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Artist // Hobbyist // Traditional Art
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November 2012
Despite the fact that my account is two years old I actually have only uploaded information in the past few weeks.
Since I have received a small amount of reception I thought it might be a good idea to add a journal outlining my intentions on DA.
I'm here for fun and because I like making comics in my free time that express my own views and the views of people I know.
As of right now I plan to continue uploading 1 comic strip a day until I run out of strips saved on my computer.
The majority of the strips I upload are not current, they range from a year to two years old.
I will note new stuff if I make it.
Thanks for read
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Thanks for le fav! :U
Your great at perspectives! Know any good tutorials?
Well, the two building images i posted recently were computer made, so the perspective in that case is a matter of choosing an angle that you like. I did upload some pictures that were hand done perspectives. So i guess my question is, are you interested in computer based or hand drawn perspectives?
hand drawn C:
I don't know any tutorials off hand, if I find any i'll let you know 
. Youtube probably has the best resources for this or other artists on DA. Me personally, I think that using one, two, or three point perspective is the most appropriate method for conveying anything in perspective properly. Two point is a little easier (i mean it won't take up as much space on your paper) and still does a great job of giving you that "perspective" feel. I often just assume what an angle would look like for sketches. I just have a "feel" for how a perspective should look and is great for getting ideas out but can be horribly inaccurate when compared to an actual constructed view. Another method for sketching could be to take an object like a block and sketch it or construct a cube on paper and then use that defined box to create something more complex like, say, a car.
. Youtube probably has the best resources for this or other artists on DA. Me personally, I think that using one, two, or three point perspective is the most appropriate method for conveying anything in perspective properly. Two point is a little easier (i mean it won't take up as much space on your paper) and still does a great job of giving you that "perspective" feel. I often just assume what an angle would look like for sketches. I just have a "feel" for how a perspective should look and is great for getting ideas out but can be horribly inaccurate when compared to an actual constructed view. Another method for sketching could be to take an object like a block and sketch it or construct a cube on paper and then use that defined box to create something more complex like, say, a car. I hope that this was at least a little bit helpful, I not sure if it was.
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