[seth1]

Could some one do a paint over with prespective points? I was trying to figure it out for my self but im a noob at prespective

Hears my try>>

[sweetums]

Could someone? Yes.
Would someone, probably not.
Do a web search for art perspective tutorial, read up on it, and draw them yourself. You'll learn more than someone doing it for you, and will see results MUCH sooner than waiting for someone else to do it for you...
Start here.
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[IDrawGirls]

I think people would consider helping. I kinda don't see why you'd want that.
What do you need it for? You think you'd learn something if there were perspective grids?

Maybe write a bit more about what exactly you want to know.

[see]

i think its all said

[3Demon]

I'm in one of those moods tonight so this is what I made up.



The problem a lot of people have is that they try and place the vanishing points on the image and in this image they're off to the sides. If you follow the basic flow of the image, along paths and roof gutters, you'll work out where everything is and where everything comes to a point. This is a lot easier wirth environment images. This image pretty much has a 2 point perspective for all intensive purposes and I just tried to show that with a quick extension. Hope this helps somewhat and if you want a good idea about perspective Feng's DVD about environment thumbnails is excellent showing these basic perspectives. The best thing would just be to draw some cubes and other basic objects to see how they flow. There are a lot of sites on the internet that deal with this as well.

Scott Robertson has some good information on this in his tutorials, since a lot of this is design oriented.
http://www.drawthrough.com/tutorials/index.html

edit: looks like I was beaten to it

[sweetums]

So, Seth,
Now that you've gotten not one, but two people to draw it out for you, and a couple of educational references to boot, what have you learned (beyond the fact that posting a picture and asking someone to do the work for you can almost guarantee someone (or two) will rise to the bait)?
Are you now able to figure out perspective better? Do you understand the two solutions that were given you? Or will you just use the results without so much as a "thank you?"

Not to rag on you, but too many people use others to do research and results for them, with the simple excuse of "I'm a noob, and don't know how to do this," rather than make any attempt to learn how to do whatever is their quest. They then post on a myriad of forums, until the "I'll do it for you to be helpful" folk not only figure out the process, but post the results so that all the noobs have to do is cut and paste, and go their merry little way...I'm always interested in what the final motive and results are of such parasitic requests...
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[Capt. Fred]

go easy on the guy.

nothing wrong with learning by asking questions and having people answer them.

[seth1]

I thank all you guys for your help and links there very much appricated...

3Demon: Thnaks man, i get it now i was trying to put the whole thing on one page instead of viewing it how you did.... Thats really help full...

see: Thank you very much to... Thanks though

Capt. Fred: I like people being like that it really helps me out....

sweetums: I thank you for your for links and words... I have learned alot and, i only posted because i was stumped... I dident really think any body was going to post a reply, and i am really greatfull that they did. It help me out a ton... For studying prespective i will review those links therly and draw and practice them and i study alot on things from google and books i got quite a few books at home at the moment and one on prespective but it just shows the history of it not how to view it and learn... I was not hoping for people to do the research and every thing i jsut was very stumped and was having trouble so i posted, i dident think it was a bad idea... I my self i draw paint study every day i look around places and try to figure out how the prespective would work were is the horizonal line were is the vanishing point is etc..... I was not using "I am a noob" as an excuse either maybe i should of worded it different but i dident...