This is such an important lesson when you really think about it. Perspective is great and incredibly useful to learn, however you don't have to know everything about it to be a fantastic artist. You can still make incredible pieces using little pieces of perspective or none at all.

1. Mc Escher, Salvador Dali, and Hirohiko Araki. 2. Being able to fully understand and use perspective effectively. Then immediately stretch it to the furthest of its possibilities. Creating the worlds of my dreams in a surrealist manner is my ultimate goal. I see things so vividly when dreaming but I have little knowledge on how to transport those worlds onto paper. I love art that challenge's human comprehension and it seems perspective plays a bigger role that I initially imagined. If i can master perspective I want to use it to make other cool things like 5 point perspective and fore shorting for character posing. Those two ideas are more like bonuses to getting better.