This tutorial show how to use finders for scaling down figures to draw. It has visual explanations and steps on how to scal and use perspective lines for drawing a human body.
Perspective is one of the most common issues beginners have with drawing and painting.
Get it wrong and it can easily ruin a great start, get it right and it can instantly improve your work.
If you’re like most painters you are probably trying to create a sense of depth in your work.
Leading the viewers eye deep into the scene giving the illusion of reality.
But sometimes it just doesn’t look right.
The distant object doesn’t look so distant, your figures look out of proportion, a building looks like it is sliding off the page. And your still life just looks….odd.
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This tutorial show how to use finders for scaling down figures to draw. It has visual explanations and steps on how to scal and use perspective lines for drawing a human body.