No joke been drawing for years, and avoided perspective like a disease, Yes my works had suffered as a result, sure..but just never understood it and was frankly intimidating to try to learn. Felt like I was trying to teach myself Trigonometry at times. This was so simple, easy to follow and made sense! THANK YOU!
Yes because you learn something you are interested in+ is less material per day so easier to learn, teachers be giving many lectures so we only focus on grades not on the actual material, and trying to study only to pass exams like-
OH MAH GOSH. Like I've had trouble sketching perspective and it'd always end up look like straight up blobs, I swear I watched over 100000000 videos on perspective but this was literally the most helpful- THANK YOU SAM
Thanks! Very good explanation. You propably know this allready but here is a bit of extra knowledge for drawing cubes. The one point perspective cube is actually not a cube at all. It is impossible to see three different sides (top/bottom, front and side) of a cube at the same time while the front is a perfect square. When you rotate a cube to reveal a second and especially the third side, the front square must twist from "the perfect square perspective". Otherways it is not an actual cube with all corners alike. You can test this if you have a physical cube that you can turn with your hands. Put the front side of the cube on a line that will stay horizontal with you, in a way so you can see the front and top of the cube. And your horizontal line with the cubes front parallel with the line. Then turn the cube to reveal another side from left or right. And you see that you have to turn the cube away from the line. The line is horizontal to you but the cube is not and the perspective can not show a perfect square to you anymore. The two point perspective fixes this problem when drawing a cube that is supposed to stay as a cube when turned to different position.
I learned this in art class years ago in high school and I still do this on my sketch book. One of my favorite drawing exercises to do 🤗. Thank you for sharing!
I bought procreate last year, did a lot of trace drawings (felt like a fraud when people complimented me on them despite me telling them they were traces of photos), and now i’m trying to learn how to draw from imagination so i’m not limited by pictures. Thanks so much for this tutorial
This actually helped me because the perspective with 2 points, i did it last year in art class and i forgot almost everything so thank you for refreshing my memory (we had to creat a house with the 2 points)
Hey man, thanks for starting a youtube channel. Your videos and works inspired me. I don't even know you in Instagram until I just saw one of your videos here in youtube. Your ways of approaching art fascinated me and it was just amazing. I'm really glad I stumbled upon you, keep on creating and inspiring! Love from Philippines! :)
This was a great watch! First video I've ever watched on perspective because I was so intimidated by it, and I think this was a great place to start! Thank you!
Not gunna lie this has to be the most simplest straight forward to the point video on perspective and has actually made me go oh is that it 😂 like this stuff been confusing the life out of me but now I think I have a better grasp. Big thanks
I was just looking into the basics of 2d art because I've been doing 3d for a while and also want to learn 2d, i just randomly clicked on this video and stuck around for some reason. no regrets.
ngl! this really helped me so much. i always struggles on how to do perspective but now i know how. i can see the differences between my old perspectives drawing than the perspective drawing after watcjing this vid. Thank you!!❤
Wow thank you for this awesome explanation! For the first time perspective actually makes sense to me. I literally sat in front of my laptop saying "Aaaah" when you drew the three-dimensional lines of the first cube xD Please make more tutorials like this for beginners. Something about lighting and shadows would be awesome!
Thank you, Sam Yang ! I really love your artwork, feels something between anime art and glamourus magazine pictures. As hairstylist i definitly know the diffirence. Hope with your videos i will get inspiration. P.S. Sorry for my English :) I'm just learning it.
Oh man, I always liked drawing and sometimes I get back to it and spend a little time with it and still it's enjoyable but that's it. I wouldn't do it frequently. After seeing your videos and stuff I tell myself maybe if I get a pen tablet I would do it more. Because there wouldn't be the problem of having pencils and brushes and papers. It's you and your laptop and the pen tablet. You would do it more often than you do it now. With traditional drawing I would just do that but no painting. And I love to do paintings. I tried some before and the result wasn't too bad. But the effort is much more when doing a traditional painting. I hope digital art nullifies those problems. I wouldn't be a problem if it creates new ones though :) 🤞
I thought it was a different person at first, but then I started to hear Sam's voice, I looked down and it wa him...... wth am I even using my brain for.....
mann if sam was like a classmate and he was explaining something to me, my mind would be way too distracted by the comfort of his voice for my brain to process what he sayin
This was the simplest explanation one could ever find and now hopefully perspectives won't scare me anymore. Thank you!
This is just a teaser bro this perspective is complex than you'd ever imagine 😈😈
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Have a look at Perspective Made Easy by Ernest R Norling! :)
I feel the same thing. thanks to Sam DoseArt
No joke been drawing for years, and avoided perspective like a disease, Yes my works had suffered as a result, sure..but just never understood it and was frankly intimidating to try to learn. Felt like I was trying to teach myself Trigonometry at times. This was so simple, easy to follow and made sense! THANK YOU!
