I was wondering if anyone had any good resources to learn about different architectures in regard to its development, history and how the environment affects it?
I do also want to be able to sketch and draw my own architectures for fun to go into my worldbuilding. What are some good videos on that?
So I recently got back into figuring out that I wanted to draw and world building, especially since now I want to be able to bring my ideas and worlds into life.
I want to be able to learn how to draw buildings based on their climate change, environment. I also want to be able to draw rooftops, texture etc, mixing together different buildings architectures.
I was just wondering what are the best resources out there that have this information. I have looked on google and YouTube but I have a hard time finding what I need since it’s all over the place.
So a year ago around this time I tried learning how to draw and since then I dropped it due to overthinking it and not being patient with myself. I treated drawing as a thing I needed to master instead of having fun. I felt guilty choosing to draw simple things like buildings and perspective instead of harder stuff since I felt like I wasn’t challenging myself and playing it safe. And it did not help that I drilled drawabox like a race instead of just using it as warmups.
Now I’ve come to realize that I wanted to learn how to draw because I wanted to create my own worlds without having to rely on someone else to do it. Like drawing architecture, people, animals and landscapes. Those are the main four I want to learn now.
What is your advice for someone who wants to get back into art as a beginner, without overwhelming themselves and learning to have fun with it?
Here is some old art I did in the past(in my opinion, perspective is what I understand the most.)