Abstract

Seiji Yoshida's long-awaited first book of drawings and full disclosure of his drawing techniques!

The long-awaited first collection of works by Seiji Yoshida, popular illustrator of "Monotari no Ie" and "Wandoro". In addition to new drawings, the book is packed with popular contents, cover art, and personal works. The latter half of the book includes the complete Seiji Yoshida perspective method for drawing "beautiful scenes. The definitive book on perspective drawing with the right brain! !

Contents
Gallery

Thorough Techniques of Perspective Drawing

Five principles of drawing
01 Let's forget about perspective once and for all
Drawing a background without using perspective / Drawing with the right size / Basic sizes of objects / Drawing a bird's eye view and a bird's eye view / Drawing nature in a similar way / Various techniques you can use

02 Let's try copying
Points of reproduction / Tips for reproduction / Reproduction of complex landscapes / Everyday sketches

03 Basic knowledge of perspective
What is perspective in the first place / Basics of one-point perspective / Various types of one-point perspective / Basics of two-point perspective / About eye level
Various Two-point Perspective / Basics of Three-point Perspective / Three-point Perspective and Composition / Landscape with Multiple Vanishing Points

04 Application and Practical Use of Perspective
How to draw a slope or a staircase / Perspective of a circle or a cylinder / Determining size with perspective / Dividing depth evenly / How to determine depth (angle of view) / Fisheye perspective / Natural depth / Determining perspective from a person / Perspective with a vanishing point outside the picture / Common mistakes in perspective / Differences between the human eye and perspective / Mistakes people tend to make in perspective Mistakes people tend to make in perspective / Difference between the human eye and perspective / Perspective in shadow / Perspective in mirror image / Basics of composition

Illustration Making
Making of "Dining" illustration
1. making of "Dining" indoor
2. making of "Derelicts" outdoors (nature)
Making of "Fairytale" Outdoors (artificial objects)


Atelier Introduction & Interview

Author’s Information

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