Adding Perspectives When Drawing Shapes

Video Transcript

"CRAIG BROWDER: It is just kind of an idea like we can start throwing in some more boxes all over the place, I mean you could start from way down here a complete draw of another thing or you can even do like start a three-point so let us do that. We will make a point way down here as you can see me right back here and let us--let us make a three-point box but we are going to use these guys but we are going throw three-point into a two-point so this is going to be even more weird. We will throw them in the--throw them at background so it will strike it really confusing here and the shape is going to start messing with your eyes and you are like what is going on and it is all part of _____ <01:01> because it is fun. You can do--let your imagining run wild, now if you are older and then if you know want to learn how to draw and you have children I suggest you know teach them how to draw because it will help them with their imagination you know using their imagination in creating objects and you know just to start not that they understand perspective at an early stage and they are going to start drawing things that are you know incredible for you know--for their age. They start seeing things instead of how a child will normally draw like a flat house or something like that. It would be like you know in perspective in me so you know that is--that is something that--that would really help a child if they like to draw already alright bam. Okay so we have got like a three dimensional box and all these different box, they are doing all these type of different stuff. "