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4.5 Foreground Elements in Perspective
In this lesson we explore the challenging task of figuring out how to composite foreground elements into an image with established three-point perspective.
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1.Introduction
1.1Introduction02:50
1.1
Introduction
02:50
1.2Tools and Resources02:20
1.2
Tools and Resources
02:20
2.One-Point Perspective
2.1Learn: One-Point Perspective10:58
2.1
Learn: One-Point Perspective
10:58
2.2Practice: Setting Up One-Point Perspective With the Pen Tool11:22
2.2
Practice: Setting Up One-Point Perspective With the Pen Tool
11:22
2.3Apply: Working With One-Point Perspective11:22
2.3
Apply: Working With One-Point Perspective
11:22
3.Two-Point Perspective
3.1Learn: Two-Point Perspective07:59
3.1
Learn: Two-Point Perspective
07:59
3.2Practice: Paths in Two-Point Perspective11:58
3.2
Practice: Paths in Two-Point Perspective
11:58
3.3Practice: Using the Vanishing Point Filter06:18
3.3
Practice: Using the Vanishing Point Filter
06:18
3.4Apply: Drawing Out a Two-Point Perspective Scene06:52
3.4
Apply: Drawing Out a Two-Point Perspective Scene
06:52
4.Three-Point Perspective
4.1Learn: Three-Point Perspective06:28
4.1
Learn: Three-Point Perspective
06:28
4.2Practice: Using Paths in Three-Point Perspective07:29
4.2
Practice: Using Paths in Three-Point Perspective
07:29
4.3Learn: 3D Tools08:03
4.3
Learn: 3D Tools
08:03
4.4Apply: Using and Compositing in Three-Point Perspective10:21
4.4
Apply: Using and Compositing in Three-Point Perspective
10:21
4.5Foreground Elements in Perspective13:05
4.5
Foreground Elements in Perspective
13:05
5.Other Tools
5.1Other Tools09:19
5.1
Other Tools
09:19
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:48
6.1
Conclusion
01:48
