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In this 1hour webinar with artist Miyuli, she covers the basics of perspective, so that they become easier to understand and implement into your own creative work. Miyuli looks at the tools Clip Studio Paint has to offer to help solve various perspective problems and also looks at how organic forms like the human body can be defined in perspective so that it gets easier to place them into a background.
This is especially for people who struggle with rulers and measurements and want a more intuitive approach to perspective that keeps drawing fun and creative.

The FAQ portion of the webinar can be found at the end of the video.

About the Presenter:
Miyuli is a European comic artist and illustrator who has published a couple of short stories on the internet and in print. Right now she is working on a bigger project that is yet to be revealed. She also posts a lot of art tips to improve and hopefully give others helpful insights for their own creative journeys. Her art tips books can be purchased in Japanese and in English. Being confronted with perspective during her education in animation she keeps looking for ways on how to implement that knowledge into her comics.

Miyuli
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0:00:00 Housekeeping
0:01:42 Intro
0:03:45 Why do we need perspective?
0:04:33 Creating perspective rulers
0:05:28 Perspective ruler basics
0:08:28 One point perspective
0:10:30 Two point perspective
0:11:44 Where to put vanishing points
0:14:42 Lens length
0:15:54 Two point perspective examples
0:16:41 Three point perspective
0:21:03 Four point perspective
0:23:13 Isometric perspective
0:24:44 Dutch angle
0:27:08 Looking for parallels in characters
0:35:50 Foreshortening basics
0:37:29 Manga perspective
0:38:38 Perspective pointers
0:42:41 Placing 3D figures in drawings
0:46:52 Q&A
1:04:15 Wrapping up