Week 21 - Box study 1 point perspective

[raven zenith]

Welcome to Study groups!!
weekly study challenge to practice art fundamentals

It's heeeeere!
Introduction to perspective with simple 1 point perspective
Keep it simple, draw boxes, have fun

general rules : traditional or digital, up to u

this week study ends : <t:1756587600:f>

I will be here to help so feel free to ping me anytime
Have fun!

here's your sheet or make your own
remember we need horizon line (HL) and 1 vanishing point (VP) only
keep the horizontal lines aligned with horizon line!!

[supple night]

can i just send the 19 box studies i have already made? (Jk i adore drawing boxes lemme make 19more)

[raven zenith]

new 19 boxes will be nice

[supple night]

I shall make the biblically accurate box angel

[crimson barn]

woah study group just dropped

[neat crag]

oh i study this at school

[wind fable]

Bazinga! Study time!

:D

[grand mirage]

No, not the boxes!

I'm traumatized

[shrewd vector]

Hey can you do a 3 point of perspective I'm very interested with perspective study

[median beacon]

the cat boxes...

[raven zenith]

Sure we can!! Check out the last week study too we did 2 point

It is what it is guys time to lock in

[muted juniper]

I’ve actually done this before, do I have to do a new one for this study?

[shrewd vector]

Thanks

[raven zenith]

Yup new ones please

[muted juniper]

When I’m done, do I send a picture in this channel?

[raven zenith]

Yes!

[muted juniper]

Alright!

[raven zenith]

For everyone : post finished works but wips too if u need help, only study related stuff pls

[muted juniper]

Finished :]

[scenic trail]

I tried to do that without guides, eyeballing the perspective and trying to draw straight lines by hand. I hope I got the assignment correctly, otherwise i't possible to just press cmd-2 in CSP and it'll stick to a perspective ruler

[scenic trail]

should i strive to draw perfect cubes by hand? How helpful is it? iall I drew were boxes, not cube is there a trick to draw a a perfect cube in perspective, i.e., all edges equal length? in illustrations I just dragged around a cube primitive on CSP 3d layer to figure out the depths at different points in perspective, and a mannequin to figure out the relative dimensions

[shrewd vector]

I try a dynamic perspective with a one vanishing point

[burnt fractal]

well shit this came in handy

[finite fox]

This one was much easier than the last one...

[twilit hemlock]

I did dis in my art class in high school

So ima not do dis

[waxen halo]

I'm practicing range of values

[hybrid ore]

Oo what's this for?

[spare kite]

This is Study Group channel, weekly challenges that you can try out

[raven zenith]

Draw new ones!!

[brazen harness]

Because I have been drawing so much curvilinier perspective recently, drawing straight vertical and horizontal feels so weird. I always want to curve it and make it look more correct

[brazen harness]

How are the boxes? @raven zenith

[supple night]

19 Biblically accurate cubes as promised @raven zenith

[brazen harness]

Omg its magnificent

[supple night]

Why ty

[spark zenith]

glorious /10

[raven zenith]

looks great keep it up

[burnt fractal]

fineeee

[languid urchin]

Mep

[prisma zenith]

@supple night thanks for the idea :)

[hardy junco]

Can someone explain to me the difference between 1 point perspective boxes and 3 point ones since in both scenarios we can see their three sides

Might be a dumb question im new

[supple night]

no problemo glad to give u such amazing ideas

[raven zenith]

you did very good job with the boxes!!
in order to draw correct forms in perspective it's helpful to know how to draw simple shapes in it first, the next exercise could be drawing cylinders in perspective and from there u would be able to build whole figure with simple shapes
the goal is not to have perfectly correct cubes, illusion of it is enough

[raven zenith]

Helloo we would be able to see 3 sides of cube in 1,2 and 3 point perspective it just depends on angle and how close is the cube to horizon line! (cubes closer to horizon line will show only 2 sides as we can see above)
the difference between them is number of vanishing points, which will deform our cube in different ways!

[hardy junco]

So how do we choose which one to use in different scenarios

[raven zenith]

u can use some general rules about perspective first, most common is the 2 point but most 'realistic' looking is 3 point. I would suggest practicing 1 and 2 point at first to get a good idea about it before moving to more complicated ones
the important part is to define your horizon line and after that u can decide if u need 1 or 2 vanishing points
*pic is from pinterest, not mine

[reef star]

I'll do the last week's study next ( 2 point perspective) , can I post it here?

[raven zenith]

yup feel free to post it here

[reef star]

here's my attempt at 2 p perspective, i don't think I'll finish the full drawing and I should've probably started with sketching before color

[eager anchor]

Excellent work everyone!

[waxen halo]

I can do this box study too

[twin plover]

wah

[tidal salmon]

Am in class rn+_+

[river skiff]

This took very long, but i had alot of fun
i decided to do an animation of a moving horizon line

and timelapse

[late moss]

awesome work

[raven zenith]

This is perfect, I love how u find some extra fun in every study

[buoyant walrus]

I'll just drop mine here before it closes
I'm a Super newbie hehe