10-24-2018, 07:57 AM
Hi Baldgate, nice going :).
Here's my take on the perspective of the cup in post #11.
Your horizon line is going to be way off the top of the page so if you were going to do a Scott Robertson on it, your vanishing points are going to be on there. I'm sure you probably know this already if you have studied Robertson but I took the liberty of doing a quick drawover for you anyway in case it helps:
Here I've just drawn four construction lines to describe the top of the cup, you would need to do the same for the bottom of the cup of course.
To be honest with you, in this situation I would probably just eyeball the perspective and see how I get on.
Anyway, hope that helps, if not please ignore :).
Here's my take on the perspective of the cup in post #11.
Your horizon line is going to be way off the top of the page so if you were going to do a Scott Robertson on it, your vanishing points are going to be on there. I'm sure you probably know this already if you have studied Robertson but I took the liberty of doing a quick drawover for you anyway in case it helps:
Here I've just drawn four construction lines to describe the top of the cup, you would need to do the same for the bottom of the cup of course.
To be honest with you, in this situation I would probably just eyeball the perspective and see how I get on.
Anyway, hope that helps, if not please ignore :).
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