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Trust Your Own Eyes When Painting And Drawing Perspectives
Posted by Michael Dale in Education
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The basics about learning to draw and paint perspectives can be found in hundreds of art books…
Essentially, they will talk about horizon lines, vanishing points and view points. They are an important guide for an artist to master drawing and painting realistic looking art.
With full knowledge of how to create realistic 2-dimensional drawings, an artist soon gains confidence that they can create lifelike paintings…
* Even if your picture has been created on a flat surface, it looks as if it has depth
* Your pencil drawing gives the mood and atmosphere of reality
* The subject of your portrait painting appears as if you could touch their face and feel their breath on your hand
Yet, perspective drawing can seem to be a mystery to an art beginner.
Even the best artists can rely upon the rules of perspectives too much. Top professional illustrators can end up producing artificial looking paintings even when every effort has been made to respect perspective laws…
* Objects look distorted
* Extreme flatness is the overall effect
Recognizing your own unique artistic viewpoint is the key to getting the best from perspectives.
There are many reasons why you see a different world…
* Physical differences… You could be shorter or taller
* Your eyesight will be different… You could be short-sighted while your neighbor is long-sighted
* Everyone sees colors differently… You could have perfect color vision… Other people’s color vision could be impaired
When you have a passion for the art subject your interest levels will be high. Your emotional response will result in you producing better quality drawings and paintings. Your artwork will be inspired.
Whatever art critics say about your artwork you know your drawings and paintings show your view of reality. Knowing that your view of the world is unique justifies your artistic vision…
Enjoy your painting and drawing… “Your Art is your own perspective on life!”
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