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How to Use Perspective to Draw in 3D

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Let your drawing really pop off the page! Learn how to draw in 3D, using one point, two point, and three point perspective, horizon lines, and vanishing points.

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    Kelly D
    Love! Computer won't let me say more :(
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    Naomi G
    Really enjoyed the lesson. You made it very easy to understand and grasp the concept. I might actually get it now!
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    Drawing with Shoo Rayner
    You can always watch again - repetition is the essence of learning - all the best
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    Deirdre H
    Thank you for explaining perspective. I have read books on the subject and have found it difficult to follow. You explained it very well. With practice I hope to improve.
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    Drawing with Shoo Rayner
    Thanks, Deirdre. Practice is everything!
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    Susan C
    That was very helpful, although, like anything one is learning anew, you make it look SO simple!
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    Drawing with Shoo Rayner
    Thanks Susan, I was hoping to break it down and make it easy!
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    Susan C
    And you did!! Thank you and I'll keep on watching.
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    Barbara H
    Thank you . Very valuable lesson
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    Thanks Barbara!
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