Alright guys welcome back for more drawing 101 stuff. Today we're going to work on the linear perspective. Alright LINER perspective is P-E-R-S-P-E-C-T-I-V-E. Alright LINER perspective this is our outdoor landscape model for everything that we draw when we're dealing with outdoor perspective or outdoor design. So first things first blank piece of paper typically we can do this on the horizontal set of the vertical and do another vertical just so we can go ahead and do our setup for our basic stuff. Alright in the middle of page going from left to right. Do the horizon line. That's what this line is right here. So left to right just a simple line going from side to side. Don't want to make it too dark because we can add detail or stuff on top of it later just so we have something down. Alright I do want you to label it though. As I said before this is going to be just an outline so we're not putting a major amount of detail. We're just adding a or just a how to blueprint so you know what this thing is. Alright the horizon line that's what this line is from once I do another. I know that line I'm going to put dot. Okay from that dot do one more arrow. And this is called the vanishing point. I'll hold this up so we can all read it really real simply. The horizon line and the vanishing point now the horizon line is where the sky touches the ground. Alright if you're sending outside out at the beach looking out at the ocean. The horizon line is the imaginary line or the line that visibly you can see that is where the ocean is touching the sky out in the extreme distance. Alright now from the vanishing point we're going to do two diagonal lines going down south. One. Two. Make sure you're sketching out your lines. You're not doing solid lines sketch them out. That is one of those key things that I'm trying to instill with you. Alright after we got a little road down there we're going to do some mountains to show atmospheric space so we can see that there is a distance that we have our road here. Mountains in the background to help fill in the open space. Now in the mountains watch how I'm doing going up take a bend come south. No fewer than three no more than seven don't want to make it look like a massive we're crazy mountain range. And one thing I do want you guys to take part in knowing is that when I did my mountains notice how there's some space that I left some open space in between each of the mountains. This way I can come back and either I can have fog or I can add some sort of additional items up there so that I have that space because as I'm drawing a pen I can't erase it just want to make sure that everything is covered. Alright next point. Alright let's go down to our three levels. Okay on the right or sorry left side of your paper up here we have a horizon on on the left side of the paper we're going to do three words. Alright this is going to be our labeling for where items are to go in the drawing back here in the back which is close to the vanishing point this is our background. Things that are located in the middle this is this is the middle ground. Things that are located here in the front is the it's not front ground because I know about four people in the room we're thinking about it and either two of you have set it to one another. It's not the front ground it is the foreground F O R E ground because front ground is sound weird. Alright so foreground F O R E ground middle ground M I L D D L E and background B A C K ground. Okay now a couple things we do need it over real quick. Alright the sun. Alright let's talk about the sun real quick. Alright usually a sun is this little thing that sits up in the sky has some lines come around some people even put a smiley face on it that's a sun. We don't know what that is now we got to talk about middle school now my middle schoolers grab a fresh one middle schoolers need to know that you are of all you are no longer in elementary school so I'm going to draw a couple of these real quick you just need to watch you do not need a copy however you do need to know what this is. Alright so we got the mountain range over the side there if on your paper you do one of these what's that a sun that's what most of you are saying here's the thing with the sun. The sun is not in the corner of the sky right now it's a sun upper down up because it's daylight outside. If you never draw this again that's fine today you're going to draw a sun however you're not going to do this because if I see this sun. Don't do that now moving on to our another example this landscape this landscape here we're going to put the sun over the mountains or we could set it up here in the sky like this. These are natural these are normal looks like mountains maybe a little more round. Okay these are normal things why because this stuff exists in nature I can go outside and I can see the mountain the sun setting behind something or I can go outside and I can see the sun sitting up here in the sky but if the sky is blue and the grass is green I know that it's daytime if this is dark like a purple or a black and down here we have a dark green or a blueish green grass I'm assuming that it's nighttime. I don't need to see one of these however I do want you to know how to illustrate properly. All right let's go over the next thing. What's that? Some of you thinking that's a cloud some of you were saying oh that's how to do my clouds Mr. G clouds to do my clouds like this. Okay two things one this is not a cloud this. It is a sheet that is setting up in your sky which makes no sense. This this can be a cloud however I'm going to resist a stronger to come by and do this because they look like the Mario clouds that you see in Mario. Okay for the clouds I want you to produce you're doing this all my pen is doing is going from left to right just like this. All I want you to do is the exact same thing except you're going to arc it around to create a sky a cloud shape. Copy this onto your paper. Now we have actual atmosphere clouds. The closer you make the lines together if you can make them small and make them make the lines tight together. Like this it does look a lot better for time sake I'm just doing it roughly just so you guys can get the basic shape. Give you guys a couple of seconds to copy that down and then we're moving on. All right switching it back to make sure that you got a couple clouds. Locate in the top up here in the sky for yourself. You can tuck the sun behind the clouds perfectly fine we see that out in nature. Think about what exists in the sky right now we can tuck a sun back here just like that mountain setting. All right now this is your light source so the light is coming in this direction so when we put in a few shapes down here to show our atmosphere space make sure that you're corresponding to the correct light. All right square triangle circle light coming from this way so if I was to shade this I'm going to shade the beard color in the oval might want to make it come back this way a little more. There's my circle must here. We're going to a little more up on this one throw line down there's my pyramid match the shape color it in. From last one my cube. Dock it back one two three connect one two match the shape. Good to go now the one last thing I want to mention is this all my lines are going towards the vanishing point if your lines are not going towards the vanishing point you are going to have a jacked up in your perspective so make sure you got a cover later.