Drawing Perspective: How to See It and How to Apply It

Here's a hands-on guide to perspective that's for anyone who wants to draw or paint--in any genre or medium. It's partly about learning how to draw a set of straight lines that meet at a point, but it's not filled with lots of dull, dry theory (although it does explain how it all works). Instead, it gives you tons of fun, practical exercises, and encourages you to play with them, so that learning how to draw in perspective is effortless and easy. Put your observational skills to the test with:

• Image Quizzes: take a pen and draw in all the vanishing points onto the book itself
• Perspective Chambers: draw objects onto an existing scene, keeping it all in the right perspective--sort of like 3D doodling
• Unique exercises with more than 100 vanishing points to figure out

By the time you've completed this book, you will have a keen understanding of how perspective really works. Plus, you'll learn how to look at the world around you, see what's really there, and spot where those invisible straight lines may be located. It will become like a sixth sense to you--one that will add depth and meaning to all of your artistic pursuits

Author: Matthew Brehm
Publisher: B.E.S.
Published: 03/01/2016
Pages: 144
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.35lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.60w x 0.60d
ISBN: 9781438006598

About the Author
Brehm, Matthew: - Matthew Brehm is an Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Idaho, where his teaching responsibilities include design studios, graphics courses, and an annual two-month study abroad program in Rome, Italy. Matthew was involved as a founding Board Member of Urban Sketchers and has presented workshops and lectures at several of the group's International Symposiums. He is the author of Sketching on Location.