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Ever wondered how artists give their drawings that realistic depth and dimension? It’s all about a fundamental technique called perspective. In this blog post, we’re taking a look at perspective, focusing specifically on the versatile two-point perspective. Perspective is what adds depth and realism to your artwork, mimicking how we perceive the world around us. […]

Imagine this: You’ve just completed a sprawling piece of art, only to be met with the limitations of your scanner—it’s just not big enough to capture the entire piece in one go. In such cases, artists often resort to scanning their artwork in multiple parts, then piecing them together afterwards. However, the process of manually

If you’ve ever wondered how to draw straight lines in Photoshop, you’re in the right place. It’s a simple process, and you don’t need to be a Photoshop expert to do it. We’re here to guide you through two simple methods to draw horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines effortlessly. Fire up Photoshop on your computer

Drawing a map can seem like a daunting task. With countless details to capture and the need for geographical accuracy, where do you even begin? Whether you’re a traditional pen-and-paper illustrator or a digital artist, I’m here to show you that creating an illustrated map is not as overwhelming as it may seem. In this

In this guide, we’ll make a rule of thirds grid without needing to use a ruler to measure the canvas, or without having to divide numbers. We’ll employ a traditional technique, favored by artists, to divide our canvas into exact thirds. This technique has been used for a very long time. What is the Rule

Hello everyone, i’m Nick and welcome to my art blog. In this post, we’re going to explore the concept of isometric perspective—a straightforward yet powerful technique that can take your art to new heights. But before we start, let’s understand why perspective is essential in art. Perspective serves as a cornerstone in art. It’s how

Ever wondered how artists make their drawings feel so lifelike, with depth and dimension that pull you in? It’s all thanks to a simple technique called perspective. This blog post is your guide to unraveling the concept of perspective, focusing on one particular type: one-point perspective. Perspective is what adds depth, scale, and that third

Scanning our sketchbook drawings opens up new possibilities, preserving our art for sharing with a wider audience. One unique aspect we encounter is the centerfold line or “gutter,” which some may consider as part of the sketchbook’s charm. However, if you prefer a seamless digital presentation or want to refine your artwork further, we’ve got