Do they even comprehend what a one in a million, once in a life time opportunity they are getting?

@FredMaverik

2 жыл бұрын

no

That kid in the back taking this lesson to heart.

These kids have no idea the legend that sat before them.

@134zulureign

Ай бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing.

14:21 Girl "Its just so inspiring...wow!! Neal: "well its supposed to be I'm fucking Neal Adams" BEST LINE EVERRRRR!!

@bryanrickard7712

2 жыл бұрын

He’s was a boss

@paulpolpiboon9535

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂 His humour was always excellent, His concern for truth, kindness and fun was of the highest. His skills were mind blowing, he DEFINED the comic book art form. Even PHYSICALLY his power was great as he was a regular power lifter and could bench press the same weights as Lou Ferrigno + Mr. T. thats a fact, published in WIRE magazine. Even his scientific awareness disproved a few false theories in Geology. The guy was awesome.

@vietzscheallagard2129

2 жыл бұрын

He muttered it low for the kids, too! Precious

After years of suggesting that not being able to draw a straight line was simply 1 of the things I can't really do, this video appears, and 5 minutes later, I can now do it...Unbelievable, lol.

16:00 The best explanation of why someone doesn't draw on the computer!

I wish I would have gotten to go to a high school like this when I was a kid. I learned so much from this video that I wish I would have heard years ago.

Damn lucky. This was right before COVID.

“Well it’s supposed to be I’m fucking Neal Adams”, What a forkin goat lmao wish I was in that class room.

"And like I say kids, it's ALL Bullshit" God I learned so much from this. Not just about comics but fucking life. Cheers Mr.Neal Adams! P.S. I was "that girl" with the beret

@NerdNewsToday

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome Beret Girl!

@BreeCRossi

3 жыл бұрын

@@NerdNewsToday Why thank you

@MystiqWisdom

2 жыл бұрын

It seems like some of the kids in the room didn't appreciate who they were with. BTW, you look very different now!

@paulpolpiboon9535

2 жыл бұрын

👍😃 Adams was truly the frikin Best.

When a master speaks we must pay atention

no joke.. just practiced the straight line with Neal's technique..and drew five perfect straight lines... insane. I've been drawing my whole life.

Luckiest kids in the world. Getting art lessons from Neal Adams.

@anthonythomasexperience

2 жыл бұрын

So true very lucky 💕

@kcsnipes

Жыл бұрын

Lucky would be finding money hidden in the walls of their home from a bank robbery by the previous home owner ?

@kd2mill

Жыл бұрын

@@kcsnipes Well, that too.

if i had been fortunate enough to have gone to a school like that, i think my life would have been very different. my school undervalued and discouraged art... lucky kids

Learned more about bettering my line work from this than any of my art classes

its like listening to the kung fu master of drawing nerds

Watched it. Thank you Mr. Adams. I am a man in my sixites and I probably got even more out of your talk than those wonderful kids did.

HOLY MOLY, to be in such a small class with such a master teaching so well??? Life-changing.

One of the best in comics. He will be missed

Wow, I have enjoyed like if I was there. Thanks a lot for recording it. Smart, adorable, fun... I am speechless .Even when he hasn’t inked anything completely, I was learning listening him.

@paulpolpiboon9535

2 жыл бұрын

Mesmerizing

I did a couple of storyboard jobs for Neal's Continuity Graohics in Burbank CA back in 1988. He was great to work for, real confident, decisive and direct with instructions. He looked like a superhero bodybuilder in those days.

So wise! Thanks Mr. Adams!

What a great guy! True legend.

Thanks for this. I enjoyed listening to his life stories

This video is solid gold.

good advice i'm gonna practice this method

Inspirational great teacher

Sir you are an inspiration to us all thank you for advice and sense xxx

So, that girl did the impossible, she took a free autograph of Neal Adams

What a legend!

Thank you; great advise.

Thanks neal

He would have been a great teacher .. and must have been a perfect grandfather.

