Hello everybody and welcome to Two Point Perspective, the podcast about illustration, how to do it,

how to make a living at it, and how to make an impact in the world with your art. I'm Anthony Wheeler.

I'm Lee White. All three of us. Two of us. All two of us are professional illustrators. And for the

last 25 years, we have worked with every major publisher and publication in the biz. We've published over 50 books and have taught illustration at major universities. Each week we tackle a subject related to illustration from three perspectives, typically, but today's going to be two. Sometimes we argue, sometimes we agree, but every time you learn something,

France bang and new.

So elephant in the room, it's just you and I.

It's just two-point perspective.

One of the more underutilized perspective techniques.

That's right, that's right.

The reason that it is two-point perspective,

I'll just go ahead and clear that up, because everybody's going to ask in the questions on YouTube. Will was supposed to be here, but his huge game order came in from wherever he was having it printed, and he had to be there wherever that drop-off point was. Otherwise, it's hard to get, and there's fees involved

and all that stuff. So he was going to be here, and then he got the call that it's in. So,

so Anthony, I are trudging on. We're honestly the best two anyway. Well, we're the two most

extroverted who do this. That's true. That's true.

And we live near each other, so our internet connection is better.

It is, but the thing is, we talked about actually doing this in person.

We have almost a foot of snow outside right now, and that it's just, and all the kids are home right now.

So it's going to be, it's going to be.

Were you shocked?

I did not know we i knew we were going to get some snow it started snow in a little bit last night i had no idea that it was going to be like a

real snow no i i as a guy who doesn't have a real job i have um if i didn't have these kids all three

of them i wouldn't know what day of the week it was so i was I was perplexed when I went to bed. I was like, oh, snowing.

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