Yoshida Seiji Art Works and Perspective Technique

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

This is the long-awaited first collection of works by Seiji Yoshida, the popular illustrator behind works such as "Story House" and "One-Draw." In addition to new illustrations, it's packed with popular content, cover art, and personal works. The second half of the book includes a complete guide to Seiji Yoshida's perspective method for drawing "beautiful scenes." The definitive guide to drawing perspective with your right brain!!!

[Contents]
■Gallery

■Perspective Techniques in Depth

■5 Drawing Rules
01 Forget Perspective for a While
Drawing Backgrounds Without Perspective / Matching Size / Basic Object Sizes / Try Drawing Oblique and Bird's-Eye Views / Drawing Nature Representation / Various Useful Techniques

02 Let's Try Copying
Key Points for Copying / Tips for Copying / Copying Complex Landscapes / Everyday Sketches

03 Perspective Basics
What is Perspective? / One-Point Perspective Basics / Various One-Point Perspectives / Two-Point Perspective Basics / About Eye Level /
Various Two-Point Perspectives / Three-Point Perspective Basics / Three-Point Perspective and Composition / Landscapes with Multiple Vanishing Points

04 Practical Applications of Perspective
Portraying Nature with Perspective / Cloud Perspective / Drawing Slopes and Stairs / Perspective of Circles and Cylinders / Determining Size with Perspective / Dividing Depth Evenly / Determining Depth (Regarding the Angle of View) / Fisheye Perspective / Natural Depth / Determining Perspective from a Person / Perspective with an Off-Screen Vanishing Point / Common Mistakes in Perspective / Differences Between the Human Eye and Perspective / Shadow Perspective / Mirror Perspective / Basics of Composition

■Illustration Making
Original Illustration Making
1. Making of "Dining" Indoors
2. Making of "Derelicts" Outdoors (Natural Objects)
3. Making of "Fairytale" Outdoors (Man-Made Objects)

■Atelier Introduction & Interview