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1 point perspective drill
© 2022 Cave Paint1. Set up your template with 2 parallel lines that are different in length.
2.this is the drill part. You divide the surface into what you think is half.
3. You then check yourself with x’s That should cross the century of the plane. If you are free handing the lines like I am. Don’t expect perfection, things will wiggle a bit.
you can draw an oval though it to help understand more rounded forms such as the cross contours of a human body
Good evening, Cave Paint, and welcome back, and I'm Polyvios Animations and how are you tonight? Greatest, greatest, GREATEST job on your first ever attempts of your 1 point perspective drill, and I love it so much, yet kindly keep up the greatest work on your perceptions of edges, spaces and relationships.