Learn The Power of Linear Perspective

Drawing cityscapes, landscapes, scenes or even basic cubes or pyramids can be challenging to an artist. The solution is perspective drawing. This is the next step in your journey to learn to draw and paint. Perspective will help you draw any object or scene by explaining why it looks the way it does so you can then draw. Though this is the beginning concepts of perspective it will solve many of your most fundamental drawing obstacles.

This drawing class gives you the finest instruction from the comfort of your own home. Access the class as much as needed.

Why Learn Perspective

Perspective affects everything in the world around us. If you try to draw the world around you with knowing how perspective affects the objects it can be very difficult. By learning perspective you will be able to analyze the challenges perspective presents with and then more easily find the solutions to draw the scene effectively. Understanding perspective is the path to intermediate and advanced drawing. It will change how you see and draw the world around you.

What You Will Learn

In this class we explore the foundations of perspective to push your drawing skills to the next level. We study concepts of 1 point, 2 point and 3 point perspective. We explore the principles of identifying vanishing points and the horizon line. We continue learning about circles and how perspective affects them so we can draw the more accurately. We also learn to draw basic houses and many other objects using these perspective drawing principles.

These are Pre-recorded Videos

This is a study at your own pace online learning class. Watch the pre-recorded videos and draw using the concepts that are taught. The more you draw the more you will learn.

As a seasoned educator with over two decade of experience in the visual arts, Kevin McCain has been dedicated to helping students unlock their artistic potential through the principles of linear perspective.

Kevin's passion for linear perspective is rooted in his belief that it is a foundational tool that enables artists to translate three-dimensional space onto a two-dimensional plane accurately. His commitment to this discipline is evident in his personal artwork, which often explores the interplay of depth, shape, and form, all grounded in the technical precision of perspective drawing. As an instructor, he strives to inspire his students with the same enthusiasm that he brings to his own practice, ensuring that each student leaves his course with a solid grasp of perspective techniques and the confidence to apply them in their own artistic endeavors.