One Point Perspective: Seah Street Sketch (Timelapse)

Tools used: SketchINK, Pelikan M200 fountain pen, Strathmore Travel Journal (300gsm 100% cotton watercolour paper)
Reference photo
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[@FaerieDust]

Your Patreon material is EXCELLENT. I only just signed up (did not expect a shout-out ❤️), and I won't really have time to sit and work until after my exams next month, but I so look forward to April when I can take the time to really practice and follow along the tutorials. You're a really great teacher, and you're extremely good at making sketching and painting feel accessible and doable.

[@teohyc]

Thanks 🙏😁 Feel free to ask me anything

[@annepercival7814]

Good point about the tops of cars!

[@cherripaterson6066]

This is very helpful Teoh. i like how you explain everything makes it easy to understand. I find this a very informative video tutorial as always,

[@superfly2449]

Admirable technique, sir.

[@user-wq6ud6rc9d]

Great sketch!!

[@comicsgrinder]

Most excellent!

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Cool. I hope to develop my perspective and drawing skills more too.
I just made a small homemade, prototype onion skin tiny notebook.
I highly recommend writing on onion skin, it's so smooth. It's a blank onion skin notebook. There's almost no feathering ( I use a really high magnification macro lens and magnifying glass from a Swiss Knife). There is a bit of ghosting but it's not that noticeable if you don't put it over a light. This is one a medium nib.
Thank you. God bless, Proverbs 31

[@Hiro-yr9qt]

What pencil is that?

[@teohyc]

Pilot H-327 mechanical pencil www.parkablogs.com/content/review-pilot-mechanical-pencil-h-323-h-325-h-327-h-329

[@keithkramer4253]

@@teohyc Which fountain pen (and nib) was that, please?

[@ThingOfSome]

If it has two vanishing points, it is not one-point perspective. Also, unless the pillar or left buildings are not plumb vertical, or have crooked horizontal lines, they should have the same vanishing point. If the photograph shows otherwise, it is an artifact of the lens warping the scene.