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Published: 2008-08-29 08:45:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 107620; Favourites: 1950; Downloads: 1774
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A brief tutorial on five point perspective. I'd love to get your feedback on this!EDIT (March 2, 2016): Someone translated this into Chinese!
chuansong.me/n/892004
www.duitang.com/blog/?id=36004β¦
weibo.com/3096347625/AnyST7Ausβ¦
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Great tutorial! I suggest using a trammel instead of a compass for the lines closer to the center, and also working on a paper 2x larger than the image.
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I had to dig a while for a decent tutorial, and this was one of the two that were actually useful about this.
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thank you! i'll be using this to help with my art assignment
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This was very helpful many thanks appreciated! I'm trying to search for a tutorial on 2 pt perspective when the VP are outside the paper.
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This one is good, helpfull, but its kind of pointless if you dont know how to draw buldings, well unless youre making cartoons, then you can draw cartoony buldings.
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If you know just a little perspective, you can draw buildings easily! Β They are just straight lines
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Cool tutorial; like a panoramic photo, i always wanted to know how to make such perspective and this really helps, now i have to try it.Thanks for the tut.
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This is amazing! Thank you, I think it will improve my understanding of perspective.
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god I've been looking for tips on drawing fisheye perspective for ages. I never heard the term 'five point perspective' before and I never realized how straightforward it was! thank you for breaking this down and making it make sense, this is super useful!
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great! Now I finally understand how to draw "fisheye"-pictures
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reminds me of a gazing ball.Β this is still a bit out of my league, but I would love to try this someday!
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wow, nice! this is very useful! thank you for this tutorial!
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How do I determine how far from the center I move the compass to make the arc I want?
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When you create the lines to connect point A and B, do you have to adjust the radius for the compass? That part is throwing me off
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Yes! After drawing the circle, open up the compass a little bit, put the pencil tip on point A and the compass point on the horizontal axis. Then you can draw a line from point A to point B and it should be inside the circle. Then open up the compass a little more and repeat. These lines should get closer and closer to the vertical axis.
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Ohh I get it now! Thanks for clearing this up for me
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Thanks for sharing this tutorial!
This looks useful and helpful.
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oh man, this is absolutely helpful thank you so much
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what if you wanted to do this for a longer piece? I feel like you would make the circle larger than the paper.
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this is amazingly helpful i had tried to look up "fish eye perspective" before and everything i found was very complicated and confusing 
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I'm absolutely going to try this. Thanks for the great tutorial.
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Unbelievably helpful !
Thank you very much !!
Aqua~
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See here, [link]
Thanks,
Fausto Baiocco (Ancona, Italia)
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This tutorial was extremely helpful! Thank you so much! I've always wondered how people create a fish-eye perspective.
A quick question, is there such thing as a 4-point perspective? And how would you draw that?
Thank you so much again!
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ahhh it's easy to follow 
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Thankyou!! Been looking for a decent fisheye perspective tutorial for ages~
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I'd like to see a more detailed tutorial that covers oblique angles, elipses, measuring points, diagonal vanishing points, measure bars, etc. in 5 point perspective. Still, this is a nice, easy to understand tutorial on a very complex subject.
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I like the full explanation beginning from 1-pt perspective. thanks!!
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