STOP SAYING YO ART IS SHIT AND LOOK AT HOW MINE PROGRESSED OVER THE COURSE OF A FEW YEARS. THIS BOOK IS SHOWING HOW I LEARNED, SO THERE IS NO GAURUNTEE IT'LL WORK FOR YOU.
If you've managed to pass through the last two steps, congradulations!
This is where things get harder.
Seeing shapes helps us with perspective, wich will be very much associated with our three main shapes from before, if you need a reminder, it's circles, rectangles and triangles.
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Take this image as an example: we see that the shapes get smaller the further away they go.
When drawing with perspective, we need a reference point.
This can be defined as a small 'x' or dot (•) on your paper.
All your lines will be heading towards that dot or X, and will eventually join together if ever you decide to make and infinite-illusion space.
Perspective is important because it helps us to see how our drawing will either dip in towards the paper, or jump out of it.
