gary continues his series with this lesson on drawing in Two-Point Perspective. He elaborates on different techniques for dividing lines, repeating rectangles, and checking for distortion in your perspective drawings.
Materials
- 18″ x 24″ Marker Paper
- Alvin Draft/Matic Mechanical Pencil
- T-Square
- Drawing Board with Metal Edge
- 30-60-90 Triangle
- 45-90 Triangle
- Architect’s Scale
- C-Thru Ruler
- Tombow Mono Professional Drawing Pencil
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8m 15s
2. Something Old, Something New -
2m 34s
3. Finding the Station Point from a Given Square -
8m 32s
4. Dividing a Line Into 5 Even Units -
10m 58s
5. Repeat Rectangles (3 Techniques) -
9m 4s
6. Basic Two-Point Perspective with Measuring Points -
17m 32s
7. Drawing a House in Two-Point Perspective -
7m 19s
8. Using Reference Points -
10m 18s
9. Drawing a 3-D Box and Checking for Distortion -
4m 5s
10. Finding a Common Station Point -
4m 46s
11. Projecting Forward and Backward of the Ground Line -
40m 24s
12. Drawing Another House in Two-Point Perspective -
26m 29s
13. Describing Two-Point Perspective in Photographs -
16m 5s
14. Drawing Ellipses in Perspective -
13m 23s
15. Drawing a Car in Two-Point Perspective -
1m 6s
16. Assignment -
53m 3s
17. Street Corner Illustration in Two-Point Perspective -
1h 5m 41s
18. Street Corner Illustration in Two-Point Perspective: Part 2
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