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| Name | Eye Level - An Essential Perspective Tip for Artists |
| Video Uploader | Video From Love Life Drawing |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 02-06-2019 09:00:13 |
| Video Discription | To improve these essential drafting skills, try the Draw Anything course which is part of our study group: https://www.lovelifedrawing.com/study-group/ Try our free Figure Drawing Skills Assessment for a guide to figure drawing skills to work on and in what order: https://community.lovelifedrawing.com/checklist We are learning how to practise training our artist's eye during everyday life, because unfortunately, we can't be drawing 24/7. In this video, we are looking at eye level and how that affects what we are seeing. Eye level and horizon lines are really useful for understanding perspective, whether you are drawing landscapes, figures or objects. We look at how eye level affects the way you see people and things depending on their distance from you, the difference between the eye level and horizon, what happens when things tilt and how things are angled or curved depending on whether they are at your eye level or not. My dog steals the show in this one. Hope you enjoy it! You can join our free Fresh Eyes 10-day drawing challenge here: https://www.lovelifedrawing.com/fresheyes/ Check out our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kenzoandmayko/ Thanks for watching! 0:00 Introduction: Horizons & Eye Level 2:29 When the ground's not flat 3:03 Vanishing points 3:37 Tilting objects 5:23 Examples 7:03 Final Thoughts qxIcdrE9Vr8 |
| Category | Howto & Style |
| Tags | perspective drawing | eye level | horizon | perspective for artists | beginner perspective | figure drawing | life drawing | drawing | tutorial | artist's eye |
