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Learn design with Doug Patt at his live virtual webcam studio. howtoarchitect.com Join Doug to look at a perspective of the building he's designed for the series and a breakdown of how it was created.

RA Byrnes introduces you to the basic concepts of perspective, showing how various techniques can create an impression of depth and space. Moving from the simple to the complex, he'll guide you with progressive free-hand and ruled drawings each step of the way. Lots of examples demonstrate and reinforce each lesson. For the full 7 part DVD, or to download the segments, visit: www.richardabyrnes.com

Check out my Blog: architectandtalk.blogspot.com for inspirations, ideas and drawings of my own. This is a Beginner level very simple 2-point perspective drawing. Focusing on a basic rectangular House. Comment, Rate, and Suscribe.

For more works, please visit my official sites: Facebook - www.facebook.com Multiply - raisonjohn.multiply.com This is a mini-tutorial on how I drew a 20-minute perspective sample (compressed into a 7-minute video). Hope you will learn a lot from this. Just continue to practice and I'm sure you will be able to do the same (even better!). Leave some comments ayt? -Raison Bassig- -Philippines-

Here's a 2-point perspective sketch of a building done in 15 minutes (don't ask what this building is for since this is just an impromptu/conceptualization sketch - meaning I'm just drawing whatever form comes through my mind at that moment.) Anyway, I used 3 pens of varying thicknesses for this drawing, these are: 1) Pilot Hi Tecpoint V5 (commonly known as a "sign pen"); 2) Artline 725 Superfine Point Marker; and 3) Artline 700 Marker. All in black ink. The sketch pad I used is 9" x 12". And the background music is the Club Beats Mix of Salt 'n Peppa's song "Push It". The point here is practicing "quick & dirty" sketches (ie, overlapping lines, erasures, informal perspective, etc.) to visualize a design concept in the quickest time possible. For more works, please visit my official sites: Facebook - www.facebook.com Multiply - raisonjohn.multiply.com Thanks! And hope you like this video! Raison John J. Bassig Architect / Urban Planner / Multimedia Artist / Photographer Quezon City, Philippines

Here's another example of a 2-point perspective of a building drawn in 12 minutes (please don't ask what the building is for, since it is an impromptu sketch -- whatever form I thought of at that time, I just drew.) I used 3 types of pens/markers with varying thicknesses for this drawing: 1) Artline 725 SuperFine Point Marker; 2) Artline 700 Marker; and 3) Pentel Pen N50 Bullet Point. All in black ink. The paper size is 9" x 12" sketch pad. The background music is a remix of Daft Punk's song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger." The point here is practicing "quick & dirty" sketches (ie, overlapping lines, erasures, informal perspective, etc.) to visualize a design concept in the quickest time possible. For more works, please visit my official sites: Facebook - www.facebook.com Multiply - raisonjohn.multiply.com I hope you like this video and learn something from it. Thanks for watching, and please leave comments Raison John J. Bassig Architect / Urban Planner / Multimedia Artist / Photographer Quezon City, Philippines

See for yourself. Saturday + Tape = Art.

Troisième essai. Un tutorial sur l'approche de la perspective, des volumes et des ombres portées sur un fond de décor intérieur. Comment procéder en plusieurs étapes pour asseoir un premier crayonné.

Check out my Blog: architectandtalk.blogspot.com for inspirations, ideas and drawings of my own. Another Perspective Architectural drawing lesson. This time on how to draw circles and cylinders with perspective.

Learn how to draw a perspective drawing www.madcaplogic.com

Karl draws a road, house and phone poles all disappearing into distant mountains. The road, phone poles and front of the house are all in one-point perspective (pointing at a single "vanishing point") and the side of the house is the second vanishing point, which makes this drawing two-point perspective.

In my heart. Toward the purchase of

 I want everyone to be happy with my purchase of the site.

I do not know what everyone was happy.

But I just want a small smile. To all visitors on the web.