“Thicker lines attract more visual attention,” he says as he presents a drawing of a thicc woman.

@janwarry5735

10 ай бұрын

Only if you apply those line weight on the right places if you dont want it to look like a letter in bold.

@reopd

10 ай бұрын

THAT IS WHAT I WAS GONNA SAY 😢

@christophergordon6250

9 ай бұрын

Cammy

@smileorgobyebye6330

9 ай бұрын

"Greater the mass, greater the force of attraction"

@donaldtrumpet69

9 ай бұрын

Idguhughughugughhuhhuugh

It seems simple but in actuality this is a high level skill.

@ghastlyanarchy1720

7 ай бұрын

Practice makes perfect.

@furanhart

4 ай бұрын

It's literally the base of making a lineart

@aynain1810

4 ай бұрын

Exactly especially if you don't have pressure sensitive equipment. What I did was study a manga artists work. She's pretty good and it taught me a LOT

@Skykristal

3 ай бұрын

yeah! quite easy when you get the hang of it.

@reachthezora1912

2 ай бұрын

​@@aynain1810wich manga? I could think of Witch hat Atelier

I usually use line weight for lighting. When light hits something greatly I use thinner lines. When it’s darker I use heavier lines.

@thatonetheone

8 ай бұрын

That's also one of the ways to benefit line weight most! Same could be said for shadows. Applying more weight to places like the underside of belts helps a lot.

@VeryRealACCC

7 ай бұрын

thats smart

@FernzyFernz

2 ай бұрын

that also how lineweight work!

an artist friend of mine once gave me a tip he called the "T-rule." anywhere where lines connect in the (approximate) shape of a T, you'll in most cases want to stress the area where they meet with the thickest line weight and fade it to a thinner line weight towards the 3 ends. you can see an example of this in this video, in the spider gwen drawing where her torso connects to her outstretched left arm!

@kenseigerj2659

2 ай бұрын

I wish I could like a comment more than once.

It's also much lighter overall, making it ideal for shading. This is normally something you learn naturally with a pencil then have to re-learn when you start inking on paper. Same for digital art, except you can make a pen act like a pencil :o

The way Marc animated that image to life with "of course huh huh" lol

Oh my goodness, this is exactly what I needed to figure out! I had no idea about the depth and details and.... now I know. Time to practice!

Technically both lines are weighted. One just has” line-variation”

@younesfilali4562

Ай бұрын

As someone who draws on paper this is an absolute defeat💀 my eraser isn’t gone be erase ring my mistakes

You know that horned girl has more defense points than a tank.

@shaheerarneeb

9 ай бұрын

Bra armour always superior

also use thicker lines where shadows would fall, if you dont want to busy up your sketch with a lot of shadow space

I struggle with line weight so much. But this explains it in a way that I can know how to use it. Thanks.

First time I heard this actually explained in an understandable way with a structured theory behind it. Thanks for the great trip

I have been struggling with this for YEARS. Thank you for the tip!

This is actually my problem! Thank you so much for calling me out!

This is interesting and helpful advice because I never really thought about that when I draw but it makes sense now

Great video. Thank you. Will probably download it for future reference.

Perfect!

Thank you so much, I started my drawing journey 4 days ago, I felt I was going too fast. I can now easily draw simple posture using my rough sketch but I hit the wall 3 days ago, now I know what to practice to completely translate my rough sketch.

I actually never thought about this.. it was more of an automatic thing for me ever since I used a pencil.. but since I switched digitally 3yrs ago I'm staring to utilize alot of interesting unique tools I haven't used yet..

Damn he's good!!!

Every line has weight, it’s the variation of weight that emphasises form :)

Yoo this guys drawing are crazy 🤪🤪🤪

UNDERSTOOD

Thanks for the tips 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❗️

I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW THIS THISNK YOU SO MUCH

This actually helped me alot thank you

As a cartoon artist, I tend to use a mix of both in my art which gives it some tasty style

Sometimes you can do "thick on the outside and thin on the inside". You get a gold star if you know what artist I am referencing.

@Sans_Nom1756

9 ай бұрын

Don't remember the name but they draw mainly chibis right ?

@muntaybun7690

9 ай бұрын

@@Sans_Nom1756 yep

Really helpful tips ❤❤❤

Great tip 😊 brilliant process

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I knew my line weight was off but I never knew how to fix it!

I tend to forget this. My lineart is also *ASTRONOMICALLY THIN*

Thank you! That's been my problem for so long

I try to do that in my animation, but it’s hard to keep the line weight consistent so I forget a lot 😂 then that habit carries over to my other art;; but it’s such a brilliant technique when used right! Thank you 👏

So right!!

Best channel istg. I’m in Art school and instead of listening to the teacher I just have one AirPod in with these videos playing 😂

Ok so, thicker lines are for attractive "curves" and thin lines are for small details. Thank you now I can make my characters big personalities appear more, this helped

I also use line weight for shadows. i draw thicker lines where shadow is ane thinner where light is. Idk if I'm using it correctly, but i like the results

Fyi this is WAYY harder than I tought it would be and Im still training to do this for 1 year and still cant do it consistently

When you draw so many arts untill it’s enough you will automatically get this skill tho

@YTartschool

10 ай бұрын

Or you can get it right away(?) without having to do that just by implementing these tiny changes

@angmatalv

10 ай бұрын

Not necessarily. If you repeat a mistake again and again without anybody pointing you in the right direction, that mistake becomes permanent. It's always much more worthwhile to take advice from someone who has already walked the walk (Marc) than to grind without guidance. Just my two cents.

