I learned this as well from Drawabox (which im currently doing as well, on lesson 5 now) I really love playing with lines. In Drawabox its a lot more construted than this demo. Funny because the creator of Drawabox is a student of Peter Han. Maybe it was for simplification purposes. Who knows? :)

Just tried to understand the perspective in a geometric way but I believe I got confused and over did it and the image looks flat. Any ideas how to better interpret this image?

Gave it a try studying rapids as well. I found it very clear to start with ellipses then I sketched on top the supporting details. I tried to show the rounded form of water falling off the edges but it was tough. The foam was 😭 Feedback always appreciated!

I applied what was discussed here and I am blow away by the outcome. I used one roun brus and tried to vary the thickness and size of the elipses. I didnt have any reference, i just made something on the spot on scrap sheet of watercolor paper... WOW! this way of thinking about every day things might just be a game changer for me

Hello, I am Antonio. I work mainly with watercolors and landscapse as my subject. I would like to get better at creating depth with perspective. Even though I know values can help, I feel like understanding perspective better can help me place elements better in my composition, or for me to be able to picture the same scene but from a different angle that I "can´t" see or access if that makes sense.