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fae
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A'right... I know the general perspective stuff... but i still suck at it... any suggestions/help? some of you guys really rock.
perspective such as... i guess partially geometric stuff too - buildings, etc. maybe i've just not had enough practice w/ it. i dunno, but i really do suck at seeing it and at really making it work.
also i guess for organic stuff, and other junk... dunno =\
thx.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 1:36 am |
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i'll suggest to use 3d softwares like Maya V5 or 3d Studio Max. I like Maya cuz it's user friendly interface.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:11 am |
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Maya... USERFRIENDLY? 
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| Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 2:23 am |
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fae ... maybe say what you call "general perspective stuff"!?
Some people think they know the basics after learning how to draw cubes in an isometric view.
I think if you have a hard time with "seeing it" then it's probably something basic that you have to learn.
Probably it'll be easier to say something when you write a bit more about what you already know.
Now I can only post that link ... maybe you find something helpful there ...
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8381
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fae
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| Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 7:11 am |
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thx andy-
well i think one thing is the lack of practice...
but one point perspective, two point, three point - i know of those stuff... and know how to 'set it up' if i were to be drawing it all out - but sometimes if i want a certain building or whatever at a diff. angle and stuff, i have trouble deciding how exactly to stick it in right... or it ends up looking funny to me... maybe that's just me... i dunno. also, i have issues drawing the perspective of say people or other organic stuff to fit in w/ the bg perspective. and I have issues seeing what point of perspective there is in a pic sometimes when i'm drawing if i didn't pre-determine the perspective, etc...
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