

Second in the series.
This is something I see from many artists, even experienced ones who aught to really know better!
Again, these are simple drawings meant just to get the point across. The "Avoid Corridor Streets" tip from last time still applies here -- which is more of something you'd worry about AFTER you do a basic planning of the city block you're mapping out.
As always, this is a tip to make you aware! Your own observation in real life is what will really help the most with this kind of stuff. Enjoy!
TIP #1: "Avoid Corridor Streets"
This is something I see from many artists, even experienced ones who aught to really know better!
Again, these are simple drawings meant just to get the point across. The "Avoid Corridor Streets" tip from last time still applies here -- which is more of something you'd worry about AFTER you do a basic planning of the city block you're mapping out.
As always, this is a tip to make you aware! Your own observation in real life is what will really help the most with this kind of stuff. Enjoy!
TIP #1: "Avoid Corridor Streets"
and thx for giving me inspiration to draw now xD
btw, i'd suggest you to write, to use real life photographs for better and more quality work, either for inspiration , or even copying perspective, it can help alot for beginners and more experienced use it too..
keep up !
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This inspires me to start drawing cities. Thank you
This gave me an idea of a computer digital art program that allows you to move the focus points, and the perspective lines move accordingly with, giving you perfect perspective.
Now I don't know if such a program exists, but I will use this tutorial from now on.
Great job!
Thank you. c:
So yeah, thanks for this!
This works as a great reminder on perspective. I have not taken an art class in so long, it's amazing how much I have forgotten! Thank you so much!
Thank you for doing these tutorials! They're encouraging and easy to understand ♥
And will you do (or know you any) tutorial about hmm... creating your own city or something like that? Your own architecture, some tips, I don't know... Base for make it. ^^'
Secondly, if i draw, say, a box.. thats 10 feet from myself.. and its tilted in a slight way making it reach towards 2 vanishing points.. if i want to create a SECOND box.. right next to it.. 10 feet away aswell.. but in a slightly different angle... should the vanishing points of the two boxes have exactly the same distance from eachother? say its exactly the same boxes just angled in different ways..
thank you! :] good looking tutorial!