How to Finish a 3-D Drawing

Video Transcript

"From there, I said, you take it. Execute a box. Now, you kind of see the bullet shape I was talking about. After you're done doing all this stuff, it actually looks pretty cool cause you've got like all these crazy construction lines. But, at the same time, if you understand that process, you know, it's almost like you're reading the how-to on how to build something. And there you go, you got yourself, you know, a three-dimensional floating object in perspective. Basically, all it was, was sphere, sphere, sphere. So, I mean, if you know how to draw spheres real well in perspective, you can actually just, you know, one, two, three, and just, it's essentially what we just did. But, you know, the official way. Real fast, that's pretty much what we just did. Right there. And just, I showed you the full process on how you would do something like this using your two point perspective. Like I said, this takes practice. You might mess up, you might have to just, you know, fudge some of the things, but, like, basically, if you practice on it and practice on it, you will eventually get it. And, it will come much more naturally to you. So, that's basically it for your basic, well, your more advanced shape that's kind of an inanimate object or, you know, more organic object. So, next time, we'll go with an even more complex shape. Maybe we'll do like, try to do some sort of car exterior. Something like that. So. Alright. Thanks for watching."