Scott robertson's how to draw or Perspective made easy by Ernest R.

[Anonymous No.4123494]

Im trying to pick a fucking book

I have basic knowledge of perspective but i dont know many advanced techniques

[Anonymous No.4123500]

>>4123494
Both

[Anonymous No.4123501]

>>4123500
>Both
As in which 1 do i fukin pick first

[Anonymous No.4123502]

Neither.
handprint.com Elements of Perspective

[Anonymous No.4123592]

>>4123501
If ur new to perspective do perspective made easy then do Scott after

[Anonymous No.4123600]

>>4123494
Marshall Vandruff's perspective videos and Gary Meyer's Gnomon Workshop videos.

[Anonymous No.4123634]

>>4123502
Although its a great source for indepth discussion of the science of perspective a lot of it isnt practical for basic artists needed and many of the great artists today dont even go that deep

[Anonymous No.4125104]

>>4123634
If you want good perspective maybe getting an in-depth look at it is smart.

How to Draw helped me a lot. Definitely worth it.

[Anonymous No.4126044]

that perspective book by Ernest is so fucken good.

[Anonymous No.4126143]

if you only had to choose between the two then i would recommend perspective made easy first, then how to draw,
scott robertson’s book expects you to have a good understanding of perspective already