Scott Robertson

>>3068766
Tell daddy at which part your brain went ouchie

>>3068769
Page 22.

>>3068771
わかりません www

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>>3068777

Did you try loomis

>>3068766
I don't think anyone on /ic/ as actually read this book or bothered to understand it. Your probability of getting an answer is pretty low.
What do you understand so far about the page?

>>3068771
At any rate, draw two vanishing points on a horizon line and one line down from where your point of view is
measure the degree and make two new vanishing points that have the same degree and that allows you to correctly rotate a box in perspective

>>3068801
Have you considered writing a book? You're much better at explaining this than Scott is.

>>3068790
I don't think you're actually Ruan Jia.

>>3068807
There are tons of other books and videos on any topic you can think of.
No need to pollute the market any further.

>using scotty 2 hotty's advice and not just feeling it out
lmao

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>>3068807
>telling Anon to write an art book

I was doing fine until the chapter 3 exercises happened. I know I should practice them but they seem to require a perspective grid first...

>>3068807
whoops, forgot to delete that.

>>3068766
do marshall vandruff instead. he's easier and more fun. then afterward go back to scotty if you want

>>3068825
Who and where? Not OP but curious nonetheless.

>>3068830
http://marshallart.com/SHOP/all-products/all-videos/1994-perspective-drawing-series/

>>3068830
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R60e9_ofV68

this is the intro to the series, which was made much more recently than the actual videos. the actual videos are lectures from 1994, and there's a sample of that on his channel as well. if you like his teaching style and personality i'd suggest it.
it's like 6-7 hours of stuff and it's $12.
it's probably on cgpeers too.

>>3068837
>>3068840
Oh this guy. Yeah I bought his vids from his site a while back and gave a quick watch. Nice guy but I tend to be the type who like exercises for technical stuff. Will give a research though, thanks for the reminder!

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>>3068766
I understand your frustration. I really thought I could make it until I started trying to read shit. Now I feel like a fucking retard.

>>3068766


I would first read "Perspective for Comic Book Artists", "Perspective Made Easy" and "Perspective Drawing Handbook", in that order. It's kind of redundant, but I feel like seeing the same key concepts being taught in different manners, and with lots of examples/visualizations actually help one to understand them better. You can do that in a couple days and I think it's worth it.

After you've done this you probably should watch his video series for Gnomon, and check him showing and doing his perspectives sketches in practice. (https://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/instructors/scott-robertson)

THEN you read Scott's books, and bust your ass off drawing and practicing, using the already read material as reference.