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>Drawing for beginners
>Lesson 1
>Suddenly goes from drawing circles to doing math professor level geometry

This is exactly like that "draw the fucking owl" meme

>> No.3739799

this is baby piss, you are a brainlet

>> No.3739802

>>3739786
Go to his youtube and watch the video

>> No.3739804

>>3739786
It's literally drawing straight lines.
Just move your pen from point A to point B along a ruler.
That shouldn't be too hard, right?

>> No.3739812

>>3739786
actual brainlet, take a ruler and draw a dot, now rotate that ruler from the base of the dot.

>> No.3739815

>>3739786
What does this exercise actually help with when doing it yourself?

>> No.3739840

1. draw a vertical line.
2. draw a dot on the line somewhere
3. draw two straight lines outpouring from that dot

>> No.3739844

>>3739786
>math professor level geometry
confirmed retard

>> No.3739869

>>3739786
Vandruff managed to teach a retard like me to draw circles in perspective so I'll be shilling his series until the day I die (there are torrents if you're poor too).

>> No.3739877

>>3739786
we were taught this in grade 7 you idiot

>> No.3739911

>>3739877
Not me, whenever I see someone streaming their drawfagotry they dont do this math shit.

>> No.3739919

>>3739911
It's not really maths shit, just basic perspective geometry. It may look intimidating at first, but just take it slow, follow exactly what the tutorial is saying and give it a good go. I would recommend Scott Robertson's "How to Draw" book - it eases you into perspective with some very easy beginner exercises, and slowly increases in complexity as you start to learn more techniques. I despise mathematics, but this stuff is very useful and very rewarding once you get it down.

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3739944

>>3739911
>>3739786

Biggest brainlet I've seen in a while

>> No.3739950

>>3739786
human beings are pretty good at intuitively understanding 3d forms. no need to hinder your creativity with overcomplicated rules: if it looks good to you, it will look good to the audience

or use a 3d program, if you're into that

>> No.3739962

>>3739786
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn_0wEwZNEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAlCyQqEZSU
dont give up anon, maybe youd understand it more if its both visual and auditory

>> No.3739976

>>3739786
Nigga this aint math, this is pure perspective and your example is literally the easiest shit, just wait until you get into drawing abnormal shapes in perspective, good fucking luck
>t. /int/

>> No.3739988

>>3739786
Don't listen to the retards: Real pros don't waste time with that imprecise, time-consuming bullshit
I dare you to find a pro streaming using that: irl you either eyball everything, or use a 3d model, if you need some fancy architecture

>> No.3739996

>>3739988
>durr muh streamers show everything they do 24/7 xD D dd
I can bet you a million bucks that off-stream they practice constantly

>> No.3740159

>>3739988
this

>> No.3740164

>>3739988
they don't need to use grids because they practiced it and already have it internalized, 1p,2p,3p,4p are not hard things to master anon. it's pretty simple shit...

>> No.3740166

>>3739804
It's from point A (vp 1) to point C1 to C13 and
Point B (vp 2) to point D1 to D13 to be exact. Add in a horizon and you're done.

>> No.3740167

>>3739815
Did you ever see a person get his driver license by watching other people drive?

>> No.3740171

>>3739911
Anon, math is a skill just like drawing is. Don't keep rejecting it like a fucking baby.

>> No.3740903

>>3740167
that's what i did, actually
barely passed in a state with an easy test, but still

>> No.3740905

If it makes you feel any better, I passed my vector/multivariable calculus class with an A, and I still have no idea what all the lines mean in perspective tutorials

>> No.3740908

>>3739786
Actually the easiest thing when it comes to drawing. It's barely math

>> No.3740937

Why do people like to complicate perspective? Its so easy, yet people like to draw a million lines.

Step one draw a horizon line.

Step two choose a point in that line to be the vanishing point

Step three draw a square (this will be the front of you're cube)

Step four, draw lines from the corners of the square to the vanishing point.

You now have perspective

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>>3740937
its depending on how many points you have that it becomes complicated 3-5 points usually have a fuck ton of lines
idk why ppl like to overcomplicate 1 point perspective though

>> No.3740946

>>3739786
>math professor level geometry
lmao just give up. 12 year olds can do this

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3740948

ye i donts understandz it ether OhPee
its too dangin confsaine
too much of dat dang stinkin mathmaticis in dat stupid lines
i ju ju just wanna paint sum pritty picturEs

>> No.3742027

>all these people yelling at OP for being retarded
>same people will say talent doesn't exist
OP, if you can't figure it out from whatever source you're using, try another on perspective, maybe a youtube video
Other points of view could help you understand it better
You seem slow so it might be an uphill battle, but I believe in you!

>> No.3742189

>>3742027
It's not talent. It's op being a spoiled brat. The first time they spot adversity, they give up.

>> No.3742216

>>3739786
This shit is something that middle schools teach

>> No.3742229

>>3739786
One thing I've never really grasped from modern guides on perspectives is how are angles of view and distance from the viewer to the object in the scene supposed to be constructed. For instance, if I wanted to draw a room in perspective if I was inside of it. I know there are rules for this kind of stuff, because it's exactly how a computer should render objects in perspective, but I've yet to see that knowledge applied to the arts.

>> No.3742261

>>3742229
literally the picture plane, the foundation of perspective
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picture_plane