06-26-2013, 05:09 AM
I think my post might be a bit misguiding for someone just starting out btw, at your level you are still testing the waters and building up the idea of fundementals in your brain.
It's easy for us to second guess our knoledge when we have it and that is what i am talking about, but when you never got that knoledge you need to be hitting the books.
Make sure you tie everything together, but in reference to where you are, Literally everything has perspective, whether you are drawing a face from front on or drawing a city, everything is affected by it. And so when drawing an image and you want it to feel 3d, then you have to pay attention to the rules.
The only thing that changes is the different ways of constructing it.
Make the mental jump from working in 2d to drawing in 3d and you will have solved the the hardest struggle that most beginners need to fight against.
It's easy for us to second guess our knoledge when we have it and that is what i am talking about, but when you never got that knoledge you need to be hitting the books.
Make sure you tie everything together, but in reference to where you are, Literally everything has perspective, whether you are drawing a face from front on or drawing a city, everything is affected by it. And so when drawing an image and you want it to feel 3d, then you have to pay attention to the rules.
The only thing that changes is the different ways of constructing it.
Make the mental jump from working in 2d to drawing in 3d and you will have solved the the hardest struggle that most beginners need to fight against.
Drawing out of perspective is like singing out of tune. I'll throw a shoe at you if you do it.
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