I've been drawing cars as a small hobby for years and I've never gotten better at drawing wheels and tires. I usually give them a rough outline and a darker shade because I was never happy with how they looked I have no idea how this one tidbit of information went undiscovered by me for so long. Thanks

This is a really good video! After going through multiple tutorials of perspective... I now see everyone learns differently! Your perspective was fantastic. Thank you

Nice art 👍👍👍✏️

Love your videos man, keep it up.

Keep the videos coming. These are great!

Been following you since you were featured in the earliest urban sketching books, you're an inspiration and would love longform content from you, that's not available on your Instagram. My bad youu taught how to draw like you in a rectangular frame an year ago.

Hi Paul. Forgive me if my english is not perfect. I'm a huge fan of your work and i'm really excited that you are posting on youtube again. That being said i would love to see a video of how to draw cars, and one video about how to shade cars, like how do you decide which type of crosshatch you use in each part of the car. I hope you read this comment. Thank you so much for this lesson! Cheers from Brazil.

this is so amazing!!! The amount of things I learned from this two minute video is insane! Thank you so much!!

great tutorial

Love it

This is invaluable

I support this tut

Wow this is incredible. I really wanna try this! Thanks for the video very to the point. I'll definitely be coming back to reference this

I love your work! Did you know that its possible to draw what’s behind yourself in perspective as well? There’s some great work by Antonió Bandeira Araújo that defines how to draw total 360° spherical perspective by hand.

bro tysm for the vid

thank you for sharing .

hi, how did you solved the screen monitor on the drawing? I got that lines of the wall in front your point of view follows the curves and straight lines come as one point perspective, but I get lost when I try to draw objects angled different of 90 degrees. Any way to combine it with 2 points perspective instead of one point at center? Same technique can be used to draw when my pov is not exactly parallel or 90 degrees with walls? ex: the center of my 180 drawing is the intercession of two walls. many thanks! it is the best video about the theme on youtube!