Hi, it’s Ethan again and welcome back to the 3rd video in this lesson series on figure drawing.

If you are just joining us and missed the previous 2 videos, please be sure to watch them now and then come back to this one.

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Lesson 1 – The Figure Drawing Success Formula

Lesson 2 – How To Draw Human Proportions

In the last video, we covered the basics of human proportion and learned to construct a human stick figure from scratch.

Now it’s time to take it one step further and learn about drawing perspective. Perspective is basically the art of making 2 dimensional drawings look 3 dimensional.

And it’s extremely important in figure drawing because as soon as you want to draw a figure in any other position than the standard front view, you need to understand how perspective will change that way that figure look. Otherwise, your drawings will never look realistic.

Now, perspective can be a very complex subject so we won’t be able to cover everything in this short video. But I will try to do my best to give you a crash course and teach you the most important elements that will make the biggest difference to your drawing.

Then, we’ll go through a step-by-step practical exercise and show you how to draw your first 3 dimensional figure.

Ok, let’s begin.

[PLEASE REFER TO THE VIDEO ABOVE FOR STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS]

So now that you know the basic rules of perspective, you’ll be able to transfer this knowledge into your figure drawing to create more dynamic and interesting work.

Which is exactly what we are going to do in tomorrow’s lesson. I’m going to show you step-by-step how to apply what you just learn to draw a 3 dimensional human figure in perspective.

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