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    AERIAL PERSPECTIVE DRAWING LESSONS : How to Draw The Birds Eye View with Atmospheric Perspective Tutorials

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    Aerial and Four Point Lineal Perspective on Location (en plein air)

    Aerial and Four Point Lineal Perspective on Location (en plein air)

    This is me or you lining up a painting to an image sixty degrees wide on the horizon line. The horizon line is your eye level. Directly above our canvas support is the bottom of our painting image.

    Aerial Perspective - Drawing Atmospheric Perspective

    Aerial Perspective - Drawing Atmospheric Perspective

    Aerial or atmospheric perspective has not always been the ingrained part of visual vocabulary that it is for modern artists.

    How to Draw a Bird's Eye View

    How to Draw a Bird's Eye View

    A bird's eye view is the view of a subject from above, such as from an airplane or the top of a staircase. Other terms used to describe a bird's eye view include "aerial view" or "aerial viewpoint". Overhead view is another word to describe a bird's eye view; however it suggests a less lofty vantage point, such as seen in a video or computer game.

    Linear and Aerial Perspective

    Linear and Aerial Perspective

    These are some of the tools I use to help me draw circular shapes in the right perspective. They are called ellipse templates, or circle and ellipse guides, and are available at most art supply stores or college book stores.

    Differences in Perspective : Aerial and Linear (PDF)

    Differences in Perspective : Aerial and Linear

    Aerial perspective is more subtle. It is of great use in painting landscapes and suggesting distance.

    Investigating Aerial Perspective

    Investigating Aerial Perspective

    Leonardo was fascinated by the atmosphere and by its effects on the colors and distinctness of distant objects. Though other artists had already begun to create some of these effects in their work, Leonardo was the first to make careful measurements and suggest rules for applying them realistically in painting. He called the subject aerial perspective.

    Aerial Perspective - Yet just as the landscape painter must master linear perspective if he or she is in any way involved in the rendering of manmade structures, conversely, we might think of aerial perspective as the use of perspective to draw God-made or natural elements in a landscape.

    Aerial and Linear Perspective - The use of perspective in a photograph can really help to draw the viewers’ attention and produce dramatic and dynamic pictures. An understanding of the way different perspectives work can greatly help you to improve the composition of a photograph.

    How to Paint Aerial Perspective in Landscapes - Paint mixing techniques and edge softening, like the painting process used by Leonardo da Vinci, creates aerial perspective in landscape paintings.

    MORE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING TUTORIALS

    Basic Perspective Lessons for 1, 2, 3 Point Perspective Drawing Tutorials

    One Point Perspective Drawing Lessons

    Two Point Perspective Drawing Lessons

    Three Point Perspective Drawing Lessons

    Multiple Point Perspective (4pt, 5pt, 6pt) - Curvilinear

    Forshortening Drawing Lessons

    Linear / Aerial Perspective Drawing Lessons

     

     

     

     

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