Video: Finishing Touches for Drawing Shapes

Learn how to draw the finishing touches on simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.

Video Transcript

CRAIG BROWDER: Starting you know the basics of free-handing and you know doing other shapes but at the same time applying what you have learned. And of course you can--you can always take much more time that I am right now to do this. And actually even if you wanted to get like--what makes it really interesting if you maybe you get like markers and take like a black mark and make this black and make this like another color and then keep one part white. So if you are going to take this and this would be black and then this could be brown and this could be white unlike all the parts of it that light is hitting or whatever so have fun with it. So I mean, just do a couple of things I mean just so you can kind of get an idea of the shape. And actually [INDISCERNIBLE], let us fix him up bam so now I got the other part of this guy. So--I mean that is your--that is basically it. You can pretty much do anything you put your mind to if you understand you know the rules of perspective, you can pretty much create everything. Who say if you are creating a two-point that do not--you can just--you can randomly like cut through on the three-point and also you got the part that is three-pointer so pick another point and make another random box somewhere so you know. There is no rules to this, I mean there is rules but you know rules are meant to be broken like I said so you know just have fun with it. And if I were to--if I were to do an overlay, things you know--I would you know trace it but when I have got all these construction lines, I do not need them so I would not--no one actually come back and do that and I would just you know like this part we have this horizon line, this part would not be there and this part would not be there this part would not be there because these are in front of the horizon line so maybe we should try doing an overlay so we can kind of get a better idea of like a more finished look and actually I will show you what a--what a finish overlay would look like.

Finishing Touches for Drawing Shapes

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