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You made me understand something in just seven minutes, nice
Finally someone who can explain perspective to where it’s not boring and straight to the point! Thank you!
straight to 1 or 2 or 3 points perspectives:))
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I'm a simple man, I see the like, I happy
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i learned more in those first 3 minutes than i have the whole school year
True. Technical drawing anyone?
I was taught shading in 3 grade and the reset of grade and middle school was color thoery/shapes and 11 grade i was taught more of observation
What are you doing in class tho
Cause you focused on the vid. You need to focus on class just like that:) (this is a joke guys)
Yes because you learn something you are interested in+ is less material per day so easier to learn, teachers be giving many lectures so we only focus on grades not on the actual material, and trying to study only to pass exams like-
When he started explaining the 2 point one I legit gasped when he mapped it out because I FINALLY GET IT NOW! THANK YOU SAM
you made this so easy to understandddd, thank you! 😢
Never thought there would come a day that I would be able to understand perspectives and now here we are :)
same
now i, too, can draw spiderman!!!
I find it so strange that an amazing and important class like this doesn't have as many views as the other videos.
I learned a lot already in the first 3 mins, and the vid is 7 mins. You earned my sub. 👏🏼😊
This was so clear and helpful, thank you!
OH MAH GOSH. Like I've had trouble sketching perspective and it'd always end up look like straight up blobs, I swear I watched over 100000000 videos on perspective but this was literally the most helpful- THANK YOU SAM
Finally! This is the simplest explanation ever. And it makes sense, and easy to follow. Thank you!
Perspective with buildings is easy but with humans and people it's hard😨
Thanks! Very good explanation.
You propably know this allready but here is a bit of extra knowledge for drawing cubes. The one point perspective cube is actually not a cube at all. It is impossible to see three different sides (top/bottom, front and side) of a cube at the same time while the front is a perfect square. When you rotate a cube to reveal a second and especially the third side, the front square must twist from "the perfect square perspective". Otherways it is not an actual cube with all corners alike. You can test this if you have a physical cube that you can turn with your hands. Put the front side of the cube on a line that will stay horizontal with you, in a way so you can see the front and top of the cube. And your horizontal line with the cubes front parallel with the line. Then turn the cube to reveal another side from left or right. And you see that you have to turn the cube away from the line. The line is horizontal to you but the cube is not and the perspective can not show a perfect square to you anymore.
The two point perspective fixes this problem when drawing a cube that is supposed to stay as a cube when turned to different position.
This was really helpful. Thanks for sharing! I'd be interested in how perspectives work when drawing faces and bodies.
I know this was 4 years ago, but it really helped! This deserved a subscribe!
"perspective" is no more a scarry word thanks to you...thank you so much😊😊
Bros old videos is randomly pop up on my recommendation 💀💀💀💀💀✨
I learned this in art class years ago in high school and I still do this on my sketch book. One of my favorite drawing exercises to do 🤗. Thank you for sharing!
I bought procreate last year, did a lot of trace drawings (felt like a fraud when people complimented me on them despite me telling them they were traces of photos), and now i’m trying to learn how to draw from imagination so i’m not limited by pictures. Thanks so much for this tutorial
Best video on yt for perspective. Simple and to the point. Thank you so much sam!
At the end I was like "Yayyyy!!! it's really simple dude 🤩" Thank you bro such a nice way of teaching❤️
I feel like this video is really underrated cause of how important this will apply in skill development. Btw great video!
this was the best perspective tutorial ive found so far
This was actually a really good tutorial on 1, 2 and 3 point perspective. It was simple, to the point (pun not intended) and had good examples.
Thanks Sam! This definitely worked for an artist who are trying to get back to art again after a few weeks of break.
I’m soooo happy I found your channel today! All of your videos are so easy to follow, thanks for the tutorial :)
Thanks for your perspective tutorials. Simple and easy!
Yes 🥺. I've been educated. Can you do one for how you paint those high rise buildings? All those details and the things you do.
came for the perspective, stayed for spiderman
Dude this is the best perspective video tutorial on CZcams
This actually helped me because the perspective with 2 points, i did it last year in art class and i forgot almost everything so thank you for refreshing my memory (we had to creat a house with the 2 points)
Thanks sam! this is probably the best perspective video on yt! it helped me a lot. nice, simple and clear!
Hey man, thanks for starting a youtube channel. Your videos and works inspired me. I don't even know you in Instagram until I just saw one of your videos here in youtube. Your ways of approaching art fascinated me and it was just amazing. I'm really glad I stumbled upon you, keep on creating and inspiring! Love from Philippines! :)
This video saved my life
i thought this would be complicated but it was actually really simple and easy to understand. thank you!!
I'm pretty new to painting and this helps a lot!
Thank you for the spider man demonstration.
This was a great watch! First video I've ever watched on perspective because I was so intimidated by it, and I think this was a great place to start! Thank you!
