Drawing Amazing Backgrounds with Perspective - Step by Step (Udemy.com)

Cours parfait sur le thème de la perspective, plusieurs projets de A à Z avec une finalité professionnelle. Le formateur, Robert Marzullo transmet son savoir de manière idéale pour un étudiant, il y a de quoi faire ensuite pour parfaire son apprentissage, pour traduire en français ce cours en anglais (clic droit puis traduire en français), je conseille, foncez ! et merci au formateur d'avoir créé ce cours sur la perspective

This was a pretty good course i learned a lot and was able to make a lot with it thank you Marzullo for making it. Though my criticism are minor i think they could help, more enthusiasm in the voice could help and better pacing and editing i learned what i needed it was awesome!!!

This course is very helpful if you’re trying to learn perspective however, I do have some suggestions on how to make it better. 1. There should be more resources for homework after each lesson. 2. Personally, it feels like this lesson focuses more on detail rather than actual perspective. Detail is great but should not be the focal point. Remember, as an artist The most important thing is to practice. This lesson was great but it’s One of those tutorials that you just have to follow along instead of incorporate it into your own work.

The Teacher provide one with the way to think and the points one should look out for when designing a background that is the most important thing one needs the way and points to keep in mind when planing and designing maybe adding some creativity objects, texture and object shadow on another object shadow will make the lessons fully addressed

Having finished the course, I really feel like I could draw just about ANY background with confidence! Also, there is incredible value in getting to watch over the instructor's shoulder as he works on a drawing in real time. He provides lots of really useful tips and commentary along the way! And some amazing advanced techniques at the very end.

I was really happy with it. It was exactly what I was hoping to learn. He summarized what my difficulties as an artist were in the first five minutes. I thought that he separated the lessons nicely, which makes it easier to go back. I even found the artist to be a little funny.

For me this instruction is the best I've had on perspective. I've been confused for years. A traditional artist turned to digital & now there's hope for me to see the light at the end of my "tunnel" regarding perspective. Thanks Robert for your explicit instruction.

If you don't know much about how to draw background or how to use 1 - 3 point perspective effectively, this is a helpful course. The lessons are broken up into small, easy-to-digest segments while you are invited to draw along with the instructor, Robert, who is pleasant, responsive, and explains what he's doing and why. Before each scene, you'll learn about the perspective being used before the demo itself, with bonus supplemental info about inking/filling. That being said, most of the forms you'll be working with here are rectangular or cuboid, so if you're looking to practice more complex, rounded forms, they're aren't many outside whatever you choose to modify the cityscape scenes with (I tried to add people.) All in all, it's a good course to take if you are looking to try your hand at making comic/manga-style backgrounds or just want more practice with perspective lines.

Like the other courses from Robert, this one is easy to follow--definitely will take some practice to get good at implementing perspective, but all the steps are laid out very well. Sometimes it was hard to see where he was drawing because of all the guide lines. The course has helped me pay more attention to perspectives around me. Thanks, Robert!

This course contains absolutely essential knowledge of how to draw using different kinds of perspective, and the way it's organized is excellent! I wish that the 3-point perspective section didn't get so bogged down in drawing and redrawing the windows, and fixing the perspective of said windows. This is something I can understand, as an artist, that you can easily get fixated on. But it would have been better if these videos were sped up, like the inking ones, or if the measurements were "correct" to begin with. But again, I learned so much all the exercises and demonstration sections. I also discovered lots of new ways to add detail to my backgrounds, which is something I've always struggled with.