Hi, I'm Matt. I'm looking to get a better handle on perspective largely to improve my ability to draw natural scenes from imagination. I'd like to be able to take subjects from the natural world and draw them in whatever orientation or scale is needed in order to convey the story of the scene. I've actually been very interested in Japanese woodblock prints, pictured here are works from Henmi Takashi and Hiroshi Yoshida. I'm really pumped that one of the first videos is an analysis of Hiroshi Yoshida's. I've also been combing through the works of Rien Poortvliet lately. Btw, if anyone is interested, a few months ago I found a Japanese woodblock prints archive at https://ukiyo-e.org/ . I've spent hours and hours picking my way through the collected images, broken down by era and artist. Some amazing stuff in there!