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8/27/2013Note: This installment of Digital Matte Painting Essentials builds on the concept sketch from the first course, but it's not necessary to have those files to proceed.
- Understanding the three types of linear perspective
- Preparing your concept sketch for drawing
- Setting up vanishing points
- Finding the first boxes in perspective
- Roughing in the other rectilinear forms
- Creating a flat crenellation
- Plotting measuring points
- Drawing ellipses
- Adding repeating details to walls
- Delineating the background
Skill Level Beginner
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- [Voiceover] In this video tutorial, I'll show you how to do a linear perspective drawing of a castle. If you are doing the full fundamentals of digital math painting series with me, you'll have completed a concept painting in the previous section and you should work over that. If you're just joining this section to learn more about perspective, that's great too. You can work over my concept sketch if you like. Doing a full perspective drawing may seem like a daunting task, but we'll take it step-by-step to show you those rules of linear perspective you really need to know.
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Introduction
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Introduction34s
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1. Perspective Definitions
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2. Setting Up Your Vanishing Points
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Stroking the paths3m 40s
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3. Finding the Forms in Your Concept Painting
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Clean drawing8m 13s
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4. Adding Unique, Unifying Details to Your Castle
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Creating a flat crenellation4m 48s
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Towers and domes6m 44s
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5. Ellipses
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Basic ellipse anatomy2m 11s
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Plotting measuring points7m 28s
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Building an ellipse bank7m 23s
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Adding the final ellipses6m 57s
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Dividing an ellipse9m 2s
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6. Finishing Your Perspective Drawing
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Conclusion
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Goodbye23s
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