Understanding Perspective
One of the most important skills for a landscape painter is understanding perspective. In this tutorial, Diane Bradley covers all of the basics of perspective in art. Diane explains perspective as being a way to depict the illusion of three dimensions in a two-dimensional space. Using examples from different cities, including Cartagena, Charlotte, North Carolina, Boston, and New York, Diane demonstrates how to use vanishing points to create the illusion of depth and space. She explains how the vanishing point can be selected arbitrarily and everything in the painting should lead towards it. Diane also shows how perspective can bring life and depth to a painting, making it more interesting than a flat two-dimensional piece. She emphasizes that perspective is simply a way of designating space and is an essential tool for artists to understand.
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