Drawing with perspective, part 2: Cavalier Projection

[astridv]

Well, of all the days one would want to do a post about perspective drawing, Christmas Eve probably isn't the best choice. ;o) But well, part 2 is all done and I figure I can always link back to it after the holidays.

Previously on Drawing with Perspective: a quick intro into parallel projection. Last time I constructed the simplest of shapes - a

Comments

[tinnny]

I already know all this (and am by now firmly 4 weeks behind on my flist *sigh*), but I think it's great that you took the time to write it all up. It's really well illustrated and easy to understand.

I have already recommended your posts to friends who were looking for drawing tutorials.

And I'm sure pretty soon things are going to come up that I don't know. Looking forward to it!

[astridv]

I found a really excellent book on perspective that actually cleared up a few things even for myself, so, should be interesting! I'll do vanishing points next, and after that fun stuff like mirrored images and shadows.

I'm glad you think it's easy to understand. I do think it is, but it's always hard to tell for yourself.