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This tutorial is new. It includes additional notes and will replace the preview version, as it includes one through three point perspective and other things....

Murr... I haven't signed on in months, but I thought I might upload a little somethin' somethin' for you before I lose my internet. So yeah, I won't be replying to notes, comments et cetera, but I hope you will enjoy this tutorial.

Heh, lots of typos I'm sure. u__u Careful before you download; the image is around 15 thousand pixels high.

D.A. LUV,
Sasha Lynn Stowers

UPDATE: Thanks very much for support via faves and comments. I'm also really happy to get a DD for a tutorial (my favorite devs.)

For those of you using this for classes or as a teaching aid: I'm happy you find this so useful. I don't mind if you use this as an outline for your work. But if you could credit me with the text, point your students to my website or DA page that'd be awetastic. Also, if you could provide me some info where you are teaching it (name of school, location, etc.) or pictures of your students using my text that be great : ) I'd like to combine these and other tutorials into a mega thick book, and I think it would helpful when I create a book proposal.

Thanks very much,
Sasha Lynn Stowers

I make my tutorials for free, but if you enjoy my tutorials and want to donate some funds for gas, art books, and such, I would appreciate it. [link]

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mayshing's perspective tutorial---> [link]
helpful stuff in my gallery---> [link]
the lineart tutorial---> [link]
the penciling tutorial---> [link]
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Given 2008-08-30
The Perspective Tutorial by =sashas is an extremely thorough and detailed tutorial that will guide you through the many areas of creating a dimensional perspective to your drawings while at the same time give you a greater understanding of depth and space as normally perceived by the eye.A must read for those who find hard to obtain a three-dimensional result while working on a flat surface. ( Featured by `znow-white )
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Oh holy cow, Your explanation on perspective is so easy to understand. You broke it down for me and suddenly I get it. I was struggling with perspective for quite a while. Thank you thank you thank you I'm going to go practice now! Thank you.
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Mood: Tender ~Continei May 8, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I have a few books named "The Basics of Drawing", "Learn to Draw", "School of Drawing and Painting" and so on. In each book there're at least a few pages describing perspective. I've been strugling to understand them since I get the books (I was like... eight years old?). I gave up recently, because I'm sixteen now and it just didn't work. And you know what? I typed "perspective tutorial" in the dA search option - the first deviation that has appeared was yours. I want to say... thank you, everything seems so clear now. You did a wonderful job.
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~TheSyrin Apr 16, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Great help and very easy to understand!!
Thank you~<3
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Mood: Joy ~chibachiaki Mar 27, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
this really helped me alot..:D
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:iconchildren7:
This is WONDRFUL! I am struggling to understand and this is SO helpful!:clap:
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Mood: Joy ~galvezs Mar 3, 2013  Student Digital Artist
Really helpful!
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~JessicaRowe Feb 26, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
this is so incredibly helpful, I would have been shocked if this did not have a DD. Super amazing, thanks.
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:icontienbu:
Hi there thanks for the help.

I have a quick question regarding three point perspective.

How to draw objects that are non parallel. Example books on a table that are turned at an angle of 45.

I'm stuck can't find any examples on internet.

Etienne
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=Empty-Frames Feb 5, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
This is fantastic. So easy to follow. I gained more from this one tutorial, than 5 years of doing art in school. You have amazing talent.
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:iconspace-lord:
Very helpful tutorial, I followed it all the way through and didn't get stuck once. You have a fresh way of writing which made it very easy to follow. Great stuff
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