Exploring Alien Perspective in Drawing

Miss V from Make a Mark Studios guides viewers through creating a perspective drawing from an alien's point of view. The tutorial covers materials needed, drawing Earth and buildings with vanishing points, adding exaggerated and distorted elements, detailing, and inking. The video concludes with coloring options and encourages creativity.

What is the first step in starting your perspective drawing?

• Adding windows to the buildings

• Tracing a circle for the Earth

• Drawing the moon and stars

• Inking the drawing

What materials are needed for this drawing?

• Digital tablet

• Oil pastels and black paper

• Pencil, sharpies, ruler, white paper, and a circular object

• Watercolors and ink

How many vanishing points are used in this drawing?

• Two

• One

• Three

• Four

What is the purpose of the vanishing points in this drawing?

• To add color

• To divide the paper

• To create depth and perspective

• To outline the buildings

What technique is used to add exaggeration and distortion to the buildings?

• Using a ruler

• Adding more windows

• Drawing curved lines

• Erasing pencil marks

What is used to create the exaggerated and distorted buildings?

• Watercolors

• Curved and straight lines

• Straight lines only

• Digital effects

What outer space elements are added to the drawing?

• A comet

• A galaxy spiral

• A sun with rays

• A moon with craters

How are the clouds depicted in relation to their position in outer space?

• Only behind the buildings

• The same size throughout

• Smaller as they are closer to Earth

• Larger as they are closer to Earth

What is the final step in completing the drawing?

• Adding structural lines

• Sketching the initial circle for Earth

• Erasing unnecessary pencil marks

• Drawing the second vanishing point

How is the drawing finalized?

• By adding a black paper background

• By framing the drawing

• By using oil pastels

• By scanning and adding digital color