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I sketched this guy and my husband used it on his IPAD. Love it.

this is fantastic! I know this will help!

Horizon line is the focal point of the object you watch ? In other words,if you move your eyes and watch at the different level, the horizon line will be at different position. So once we start drawing , we can not change the VP . Is my understanding right ? Thanks Scottie.

You seem like the one CZcamsr artist that could sketch portraits of TV actors without pausing the show. If so, could you please do a video?

Thank you for such a cohesive, understandable, and progressive tutorial. So helpful. Possible to explain how the back roof line in your 2-point breakdown falls into the scheme?

Real good videos well made heaps of good tips and help well done

Very good video

Love your videos if you can explain a little about the products you use

The part on perspective -- 1-point perspective and 2-point perspective was extremely helpful, as well as limiting detail.

This was super helpful for me. Thank you!

I sketched and painted with you. Your tips on perspective help a lot. Thank you for another good one.

Hi scottie...what is your opinion on greyscale markers tombow or copic? I feel many urban Sketchers do just one or two scale vlsue sketches. Why cant we directly use value scale markers? Please comment. I m leaving watercolor behind for this discussion

Working through your fundamental courses on Patreon, looking forward to the rest of the full length tutorials on Patreon….so much information!

Fantastic ! What a vidid portait. Thank you for this great lesson

Alex is an incredible artist. I did the course as well and also learned so much!

Bedankt

@sketchingscottie Thanks for sharing ! This tutorial covers composition, proportions and perspective all in a single video. The outcome nicely fits in the classic "sketch" category. When sketching in person , what is your recommendation for drawing windows in1 point perspective ?

Scotty you're the best teacher ever thank you

Great tutorial on perspective and urban sketching!

I think with this tutorial I finally understand perspective. The finger on the point is a golden tip. Thank you so much!! I gave you some tip, which I hope it will arrive you because this is my first time i did that on CZcams. Thanks again!

Amazing, thank you!

Thank you so much!!

So helpful and logical progression really helps to follow the process.

That was great Scottie! As usual, you show how what looks like a complex image can be broken down and tackled.

I really love this style of loose lines combined with the watercolor! Been wanting to draw like this for years now, I hope this video gets me to finally give it a try. Thanks for the content!

excellent!!!

This is fascinating, thank you for sharing with us all ☺☺

Very beautiful. Thank you !

I am not an artist, but love your style and look forward to learning from you. I have dabbled in watercolor for a few months and love it, but I really need to learn how to improve my sketching. Thank you!

You break it down so it’s easy to understand which gives me the confidence to start. Thanks!

Adding dots then drawing largest item first before filling in with details was my favorite tip. Thank you. I am just starting to get into urban drawing. These tips are helpful.

Van.

Molto interessante, peccato che le spiegazioni sono in inglese, non ho capito molto.

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Hello Scottie Thanks a lot for the translation it's more easy to understand what you want explain to us . Thanks a lot for sharing have a good day . Corinne from France

This is awesome explanation.. so clear .. love it ..

this was so cool to watch and learn

I always love the advice to embrace mistakes as part of your process and style. it helps me be less harsh to myself! your method to figure out perspective without drawing the vanishing points and struggling with rules and straight lines was also very helpful, and as many have mentioned to just choose one building or section instead of everything you see

I just watched you people series but I am still confused in making facial parts. Not getting at the level you make it.

First time I understood how to draw a car and the Tyre, including the perspective ,the subject I find very difficult. Thank you so much.

Brilliant! The whole process in 24 minutes. One of the best process teachers I’ve seen. Thank you. 20:15

Have you wrote the books? I love to buy them. You make sketches of people easy and finally I can understand Thank you

Th bro I be using one of those pens with multi colour 💀💀💀🥴

It's lovely to see someone teaching freehand drawing so clearly. Too many people new sketching believe it's beyond them and opt for tracing/grinds instead.

I like the simplicity especially the effects of the shadows. Thanks Scottie.

This lecture is probably the best I have seen so far!!!

Loving the dot method. It has been fantastivc to get me started again.

This was great.I did keep backing it up so I could keep up with you.And I changed my trees to 2 tone green instead.But overall came out really well and I'm really pleased with it period thank you so much.I love doing ink and wash period I just subscribed to your channel period

I really need to practice this technique. I want to get better at doing caricatures and I find myself getting too caught up in trying to get an exact likeness, with my eyes just constantly going back and forth.