Level 4 - Perspective Made Easy
Breaking perspective down into easy to follow lessons
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"Perspective doesn't need to be difficult. I prefer to break it down into a few easy concepts that (when followed) will always give you the best results. When you understand these few principles, drawing in perspective becomes easy."
When learning how to draw, most people stumble when it comes to perspective.
That is mostly because it is usually taught in technical drawing classes, where you need to be a mathematician to be able to work it out. Artists usually don't work in this way, and so learning perspective often gets put in the "too hard" basket for artists.
It doesn't need to be difficult. When we break the concepts down, there are only a few important things to remember when it comes to perspective.
Once we understand and follow those few concepts, then drawing in perspective suddenly gets a whole lot easier.
In this course I break down those concepts into relatable lessons that are easy to follow.
This will change the way that you think about drawing and you'll be amazed at what you can achieve!
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Australian artist Murray Charteris was born in Brisbane, 1972. Predominantly working in acrylic but also with extensive experience in digital art and animation, Murray is best known for his vibrant, illustrative paintings. He has had solo exhibitions in Queensland and administered his own gallery in Hervey Bay between 2007 and 2011. Murray has had gallery representation in Brisbane and Darling Harbour, Sydney.
Murray Charteris is quickly gaining a reputation for his dynamic, energy filled fine art. His bold colours and powerful compositions come together to produce stunning artwork that is increasingly sought after.
Murray started painting at a very early age and during his childhood he has been tutored by several artists throughout Brisbane. After studying animation for 3 years at Queensland College of Art in Brisbane, Australia, Murray has made a successful career from his animation skills, creating 3D computer animation and special effects for television commercials and programs both in Australia and overseas.
On his return to Australia in 1995, Murray started work with Australia’s leading television network Channel Nine, where he quickly gained a reputation for his design. Murray was placed in charge of the Videographics department in Brisbane in 1997 and led a very strong videographics team for nearly 12 years. During this time, Murray has won a Gold World Medal in the New York Festivals and has twice been a finalist in the Australian Effects and Animation Festival.
Murray’s real passion has always been drawing and painting. In 2007, Murray re-located to Hervey Bay and devoted his time to his art, working as a full-time artist. “Painting is what I really love to do, I love to create new worlds that could only have once existed in my imagination. I like to create a feeling of energy and motion into my art and tell stories through imaginative works”.
Murray is currently working in his studio in Brisbane.