@iamnotlemongrease87

9 ай бұрын

​@@angmatalvplus you can always choose to not implement it

@RMX-ART

9 ай бұрын

​@@YTartschoolone problem is it hard to do that with digital epshley on your phone

Yeah but how do you do that exactly? I understand what makes it help but how do you thicken and thin up the lines?

We must stay focused brothers

I love teacher marks version of cammy because of the arm thingy. Imagin getting hit with that😂

I swear as restarded little pencil drawer this is hard cause no ctrl z and I use thick ass rubber (womp womp)

GYATTT

Im convinced this guy has never drawn a male character in his life

I’ve been trying 😭😭

I Drew Line Art in Like in the Bad example... Thanks for the Tip!

Me: "Must... put... every... attention.... to detail...!"

the reason that the liner lines are furthur away is because light shadows lose contrast the futrther away they are and the highest contrast is very close

My drawing tablet doesn't support pen pressure so I am struggling with this a lot in my learning journey 😅

Lines do tend to be thinner on hair on my drawings

Just because it's a short, it doesn't mean we don't have to pay the class price of one like. I gotchu Mr. Mark

It made my drawings 9,7 times better, you promised 10 times! Want my moneyz baq

This is the hardest NNN challenge

I think your outfit designs are so cool, i still struggle with clothing because i like the silloute of the pose and then people get the wrong idea because bikini

Do you use pressure sensitivity to change line weight or do you change it manually?

@YTartschool

10 ай бұрын

Pressure sensitivity of course!

@DurmanHimself

10 ай бұрын

Dude it is like impossible to get that results by manually changing sensitivity.

@CleansedHands

10 ай бұрын

@@DurmanHimself I was asking because it's hard for me to maintain the same line thickness and then change it while making the same line

@DurmanHimself

10 ай бұрын

@@CleansedHands I believe that this is one of the hardest skills in all of art.

Everything you said is accurate, except the fact that the straight line stroke does have line weight to it. All that line weight describes is the thickness of a line. Not if a line has thin or thick parts. Some drawings have uniform line weight which can contribute to a specific style. If unintentional then sure it’s going to look sloppy. And your tutorial is great because yes, you can use different line weights to describe depth and emphasize details. It’s a good thing to understand and apply to your drawings, but I think it’s incorrect to say that something with uniform lineweight is wrong or has no weight to it at all.

I just use thick lines on the outside, thin lines on the inside 🤷‍♂️

Cool

You do this usually when Inking thoe, I think if a new artist is watching this video they might think they need to perform this while scetching

It has a personality

Its not hard to make my drawings 10x better

Yeah buddy...Line weight baby!!💪

Is there some technique to getting line weight right, or is it just a lot of practice?

Thick lines on the outside, think lines on the insides

She got me acting different

What brush do yo use for this

A question, is it possible to do it with pencil and paper, since it's i use the most

Is there an option for you trach some of use that's physically drawing here? Please

Cries in android no sensitivity stylus

What brushes do you use? I always struggle to find nice, natural looking brushes.

@YTartschool

10 ай бұрын

I share the link in the video description of all my long format classes!

I would like the video, but my hand is currently unavailable

we need to stay focus brother...

How do I do weighted lines in ibis paint x?

The only thing left - develop skill to use line weights.

Ye i realised this when i made drawings i absolutly loved but ruined them by using a sharpie to make the lines equal, i now hate these drawings

I also use line weight to separate each structure of the drawing to have better visual structure and not congestion the lineart. PS: Hey Marc can you make a facial hair tutorial please! I'm having a hard time drawing Kratos Beard right now

how to make thick line on photoshop?

i may sound stupid but, how can i get that type of brush/Line on ibis paint x?

Ok ,now how can I add weight to a straight line u said in ur example without it seeming fucked up 😅

My line is weighted alright

How do I do this in ibis paint then??

you really put my thoughts into words. this is what i meant to say it to my gf. thank you!~

Im sure the non weighted lines have great personality 😢

I don’t have an Apple Pencil anymore. Any alternatives?

Step one: get a stylus pen that has pressure sensitivity

What app do we should use ? Ibis paint, csp or medibang paint on android ?

So i just realised 0 x 10 is still 0

@Rosexevelyn

2 ай бұрын

Xdd

Crys in traditional art

@lacangenterprise1258

3 ай бұрын

u can still do this in traditional actually

anyone know a brush like this for procreate?

Can I use my finger though?

I didn't just take a screenshot to try to Recreate this brush in Krita ...nooo 👀

*writes this down even though my current art style is a painting one*

Guys, I’m a realism artist and I don’t have line art how do I do this💀

Kind of him to give this tutorial while only drawing with 1 hand

Me who draw with thumb on phone🗿

no drawing tablet :,)

me, using a mouse: 😐

@totallyrealspiderman

2 ай бұрын

my condolences to your hand

Bro is recommending to use pen pressure on digital art... Isn't it like the basics?