draw anything from any angle

In Part 1, we’ll be looking at 1-point, 2-point, and 3-point perspective, and seeing some of the issues that this approach to perspective can cause.

In Part 2, we will be looking at isometric and orthographic drawing and understanding how real-world measurements are important before we go into distorting those real-world dimensions.

In Part 3, we now start to enter the drawing matrix. We will be looking at how to transition an isometric drawing into the distorted reality of perspective, this will help us understand how we see it through our eyes or a camera lens.

In Part 4, we will be looking at the application of the square of distortion, and run it through a few drills so that we fully understand how it works.

In Part 5, this is where it all comes together. We will be looking at the double circle system of the drawing matrix, and finally, coming to terms with x, y, and z rotation of objects in space, thus finally giving us infinite angles in perspective like a 3D program.

In Part 6, this is a bonus section where we dive deeper into our spatial understanding by looking at warping space, volume and figure drawing in space plus a few more drawing tools.