Simple, to the point, and now I’m a pro, THANK YOUUUU!
i love your tutorials
I love you for watching my tutorials
Not gunna lie this has to be the most simplest straight forward to the point video on perspective and has actually made me go oh is that it 😂 like this stuff been confusing the life out of me but now I think I have a better grasp. Big thanks
I was just looking into the basics of 2d art because I've been doing 3d for a while and also want to learn 2d, i just randomly clicked on this video and stuck around for some reason.
no regrets.
ngl! this really helped me so much. i always struggles on how to do perspective but now i know how. i can see the differences between my old perspectives drawing than the perspective drawing after watcjing this vid. Thank you!!❤
Very understanding 👍👍...i didn't quite understand the 3 point perspective until now...Thanks
Simply and easy.. superb
fr, this is the simplest explanation I've ever wanted!
Totally new to your page and you taught it in such a breeze ! thank you so much!
This was very simple and easy thank you!
thank you so much, great explanation
Wow thank you for this awesome explanation! For the first time perspective actually makes sense to me. I literally sat in front of my laptop saying "Aaaah" when you drew the three-dimensional lines of the first cube xD
Please make more tutorials like this for beginners. Something about lighting and shadows would be awesome!
This is the most simple explanation
The difference in Sam's voice from then to now is crazy😭😭
Thank you so much Sam, great help, very simply explained. 👏👏👏
Thank you, Sam Yang ! I really love your artwork, feels something between anime art and glamourus magazine pictures. As hairstylist i definitly know the diffirence. Hope with your videos i will get inspiration.
P.S. Sorry for my English :) I'm just learning it.
You made it sooo easy to understand, thank you.
this video changed my life
On a side note you have a really really good voice
Love how he just added Spiderman out of the blue.
would deffo recommend this
OMG THANK YOU!!!! THIS SHOULD HELP ME GET INTO ART SCHOOL!!
i wachted 3 videos beore this one about the same topic but this one was actually helpfull.
Omg thank you so much! Been trying to understand this perspective thing for soo long!
Oh man, I always liked drawing and sometimes I get back to it and spend a little time with it and still it's enjoyable but that's it. I wouldn't do it frequently. After seeing your videos and stuff I tell myself maybe if I get a pen tablet I would do it more. Because there wouldn't be the problem of having pencils and brushes and papers. It's you and your laptop and the pen tablet. You would do it more often than you do it now.
With traditional drawing I would just do that but no painting. And I love to do paintings. I tried some before and the result wasn't too bad. But the effort is much more when doing a traditional painting.
I hope digital art nullifies those problems. I wouldn't be a problem if it creates new ones though :)
🤞
2024 and still one of the best tutorial vids for perspective (I am an art baby)
Very nice Tutorial, I like the example with the trains at the end :) It really shows how bad things look when you don't follow the perspective grid :)
thank you for making me understand perspective , im a begginer and i was really afraid of perspective
amazing thought process.. and the music concept really makes sense....loved this work
Desde hace poco que te conocí por instagram y has sido una gran inspiración desde entonces. Saludos desde Perú.
Sigue así! :3
This video is gold. Thank you so much for such a great & simple explanation :D
Thank you, this will really help with my art 😃
Simplest way to explain difficult things huhu. I'm luving ur tutorials. Thanks a lot!!🤩🤍
U made this so simple... Now I feel like really crying 😭😭💕
this is so helpful!! gonna practice drawing using this asap 😌
Suddenly I understand perspective
Really great! Would you please show us how to use it on portraits? Or people? Like faces for example.
I am happy yo get this video...
I didn't find this video...
This video found me❤
OMG THANK YOU SOOO MUCH ❤
I thought it was a different person at first, but then I started to hear Sam's voice, I looked down and it wa him...... wth am I even using my brain for.....
i love this turtorial, at least i now know the basic of prespectife, thank you
Спасибо большое за информацию! Было полезно посмотреть! Подчеркнул для себя много нового!
Might try to work on my perspective today hopefully i’ll have motivation lmao i really want to get good but ik i wont get good as quick as i want to
Thank you Sir. This was useful
Wow really amazing, you explain very simplest way, Thanks lot bro 😊😊😊
man, could you make your brushes available? I think your style is very, very good and I wanted to try something like your design
Found what I'm looking for❤️
Bless you for these little tutorials 🤧🤧✨
It's great. Can you create a full concept art in detail.
I loved it.. l. The very begginer and the art kind of addiction to me.. and being a science student l just loved it
Thank you sir 🙏
mann if sam was like a classmate and he was explaining something to me, my mind would be way too distracted by the comfort of his voice for my brain to process what he sayin
I love your instagram account and I didn't know you had a youtube channel! This is so amazing, thank you for sharing this 101
You made it so simple. Thanks
this was amazing .....great teaching style
I finally understand it
ok I need more of this. THANKS
I feel like I am in my Architecture class before. I have forgotten all of these… Thank you so much! Hahaha