Hi friends!
There is a method that can be very useful to help us draw ellipses if we don't have a model to look at or when we need a better understanding of the model we are looking at.
Start by drawing a cube with three of its faces visible in perspective. See The Cube
It is important to draw the helplines behind as well to get an idea of the volume of the cube.
Then, using the method of diagonals, divide each of the three faces into four, as shown below.
To draw an ellipse, do it in four steps as well. Imagine that they are separate angles and you must draw the arc corresponding to each angle. You will see that there are two closed arches and two more open ones, then with a little practice you will obtain the drawing of each arch separately.
Here below, the four steps to draw separately.
Drawing of the other face of the cube...
And this is the ellipse of the top face.
We have drawn a cube in perspective, so each face is a square in a perspective view, so each drawn ellipse represents a circle in a perspective view.
Maybe you could try drawing something more complex like this...
More ellipses as examples in different positions using a one-point perspective this time. See Circles
I wish you a very nice day and good exercise!
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