Learn to plan complex 3D objects on a flat surface using orthos (straight-on views) and explore one-point perspective to make drawings look 3D. You’ll find out how architects and designers use orthographic projections (orthos) and one-point perspective to plan 3D objects on a flat surface. Orthos are straight-on views (front, side, top) that show how an object looks from different angles. But to create a 3D effect, you use one-point perspective, where lines converge to a single point on the horizon line. For example, railroad tracks appear to meet at the horizon.
Your assignment: draw your name into deep space using one-point perspective. Post your work and get feedback from the community –
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Intro
00:17 – Orthos
02:01 – From Zero to One
02:55 – One-Point Wonders
05:09 – Assignment
05:49 – Outro
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Artist | Instructor – Marshall Vandruff (
Producer – Stan Prokopenko ( Sean Ramsey ( Charlie Nicholson (
Script – Marshall Vandruff
Production Assistance – Sean Ramsey, Charlie Nicholson
Editing – Hongju Lim, Charlie Nicholson
3D Animations – Marc Felicó
Publishing – John Birchall, Alex Otis
Music Used with Permission
Intro – The Freak Fandango Orchestra
Additional music by Epidemic Sound
