When you start to get used to drawing with perspective, have you ever had the experience of drawing correctly along the lines of perspective, but for some reason the picture ends up distorted at the edge of the screen? This is because perspective is actually a curve, and perspective makes it easier to draw by making it straight.
Perspective is a drawing method that is only effective within the range of the human visual field, with only gentle curves in the perspective lines. This is quite important, but it's not often taught in manga drawing books, so I decided to write about it. It's for intermediate learners.
One, two, and three point perspective cannot be used in all situations.
You can't draw everything using three point perspective just because the bigger the better.
Choose the appropriate perspective depending on the background you want to draw.
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