25 Days to Better Drawings: One Point Perspective
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10 Hours of Instruction
25 Videos
24 eBooks
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Lesson Description
Learn how to create the illusion of space using a graphical system known as one point perspective. Create a drawing of a cityscape.
Lesson Materials
Graphite drawing pencil, ruler, kneaded eraser (or any eraser) and white drawing paper.
Lesson Resources
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Course Curriculum
Lesson 1: Materials and Mindset (10:07)Lesson 2: Drawing with Lines (25:29)Lesson 3: Drawing Ellipses (18:26)Lesson 4: Drawing with Shapes (15:56)Lesson 5: Line Quality (13:10)Lesson 6: Cross Contour Lines (11:32)Lesson 7: Shading with Line (38:49)Lesson 8: Value (10:52)Lesson 9: Light and Shadow (11:58)Lesson 10: Drawing Basic Forms (17:25)Lesson 11: Drawing with Forms (21:12)Lesson 12: Texture Study #1 (28:54)Lesson 13: Texture Study #2 (49:20)Lesson 14: Texture Study #3 (17:31)Lesson 15: The Illusion of Space (16:33)Lesson 16: One Point Perspective (46:39)Lesson 17: Two Point Perspective (48:35)Lesson 18: Three Point Perspective (54:30)
Lesson 19: Sighting, Measuring, and Mapping (10:02)Lesson 20: Positive and Negative Space (8:13)Lesson 21: The Grid Technique (11:07)Lesson 22: Basic Facial Proportions (41:52)Lesson 23: Figure Drawing (1:03:53)Lesson 24: Drawing in Reverse (16:29)Lesson 25: Conclusion / Final Exercise (3:56)
very easy and fun.
I have improved so much through the modules in 25 Days to Better Drawings, by following the guidelines put forward in each lesson, they all have proven valuable for me thank you Matt.
Easy,no…enlightening Yes!!! I will need to practice, practice, practice!!
That was super challenging yet so enjoyable, perspective has always been a difficult area for me ! You have really shown me that it is quite simple when you know how !
I am so pleased I managed to do the street scene . Great lesson many thanks.
Awesome, thanks Jan!
I am just wondering how my kneaded eraser should be molded so I can erase my marks quickly.
Kneaded erasers can be molded into different shapes but it does not affect its ability to erase. Kneaded erasers are the weakest of all erasers.
Thank you so much I am loving the courses.
These drawing lessons have completely changed my perspective on drawing (pun intended). I have appreciated the graduated approach to the subject matter and the careful construction of each lesson. Thanks for bringing clarity the subject. Cheers,
You bet, thank you Bernadette!
This lesson seemed easy at first and I liked the preciseness of it. However, it became more difficult as more details were added and the lesson progressed. That said I did like this lesson and every previous lesson. I am learning a lot. Thank you
Another wonderful opportunity to learn! Great lesson! The truck, awning, and street lights were interesting touches! Thanks again!
Oh my goodness, I’m such a terrible student! I was happily drawing along every day that I could manage enjoying myself thoroughly until I got to this lesson… I was drawing away, only half paying attention and then decided half way though the picture that I would outline everything so far in pen (as I was a little heavy handed with pencil and couldn’t really get rid of my construction lines)
Matt then went on to add in details and I’d already made such a right old mess of it all that I stopped the lesson telling myself in a huff that it’s all too difficult!
Even Matt, who’s teaching style exudes the patience of angels, can’t save me from myself! Ha!
I’m only now, a cool ten days later coming back to give it another go.
THIS time I’ll pay attention to the video and not go off on an artistic tangent until I’ve thoroughly learnt the lesson.
Thank you so much for these wonderful courses Matt! I’ve learnt so so much in the short time I’ve been a member
I usually watch the whole video first so I know what I am getting into! Then I work along with Matt. I need all the help I can get…I can relate to what you are saying here!
That’s what I probably do too. This lesson is a struggle for me. Way too much erasing.
This is the best explanation of one-point perspective I’ve ever been exposed to.