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04/27/24(Sat)05:10:12 No.16148199
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Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)05:10:12 No.16148199 Archived
Help me out. I am trying to teach myself to draw and I want to study proper perspective in order to do it.

I'm having trouble trying to rotate a cube by its axis. By drawing the elipse at the base I have an Idea where should the 45° angle of the corner lie (blue line), but I don't know how to figure out where to cut it so the figure keeps the same size but in perspective. Anyone has an idea how to do it? I tried reading some book called "Viewpoints" but it was garbage that didn't explain shit, to be solved in a classroom as part of a course.
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Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)05:57:47 No.16148225
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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40222341-the-complete-guide-to-perspective-drawing

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