Learn to draw 3D shapes and objects in perspective.
There is nothing more flat than a piece of paper. But when we draw, our goal is to create the illusion of depth and three dimensionality on the flat surface of the page. In this course you’ll learn how to bring a dramatic sense of three-dimensionality to your drawings by first learning how to draw more basic shapes in 3D and then how to draw more complex subjects using perspective.
Join award winning instructor Brent Eviston in the second course in his new Drawing Laboratory series where you’ll experience some of the clearest, most effective drawing instruction available. This course includes 8 in-depth lessons, each focusing on a set of essential three-dimensional drawing skills. Each lesson ends with a project designed for you to get the most out of the skills you’ve just learned.
In this course you’ll learn:
- How to draw basic 3D shapes like spheres, cylinders and cubes.
- How to draw using 1, 2 and 3 point perspectives.
- How to simplify any subject into its most basic 3D shapes and accurately draw them in perspective.
- How to apply these 3D drawing strategies to any subject, no matter how complex.
Course includes approximately 5 hours of video lessons.
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Drawing in Three Dimensions is the second of four courses in Brent Eviston’s new Drawing Laboratory series. Drawing in Three Dimensions builds on the skill taught in the first course in the series, How to Draw: A Beginner’s Guide. It is recommended, but it is not required, that you complete the first course in the Drawing Laboratory before taking Drawing in three Dimensions.
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