Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Trace and redraw the perspective, being precise yet loose. Use Prismacolor or Verithin color pencils. Using a copy of drawing from "perspective low horizon line", redraw the two cubes using color pencils. Add figures and other elements. The final drawing is free--hand with some straight lines as accents. Note: these techniques are based on Mike Lin's Beloose Graphic Workshop: beloose.com/. You are to apply the techniques shown in the video to your own perspective of the two cubes. This first videos shows the use of monochromatic pencils.
Trace and redraw the perspective, being precise yet loose. Use Prismacolor or Verithin color pencils. Using a copy of drawing from "perspective low horizon line", redraw the two cubes using color pencils. Add figures and other elements. The final drawing is free--hand with some straight lines as accents. Note: these techniques are based on Mike Lin's Beloose Graphic Workshop: beloose.com/. You are to apply the techniques shown in the video to your own perspective of the two cubes. This first videos shows the use of monochromatic pencils.
