Is there a painless way to get these sorts of grids in CSP? Artist is bucheu_cm.
Like I envy this understanding of space.
>>8072706 >Is there a painless way to get these sorts of grids in CSP? Artist is bucheu_cm.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89xUz9fZBXA
>>8072726Come on man surely there's no way this artist is using the ruler tool to draw every line individually. I'd ask but they don't respond. No videos on their profile either...
>>8072706>>8072707who’s the artist op?
>>8072731bucheu_cm
it's a mystery
>>8072742I don't think that's it.
>>8072745-731 here, i tried and my program doesn’t do this. i found someone a twin to your artist who constructed using similar grids in just the same colors but they just constructed their own using a typical grid off of google, duplicating it to the correct number of vanishing points, then shifting and enlarging them as needed in relation to one another. but looking closer, your artist doesn’t do this, because the first one is irregular enough it looks hand-made. like, most simply, check out the far left blue vanishing point’s radiating lines, as their frequency of expression increases to imply nearing the horizon line to imply the ceiling and floor of an interior space as the artist intends, with the height of the walls left free of blue lines.but in the second it looks like they must have either a massive copy and paste grid to produce such thin lines like a vector that aren’t pixelated when enlarging it that much, or they’re applying a simple radial vector when zoomed way out in their program that remains a vector or shape until you apply it. i use procreate now and always draw my own grids, but when i had photoshop it used to do this. sorry, tried to help as much as i could since you were kind to answer my question. if your program can create radial vectors, this should do it. i bet in some programs that can you can even control the thickness of lines and generalized number of radiating lines. wish you well
