Drawing 5-Point Perspective Without a Grid

Save 15% on all Proko Original courses during our holiday sale. Deal good through January 1st - https://proko.com/browse Perspective is often seen as a strict set of rules, but it works best as a flexible tool for creativity. Peter Han demonstrates how to use five-point perspective intuitively to build a scene from Asian mythology. He skips the complex grids and relies on optical estimation to place giant floating heads and the Monkey King into a warped space. Watch More 12 Days Videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtG4P3lq8RHHLZk86evfqUCftJyG1ZMfz&si=JXhyf6bMm3rDehG7 ----- Premium Courses - https://proko.com/store Package Deals - https://proko.com/package-deals Pose Photo Sets - https://proko.com/poses Proko Apps - https://proko.com/apps FOLLOW PROKO: Email Newsletter - https://proko.com/subscribe https://instagram.com/prokotv https://twitter.com/prokotv https://tiktok.com/@prokotv https://facebook.com/prokotv https://instagram.com/peterhanstyle/ CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:42 - Linework 13:56 - Adding Value 16:04 - Darker Values 25:37 - Simple Forms 26:57 - Outro CREDITS: Artist | Instructor - Peter Han (https://peterhanstyleart.com) Producer - Stan Prokopenko (http://stanprokopenko.com), Sean Ramsey (http://peoplewhodrawstuff.com), Charlie Nicholson (https://instagram.com/shloogorgh/), Lim Hur (https://superanius.com/) Production Assistance - Patrick Bosworth (https://patrickdavidbosworth.com), Stephen Clark (https://peppermintgentleman.com), Sean Ramsey Editing - Charlie Nicholson Publishing - John Birchall, Alex Otis Music by Epidemic Sound #perspective #value #inking