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How to make roman windows, additions, and a hip roof

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but this is the second video for the students that we're doing the empty sea poster so we're going to go ahead and do some of the that the First videos in the show you the first video issued you a lot of information so I hope you watched it a few times we're going to do the same thing we're going to make another box this when the box is going to be a little different but the way we made it is exactly the same we're going to make it be below the horizon  so that can make a lot of these things fit  so again just remember follow the two rules vertical lines are always parallel diagonal lines are always going to the left or the right vanishing point can you hear me another box again following the same rules as before erase all these extra lines so that it can look clean  Champion a couple of these we're going to do we're going to do a Roman window which is very similar to a regular window set the top part is always round and is not just gas there's a very specific way and you can tell when you don't do it right or when you just breathe it you cannot we had that you have to have a plan you're going to make a very large window that actually will look like a door but it's the same thing so I'm picking my Heights of this window which is going to be a door  but the process is the same so it's a rectangle just like the door from earlier what we're going to do with it as we're going to first make an ex just so that we can find the center  and through the center we're going to have it go to play vanishing point to the right and through the center again vertically up and down so now we divided everything into 4 equal parts where can you race DX  you can see the four equal parts just like we did with the windows there so now we do have some free hand to but we have guidelines it tells us where the curves are going to be so freehand this so that it looks like a round perfect half circle which is what this is  says all parts are equal it's like a pizza pie it has to be nice and smooth if you free hand in it doesn't look good it looks horrible so now you can go ahead  erase the corners erase all the lines inside not just so you can see we can make this look like a turn off I could just put my pencil here line it up to the vanishing point and Bam it looks like a tunnel but we're not we're not doing the tunnel we're making a window which is going to end up seeing the door so just like we did before here and the window connected to the vanishing point with a short line  then here we go vertical but because the top is round and make sense that the inside is also round so we need to mimic and copy the curvature as neatly as if it doesn't look right it chances are it's not right so we're done with that part and then we go back here and connect it going to that vanishing point and that part we are done so now I got a couple of other things to do we could do this by freehanding but we need to have a really good estimate of it so I want you to imagine dividing this space between here and here into three equal parts which we can easily do using this technique you can also estimate so if I want to make it into equal parts then we know that it would be around here for one in the second one would be roughly there so I broke it down into 1/2 ft 3 Copart and you notice that they do get slightly smaller it's supposed to look that way it's what I'm do with it cuz I want to go ahead and on the top  draw a line going to the vanishing point same thing here money that I divide the space here on the on the left but also on the top you should see one two three parts now but I'm going to cut it in half so to do that there's a couple of weeks I could do what I did here and make an axe but it's going to be too messy here so I'm going to do it here on one of these three rectangles that stop connect to corners  very lightly  and where are they both meats that are center now we can go across the top of our building here so now we can go ahead and erase the X again this might be a lot to absorb in our first two videos  but what you need to do is go back and watch it again and watch it again and that's how we learn is not going to be the time and boom we got it all right so right here where these to me and we're these to me we're going to make lines going vertically up just like we did here make sure that they're parallel  and do the same thing with this one make sure that they're vertical and parallel and I give those are apexes so you pick the height that we I'm going to peek see here so that's my first Apex we're going to note it with an A.1 we don't know where 8 to is until we connected to Vanishing points Apex number 2 if you remember Apex means the top of anything so the top of a mountain is it to Apex so now we are apexes we can connect them to our corners  one  the other one the last one Arambam so I'm going to go ahead and erase so that you can see this  this is Polly the second most popular or common so you can see that this part of the roof slopes it is not vertical like this one slopes back and the one in the back part also snoops back so it's going to slide when the rain hits is going to slide on all four sides on this the rain only slides on two sides and never touches here or the back here all four sides have rain that can slide off just to get an idea I can little markings here I'm estimating here and these all go to the vanishing point and I will give you an idea  at what the roof looks like you can see it there and the other side scores goals this site and these lines here I think really help and being able to see the angle in which the roof sloping so you can see it as well that right here is called a hip  Ruth I don't know why it's called the but that's the name given to it so there's a lot of other things you can do I want to show you how to do an addition so depending on what side you in addition what you can do is basically make a line going to the vanishing point to the right  and then you're going to make a line so you need something that has two lines to start so that's one way and then from each of these three points one two three we're going to go to the vanishing point all three of these points to the vanishing point  and really what this is is another way of making a box it's just doing it out of order so you decide how far this box is sticking away from the wall I'm choosing that  and once you meet that decision and everything else were to wasn't you play where these to meet that sells me where that box ends and right here of course disconnect to that vanishing point  and so you may be asking what is that that's a weird looking box sticking out of there will maybe we're looking at the back of the house and simply is events or an air conditioning unit so basically everything that we see can be made out of boxes  so it doesn't have a lot hotels but that's kind of what we can do with that for right now that's where we're going to finish at I'm going to make another video and I'll post it the next day but I think this enough to get you started so stop the video rewind it watch it again you don't even have to listen to what I'm saying you can just see it but just seeing it is not enough then yeah go ahead and play the audio over and over until you can repeat it on your own easily without any hesitation

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