Do any of you have any tips for drawing and imagining figures in 3D space? Whenever I draw there is no sense of actual perspective or foreshortening and everything looks flat.
Lay down some vanishing points and maybe a horizon line.
There are huge video tutorials on perspective on cgpeers. And a ton of books in the art book thread.
>>2492473
Draw (or imagine, if you can) simple geometric primitives in perspective and build forms within them. It works for Kim Jung Gi. This question really doesn't deserve its own thread.
That dog has such a beautiful smile
>>2492473
why draw from imagination when you can draw actual people? stop being a shut-in and go find people to draw. your imagination sucks and will never get better and even if you learn to fake it you'll be samefacing into eternity wishing you'd learned to actually draw XD /ic/ sucks
>>2492473
Just draw as much as you possibly can. Deconstruct everything into shapes until it clicks, and I promise it will. People talk about it like this is basic stuff but it does take some time and it's totally normal to not understand it immediately. Perspective Made Easy is a good book for understanding perspective, but you don't necessarily need it to understand 3d forms, just drawing from life will get you there, and that book will take you further.
