How do I improve the dimensions and perspective of my drawings?I'm thinking on starting to draw again but I want to boost the beauty of the figures I do
>>7999751A good exercise is to pick a relatively simple 3D object (skulls are a good useful candidate for example) and learn how to comfortably construct it from imagination from any angle. This will get you used to thinking in 3D and will teach you common perspective pitfalls to watch out for.
>>7999754It's ok if I start with geometric shapes? Because I can visualize clearly complex 3d figures on my head, but when capturing it on paper, it vanishes
>>7999762Yeah if you want to just practice cubes or cylinders then go for it
>>7999751>Makes a thread about how to improve their drawings>Doesn't post workEvery fucking time with you larping faggots.
>>7999751>anon makes a good thread>retard 1 assumes he is a prebeg and anon plays along instead of telling him off>retard 2 calls him a larpervely frustrating.>>7999751tell me when you find out
>>8000269If you ask a prebeg question like "how do I learn perspective?" then you're going to get a prebeg answer
>>8000269lazy OPs get lazy replies
>>7999751Work through this book >b-b-b-but it's le BORINGngmi
>>8001805Kys, peter han is better than that garbage even drawabox is better than this garbage called robertson
>>8001805Useful for drawing buildings and vehicles, but, all the hyper autismo perspective tricks in that book are pretty worthless for drawing people. Exactly 0 pro artists use any advanced perspective when drawing people, they set up a basic grid at most and then just wing it
