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Hey,! I was wondering, is the perspective part in drawing basics covers the material of the first perspective part in Marshall course? Or is it recommended to learn them both? I already bought the second part of this course but I’m not sure if I should buy the first part thank you!!
It's here! I'm so excited. Thank you for the time and dedication you've put into this course. I'm certain that it's been worth the wait.
I'm super excited for this course! I bought the 1994 course a few years ago and learned a lot from Marshall.
I bought the old perspective lectures and found them helpful, I've progressed alot since then but this course still looks great, can't believe how long it was in the works but how suddenly it released.
Hello everyone, I was just recently gifted this course by my family! I am very excited and eager to learn everything that this course has to offer. I am a self taught artist, and mostly draw from reference, but would love to learn from Marshall. I am very happy to be here.
Hello everyone! I'm Phoenix Baldwin. Normally I write Children's Books that don't require much Perspective expertise, but I have my heart set on being able to do more elaborate, exciting and convincing environments! I'll attach a bit of my long-held treasure hoard... I'll be taking most of my inspiration from Yana Toboso and Gustave Dore. I like the way the styles work together and I love these black and white compositions. Can't wait to learn from you once again, Marshall. This course has been long anticipated....... no pressure. :)
Hello :) I’m Sara
I’d like to learn to draw from imagination - I’m also someone who’s mostly only done drawing through copying either life or reference. Nice to meet everyone! :)
Can’t wait! Over the years, I’ve been trying to wrap my head around the more complex concepts of perspective drawing. There are two things I constantly struggle with or just can’t seem to fully grasp:
1.) When I study images to understand perspective, I have trouble identifying the type of perspective and which lines to follow. For example (see the first image), it’s a painting with buildings, and I try to use the geometric shapes of the buildings to figure out where the perspective lines are converging. But it quickly gets confusing—there are so many lines... which ones are the key ones?
2.) I understand 2-point perspective in general, but when it comes to figuring out equal measurements for objects within the 2-point perspective plane, how can I solve it geometrically by drawing it out—like using guide lines based on the vanishing points? (See the second image.) I’d like to figure this out quickly, using just perspective techniques—without needing a calculator or compass.
Aside from that, I’m super excited for the course to start!
EXTREMELY EXCITED FOR THIS COURSE! Thanks a lot Proko and Marshal! Here are a few images of where i wanne be at with perspective in the future. I am a painter and want to be able to make paintings with this level of complexity. First 3 images is what i want to achieve, last 3 images is where im currently at. 👀🌞
Maybe an odd question, but how much are geometrical principles used when working with perspective?
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The Perspective Course