07-28-2024, 06:45 PM
@darktiste
Well, I will think about switching, but I'm just not interested in the other fundamentals right now, and if my perspective studies are going along fine why bother changing to something else? If I do become too tired for perspective I can switch at such a time.
"For example let say you study anatomy but you want to be a portrait artist you would not worry about studying the foot it not helping you in the long term sure eventually you might get tired of portrait and want to study anatomy more broadly but first you start with the basic of what general direction as the most logical structure like the feature of the face, the proportion how to deal with drawing hair and so on."
I was planning on drawing some background landscapes and interiors, so perspective seems it would help in the long term. I believe that I can study the other fundamentals in the future.
"But you can also enlist guide that have taken similar route to help you get there faster."
I mean, the guy I linked before recommended Olson's course, as does this random guide:
https://www.docdroid.net/xOR0PYp/27275-pdf
Sorry if I seem stubborn lol, I don't want to get in a heated argument. I watched those videos btw, the last one was kind of long.
Well, I will think about switching, but I'm just not interested in the other fundamentals right now, and if my perspective studies are going along fine why bother changing to something else? If I do become too tired for perspective I can switch at such a time.
"For example let say you study anatomy but you want to be a portrait artist you would not worry about studying the foot it not helping you in the long term sure eventually you might get tired of portrait and want to study anatomy more broadly but first you start with the basic of what general direction as the most logical structure like the feature of the face, the proportion how to deal with drawing hair and so on."
I was planning on drawing some background landscapes and interiors, so perspective seems it would help in the long term. I believe that I can study the other fundamentals in the future.
"But you can also enlist guide that have taken similar route to help you get there faster."
I mean, the guy I linked before recommended Olson's course, as does this random guide:
https://www.docdroid.net/xOR0PYp/27275-pdf
Sorry if I seem stubborn lol, I don't want to get in a heated argument. I watched those videos btw, the last one was kind of long.