per001_ 2point perspective
ref:
https://painting-in-france.com/rudiments-perspective-part-2-two-point/
2 point perspective. Loosely explained from a French cafe..
So, you’ve sat yourself down in a shady square, ordered ‘un cafe, s’il vous plait..’ and taken out your sketch book – and you realise that the scene opposite isn’t a simple one point perspective. It looks complicated. What to do? I’ve put this tutorial together with just this in mind.
Step 1. Before you start drawing, mentally divide the scene up. In the photo (below left), I’ve put in the Eye Level or Horizon Line. This is drawn at the point where lines in the picture are neither sloping up or down. The images on the right show how the lines from both buildings vanish left and right to the the Horizon Line. It becomes clearer in the set of drawings which follow these photos.
- 2점 투시는 1점 투시보단 약간 복잡하다.
- 1단계로 그림을 그리기 전에 씬을 의식적으로 반으로 나눠라. 왼쪽 아래 사진에서, 녹색으로 아이레벨/수평선을 그렸다. 어떤 기울기도 갖고 있지 않다. 이 이미지에서 오른쪽에선 두 건물의 소실점이 지평선으로 만난다는 것을 볼 수 있다.
Step 2. Once you’re happy with the ‘virtual perspective lines’, order another coffee and, turning your sketch pad round into a portrait format, draw a vertical line approximately down the centre of the page. Once that’s in place you’ll be able to rough in the main components of the scene.
두번째로, 가상의 구도선에 만족햇다면, 수직의 선을 중앙에 긋고 위와 같이 해봐라.
Step 3. Now add some more details to the windows and cafe entrance. I find with cafe scenes, it’s always good to draw the furniture in first – it kind of sets the stage. Then add the figures to fit.
Step 4. Background scene drawn in, now to add the tree and some stronger tones to the windows and doorways before strengthening up the figures and finally the shadows. Excellent. Time to take a look at the Lunch menu…
세번째로, 가구를 그리고, 네번째로는 배경을 그려라. 나무를 그리고 돌을 그리고.
And here’s the final sketch a little bit larger.. Hope this has helped clear up a few points. More tutorials soon.
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