DarkLored's Notes: The Horizon Line

This is a new note series I'll upload every now and then when I find something useful for myself in regards to drawing.

Key fact to take from this, is that the horizon line is always static at the viewer's eye level, which means that it never /ACTUALLY/ moves in perspective. Even if the viewer were to crouch or something the horizon line would still remain in the center, the only time it moves away from the center of the screen is when the viewer is moving his eyes down or up accordingly. However, even though it appears like the horizon moved up or down, it only appears that way but it actually is still at the same place it was originally.

You can learn a lot about perspective by trying to rationalize why it works in your head, it'll allow you to make discoveries that you probably otherwise would not have thought of.