Lessons:16Length:2.1 hours
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2.2 Practice: Setting Up One-Point Perspective With the Pen Tool
Now it’s time to practice using the Pen Tool in Photoshop to set up a simple one-point perspective scene. Using the Pen Tool to generate paths is an easy method to create perspective lines that are easy to edit and are not constrained by the bounds of the canvas.
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
