Perspective in Landscape Drawing
Patrick Connors
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1:49
- In-depth Instruction; over 195 mins
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Meet Patrick Connors
20:32
Patrick introduces himself, discusses pictorial depth and introduces you to masterpiece works of art that use perspective.
Tools & Supplies
24:54
Get the most out of your drawing tools -- sketchbooks, pencils, erasers and more -- and how to store your artwork.
Perception & Misperceptions
22:44
Learn the perceptions and misperceptions of achieving space and depth using line, tone and detail.
The Albertian Veil
32:42
Learn to make and use a tool for analyzing space -- the Albertian veil.
Landscape Drawing & More Tools
24:13
Draw a landscape while using a cone of vision, a plumb line, a measure stick and other helpful tools.
The Layout of the Land
19:50
Consider the relative space and orientation between objects in your landscape.
Atmospheric Perspective
49:46
Learn how light, midtone and shadow can be used to achieve atmospheric perspective.
A seasoned instructor of linear perspective, Connors shares a brief overview of the significance and history of perspective in art, then leads you through a series of drawing exercises designed to strengthen your perceptual skills and explore compositional strategies. You’ll see how these strategies have been employed by other artists and learn how to make your own compositional tools. Using a model landscape, you’ll refine your ability to visualize a scene then explore atmospheric perspective by building up a sketch with tonal masses. Add depth to your work with Connors’ guidance and personal feedback.
Patrick Connors
Patrick Connors is an award-winning easel painter and a graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. His drawings and paintings are exhibited across the country, as well as internationally in both private and public collections. Patrick has taught linear perspective at the Graduate School of the New York Academy of Art, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art: Manhattan and Rome Programs.
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