/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4844639
Like, how did you not get it?!
I dunno, I guess because I got into art from being curious about perspective puts me at a different place. I got into art after seeing a post about Elements of Perspective while I was going through Euclid's Elements.
So my initial background of art was strictly technical linear perspective coming directly from analytical geometry.
Like I am sitting here right now looking at the CoV section in Scott's book and questioning how one would not understand.
By the way, you don't need to know CoV...like at all. You don't need to know measuring point, CoV, etc, it is not that useful when doing standard illustrations.
I got into art in that technical way and I do not use a majority of the lessons I learned about it.
>does this object look distorted
>ah just move the VPs out a bit
>good enough
No one is going to measure your work and go WOW LOOK HIS WINDOW HERE IS 1.5 METERS WIDE AND THE ONE 35 METERS RECEDED INTO SPACE IS ACTUALLY 2 METERS WIDE
Learning how thinks look intuitively is far more important