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Architectural Illustration with Watercolor

Basics of perspective drawing

A course by Gonzalo Ibáñez , Watercolorist and Architect

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About the video: Basics of perspective drawing

Overview

“In this lesson I will explain how to make an architectural drawing in perspective from beginning to end, going through the main axes of its process: structure, perspective and development.”

In this video lesson Gonzalo Ibáñez addresses the topic: Basics of perspective drawing, which is part of the Domestika online course: Architectural Illustration with Watercolor. Discover perspective drawing techniques and learn how to capture light and shadow.

Partial transcription of the video

“Fundamentals of perspective drawing We'll see the fundamental concepts of perspective drawing. It's important to know about perspective, because as artists, one of the big challenges has always been to illustrate depth on paper or a flat medium. First we'll analyze the structure. I'll show you the horizon line. Horizon line Horizon line refers to that line that is just at eye level and where all the perspectives are coming together. We should also mention that there's only one in an image. To explain it better, I'll use the example I have in my notebook. The horizon line is also called the ...”

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Course summary for: Architectural Illustration with Watercolor

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (699)
13924 students
5 units
16 lessons (2h 47m)
11 downloads

Category
Illustration
Areas
Architectural Illustration, Drawing, Sketchbook, Sketching, Traditional illustration, Watercolor Painting

Gonzalo Ibáñez

A course by Gonzalo Ibáñez

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Watercolorist and Architect

Gonzalo Ibáñez is an artist who specializes in watercolor landscapes. The difficulty and spontaneity of this technique captivated him in such a way that it became his main form of expression.

He studied architecture at the University of Chile (2017) and holds a diploma in aesthetics and philosophy from PUC (2018). He has participated in festivals and group exhibitions internationally, such as the Kosovo Biennial and the Fabriano Acquarello festival in Italy. He has also won several awards at festivals such as the Mini Castra 2020 in Slovenia and the IWS Chile Viña del Mar 2020.