It didn’t even hit me that I should rotate objects using different vanishing points. When you said that I just thought “OF COURSE!! The horizon line is what needs to stay the same!” I’m already learning :D

oh my god!!!
THIS is what i never understood before in perspective drawing!! you can have multiple vanishing points in the same drawing as long as the horizon line stays the same....
it all makes so much sense now! is like i was almost there but i just thought it was wrong for some reason 😂😂
THANK YOUUU

Sometimes it feels like a “third eye” opens up and I can see volumes on paper as I’m drawing them or seeing somebody else draw, but most of the time I can’t see those volumes for the life of me. I’m guessing it’s a matter of practice, as many professionals to do this by hand without any construction lines. They even see the volumes before putting any lines on the paper, or it just seems that way for me. This skill just seems so next-level, that I feel like as a beginner I shouldn’t even touch it yet lol.

This is EXACTLY what I was searching for ages.
Especially the ellipsis method at 7:00 is THE one thing I wanted to have explained.
And it seems only 3 people or less on YouTube can actually explain it.
Thanks a bunch!

this was SOOOO helpful thank you!!!
I have not read a single book that illustrates how to do this and has been driving me crazy.

although you're obviously professional, it's reassuring that you always explain things in a way that beginners and even non-native english speakers can understand.
I had learned the ellipses method before but found it confusing and complex, but you not only simplified it but also showed alternative methods
thank you so much!

This really helps me so much

super helpful using these techniques while i'm learning product design and this will help the sketching process

One thing to keep in mind with the technique you show at 1:50:
The 2nd and 3rd square are bigger than the first one.
Using the divisions from the 2nd and 3rd as units (so the outer square has a side length of 4units), we can calculate that the area of the 1st to be 8 units², and the area of the 2nd and 3rd to be 10 units², so 25% bigger.
So while it works for constructing an object at an angle, it doesn't work for rotating an object.

6:55 as objects rotate their VPs change locations but are always on the SAME horizon line

Great info, almost all tutorials only show how to construct parallel objects, but the real world is often more random, this vid tells me what i needed to know! ......cheers! .... by the way, do you have any book recomendations to learn more about perspective?

How does some youtuber, who can't draw and can't teach have more followers than you? I really don't understand how this world works anymore. You're probably one of the best draftsman youtube channel out there be it for architects, engineers, or artists.

I’ve been practicing drawing for a long time but there’s yet so much that I just don’t get, I didn’t realize there was so much to learn about perspective, wow! I’m gonna master it all!😎

Wow, THIS is really helpful! And I have not seen this technique for rotation of objects covered anywhere, not in books, not on the Internet. Let’s say you’ve got random books or boxes on a tabletop; previously, I would have struggled to draw it all in perspective, but this makes intuitive sense and it can handle that real-life randomness. And because so many objects can be drawn by starting with a box this opens the way to drawing an infinite number of things. Well done, thanks!

This video was super useful! I knew the idea of creating new vanishing points for rotating objects, but this just made everything so much more clear and easy. Thank you so much

Your video was tottaly awesome and mindblowing

Thank you so much for this video. I've never wanted to be a self taught artist but have no other choice and this is a jewel for me.

This was amazing, I learned a good bit about how the rotation is done. Thank you.

Thank you so much for making these video's short and easy to digest! Really helps with remembering all these aspects of perspective.

You are so Good that  I feel that subscribing to your channel is not enough Thanks for your help