Then.. you know.. draw more. <3

THE BIGGER THE BETTER!

Smoking is bad for you.

draw more of it then haha

Macro is good.
Macro is great
Macro is wonderful!

Make someone big and stompy, add small buildings and people. and viola! Rampage!

Do more of it! :)

No you should draw more micro! *poses*

The point still stands. :P its still giving you a sense of scale.

but micros are still better big guy :p

DRAW MOAR MACROS! Or I'll crush you at AC next year *stomps around dramatically*

okay... then keep it up.

really? why was it never possible then to draw for me?

i know becouse i am not a dogfurr.....?

I've never quite understood the whole macro thing... >.>

It's one of those "why not?" kinda things. X3

Perspective can be quite complex, are you going for a dramatic three-point perspective from up high or down low; or are you going to try a less complex two-point or one-point perspective piece?

If you want any perspective help you can call on me!

I typically do three point perspective. I have a tendency to warp objects in that space though to enhance the look, kinda like when there's a lens on the camera.

Ah! Then I can tell you how to control the warp amount!

Typically the closer you place the points of perspective, the more warped the perspective will appear, with less warping when you set the points far from each other (multiple times the picture's size off screen). But at the same time if you put them far too close together the warping will become so severe that it will make buildings seem almost uninhabitable.

If you're talking about a fisheye lens for the 'lens on the camera', then you might want to think about curvilinear perspective, that's four and five point perspective which simulates the look that's going for properly. And in the case of four point perspective, it's the closest approximation to how the human eye perceives the world in view.

Don't worry :P I've done this before [just not in a macro sense.] XD Thanks though. I'm not going for perfection as much as I am for something generally artistic.