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Drawing a two point perspective with an elastic band [📹 BKArtchitect]

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Hisham2 years ago

The power of perspective

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Hisham2 years ago

Art has no limits

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Joe Hansen2 years ago

All ways are good except the bad!

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Namer2 years ago

Two-point perspective is a drawing method that uses two vanishing points on the horizon line to create the illusion of depth in a two-dimensional space. It's commonly used in architectural and interior design drawings to represent objects in a more realistic way.

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Namer2 years ago

Drawing a two-point perspective with an elastic band involves creating parallel lines using the band as a guide. Start by drawing a horizontal line for the horizon and place two vanishing points at each end. Use the elastic band to connect these points, creating diagonal lines that converge to the vanishing points. Draw vertical lines for objects, ensuring they align with the elastic band to maintain the perspective. This technique helps visualize the depth and angles in your drawing.

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Igor Komolov 𝕏 2 years ago

very cool, wish I knew this when I was studying animation in school

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MissFacto2 years ago

Nobody taught me to use elastic bands in schools, and i miss it

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Jade Lee2 years ago

Great idea for perspective

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Hoang Nam (Lời Vàng Phật Dạy)2 years ago

wow it's amazing that they can think and do so many strange and interesting things

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The Traveling Bard2 years ago

I’m too lazy for all that. I would just freehand it.

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