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Hi Tony,
Thank you so much for your reference letter. I received the offer from UBC
Environmental Design Program! Your courses really helped with my portfolio. Especially the museum project, it made my portfolio stronger and more complete. Additionally, remember you persuaded me from quitting the application last time we met in the hallway? You have no idea know how much I appreciate that.
Best, K.G.
There are many perspective videos on this site. This video is a fairly brief treatment of 1, 2, and 3 point perspective in overview. More detailed treatments, such as, cylindrical and spherical perspective can be found in the Perspective Category.
You can purchase or make grids of various kinds and use them as underlays for your perspective drawing. They break down into ‘exterior grids’ for FORMS and ‘interior grids’ for SPACES. You can google images of these to get the idea of the variety. I have used these quite a lot and they are one of the 4 major ways of doing ‘measured’ perspectives, perhaps the quickest for many projects:
1 – computer (try Sketchup),
2 – photoperspective (see the many vids on this on this site – use the Search Box),
2 – Plan Projection (also use the search Box);
3 – Underlay Grids. I plan more videos on this in future.