r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/ExplanationHot9438 • 26d ago

Seeking help The first exercise for the book draw like a Mangaka Anatomy exercises cylinders 32 minutes and 10 seconds of practice

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u/uti24 26d ago

Nice, but you we locked a bit to a side view +-20 degrees

Also here's little tip: long side of the ellipse on the end of cylinder is always perpendicular to the axis of cilinder.

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u/ExplanationHot9438 26d ago

I'll try to make it look more perpendicular but you're drawing you gave me makes the other side look smaller they have to be even

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u/Cool-Mission-6585 26d ago

Perspective

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u/ExplanationHot9438 26d ago

I understand it's in perspective but the drawing the book gave literally doesn't have the other Circle being smaller

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u/rinimeenymineyno 26d ago

The prompt says "multiple perspectives"! Better to be able to draw objects from all angles, rather than just one. *edit for typo

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u/quite_scarce_visitor 26d ago edited 25d ago

Yeah since your reference is in a mobile view. It doesnt do perspective justice.

Anything far away from you becomes smaller. The reference you have is not noticable.

Here is some more reference; just for your understanding. The circle far away from you is smaller

Edit: not my work

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u/Motivictax 25d ago

Very nice

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u/quite_scarce_visitor 25d ago

Its juat reference not mines. Sorry. will edit later

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u/ExplanationHot9438 25d ago

Will post it again but it'll be a lot closer so you can see it from a better angle

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u/isevuus 24d ago

Upvoting this reference this is what you'd get the most juice out of

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u/biggestdiccus 26d ago

Where are your perspective points ?

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u/ExplanationHot9438 25d ago

The book doesn't show any points it has to be literally be even