I love to see how you're not being perfectionist with your perspective. Im too conscious about my perspective lines, I keep fixing my boxes until I don't know what is right or what is wrong anymore. I think that's one thing I need to work on myself. Finishing a drawing to the best of my ability without being perfectionist.

I really like this methodical approach to drawing vehicles being someone who struggled with perspective. After just a few days of practicing what you showed in part 1 I've been able to improve much more than I ever did! The tip with the wheels I found surprisingly useful (I'd always just eyeball it!) I'll make sure to give this a try the next time I draw a vehicle

Two seconds took me to subscribe. I'm an architect student. This material is FUNDAMENTAL for everything related to the profession.

O conteúdo desse canal é de fato um dos melhor que eu já vi, gosto muito desde canal.

Aweeeesome! Love these vehicle videos! Thanks for sharing!

I have watched both parts of this tutorial and I found it very helpful. I am really interested in military vehicles so I will look into the rest of the series. Thanks for sharing this as you answered a lot of questions I had.

This channel is ridiculously helpful.

Thank you for this video. Found it extremely helpful and gonna pratice those exercices!

nice breakdown mate !

I would recommend to use vector layers for less organic mechanical things, as you then can mark and modify objects or part of them within a single layer later. In Clip Studio Paint for example, creating an ellipse will not automatically select it as object as PSP does it. So transforming it symmetrically is a bit tricky. Either use a vector, so you can select it afterwards with the object tool, then transform. Or for a raster layer, use the "Shrink selection" tool after creating the circle, which will achieve the same in that case. And then transform. Just wanted to share this for new CSP users, as I stumbled over this, when trying to recreate the things from the tutorial. Incredibly good tutorial, btw.

Great video yet again :D Let me ask: did you ever try Lazy Nezumi pro?

your videos are so helpful !

you guys are like geniuses

Very nice design at the end of the video, a Stryker looking hull, BMP-2 like round turret with the KF-41 gun system, all subjective.

Thank u so much

i personally would also add Scott Robertson's Gnomon Workshop videos. His car, aircraft and the basic construction videos are really great, it's not that expensive but it is really useful if you already a little bit familiar with construction drawing.

A video about wheels would be much appreciated. I know how to draw them, but for some reason I still don't manage to do it properly (the drawing of a motorcycle would be a great example for this).

thank you for tutorial. what drawing software were you using in the video?

Hi please explain... I do perspective sketches in illustrator and then colour it in photoshop, is that a good thing or should I do everything in photoshop?

Parabéns!!!!!!!! Obrigado!!!!

Bravo: But here is a technique that can simplify the location of the vertical lines. If you can get an overhead view of the subject, and you can turn it in any direction, around the 360 degree center line. Then, you can take the lines, from the over head view, and draw them STRAIGHT UP, and they will be distorted for perspective. Then, you can take THOSE LINES, DRAW THEM STRAIGHT UP, AND THEN ADD THE VANISHING LINE, AND THE HORIZON LINE, ET ALL. It's a technique the aviation artist, KEITH FERRIS USED. The OVER HEAD VIEW, is called the AZIMUTH VIEW.

superb!

Omg what is that last song. It’s so calming and helps me relax when I’m working on section planes lol

A nice tutorial. However, when plotting in the ellipse is where I lose track of things. How do I know where to "cut" it - I can only do it by eyeballing, by doing it by intuition, but I miss some kind of mathematical explanation. Could it have something to do with the major axis - I have seen this term in other wheel tutorial videos.

But what about if I use perspective grids instead of boxes?!

This f1 car looked fucking sick!!!

I recently got into drawing vehicles, but I do it on pen and paper, can these techniques work as well? or should I not bother? Edit: I'm dense as a brick and did not realise you were talking about pens and stuff the whole time

Wouldn't it be easier to make the ground construction plane for the turret just on the top of the base, instead on the ground ?

I see halo i like

Great tutorial, a good companion to the Robertson books. But can you catch the mistake in this video? Look around 5:30.

There is always only one question that comes to my mind. How am i suposed to set WIDTH and the LENGHT of the object i am drawing (I do not want to just guess it as well doing it with architectonical perspective plotting). Thanks for reply

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May I know sir, which software you are using for scratching

Good work.from India.

what program you painted???????????????????

Kima Jung GI will laugh in this

Nice video, very helpful! Have you deleted some videos lately, though? I can't find some of them. @moderndayjames

You make the wrong ellipses. 1. The center of the ellipse does not coincide with the center of the circle. The center of the circle is at the intersection of the diagonals, but the center of the ellipse is in the middle of the line connecting the midpoints of the opposite sides (the middle of the line on the plane of the picture). Therefore, the center of the ellipse will be slightly closer to the viewer than the axis of rotation of the circle. 2. The minor axis of the ellipse is always parallel to the axis of rotation of the circle, and the major axis is always perpendicular to it (on the plane of the picture). Also, you can get it at «Perspective Drawing Handbook» by Joseph D'Amelio, chapter 13. I hope after that your wheels and rims will look even better.

Are you using Photoshop for this?

Parker! :3

which software are you using?

guys help me out here please, all of those veichles sketching are in 2 point perspective right ? not 3 point perspective right?

Scott Robertson and James try to sound so intelligent using unnecessary terminology. I find this video, using simple language to explain the concepts a lot more refreshing.

Which software is this??

I can't see your VP 🤣

Like blender, but in paper.

Everyone who said math would be helpful later in life now eats their words...

Im not really sure about this video. To be honest the wheels you make james are far better than his. Yours are way more realistic

bro skrew this...no wonder people dont draw cars or vehicles....nightmare

Loose the cat - unprofessional and distracting.