I would have killed to end up in a school like this where they appreciated and nourished the love for art

Besides being such a legend, look at that head of hair!

Dude is a gem.

I wish I went to a school like this

Nice!

I have always done this naturally just thought everyone did as well.

Funny as f..k, I love the honesty of our generations, yes we ain't quite designed for the classroom environment, but the point is made, bless ya, well done sir. X

thanks for sharing :) btw girl on the background looks cute XD

Where was this years ago?!

Wow thanks neal, rest in peace sir

Holy shit thank you!

No wonder I've had such a hard time with the way I ink. I always rested my pens on my knuckle

that example he made of making money with traditional work against digital reminded me of nfts and i felt a little sick lol

What school is this

👍🏾🏁

Can anyone recommend any place to get large practice sheets like they have?

@robd1329

2 жыл бұрын

I got mine cheap on ebay to trace comics

any one able to tell what kind of pen Adams is using in this video?

@NerdNewsToday

3 жыл бұрын

It was a refillable pentel brush pen. Nothing fancy, he was using the exact same pen everyone in attendance was given that day.

@NerdNewsToday

9 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-zo8wj Ah correct, the class was given the Pentels (brush pens or ballpoint with refillable ink), not sure what he was using but I don't think it was anything special or fancy.

"Your body is made to do art....all your bones & everything that works up here is made to do art. You just have to learn how to use it." (31:10) "It's amazing the delicacy you can have with this instrument [the hand].....God has given you the greatest possible instrument you can ever have, to do artwork, & that's this delicate thing." (26:11) "Look to the past for your skills & build your skills forward, rather than ignore them & let them drop." (33:48) "That's how you get Adam Hughes [etc]....they get to be the best guys because they study the past." (34:20) Wow! This was such fun! What a character! You can see how THIS was the one who stood up to the big comics companies & led the fight for artists rights to their own work etc. I wish he'd toned down the language, especially for the school class, but an inspiring encouragement all the same. I wish i could have been there! 😏

..wish someone had told me as a kid how to hold a fkn pencil correctly! He was right!!!!

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It would’ve been hilarious if he farted when they were grabbing his fingers.

Wrong kids for Neal Adams , they look like super lazy.

@robd1329

2 жыл бұрын

He should have been talking to a college art class

16:58 computers are not stupid. Respect the guy, but that made him seem like a dinosaur. There are pro and cons to both digital and traditional. I know this is about comics, but for animating, no one animates on paper anymore, it's too inefficient. This is one way computers aren't dumb. I know he meant, computer doesn't make you draw better. 23:42 no one inks on cells anymore. we use computers. LOL but computers are dumb. "i can get twice a much work done with a pen than dipping." student aks, "How do you get grey tones" "Use a brush." I just thought it was funny, when he was bragging about how much better a pen was, I was just thinking some people use dip pens and brushes for grey tones, that you can't get with.a pen. Just saying. Again, pros and cons to each. Thanks showing how to hold the pen correctly and the Mr. Yang (sp?) story. It really made me smile. Along with the cultural difference of western and eastern, and white culture difference with the handball story. BTW art isn't always about reselling for more money, but I heard him out, the original if done traditionally is worth more than digital. I tend to see his stuff on Heritage Auctions, a lot so that is a plus compared to digital work. Cool and lucky students. Wonder how many will go to SVA,

@8tiveeye

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you on these points. Traditional is best but not cost effective for Animation. I've been working at animation studios for years, and every studio has switched to digital for a reason. BTW he is able to sell commissions and original artwork at a high price point because he is one of the legends in the industry. Not every artist has the luxury of being able to sell their traditional work for the rates he mentioned in the video. In theses cases digital prints from computers make it affordable for the buyers, and can make a new artist a decent amount of income. One last note at the FanExpo I attended he was selling digital prints of his artwork.... you can't say computers are dumb if they're bringing you extra income ;)

@danieldeanallen

3 жыл бұрын

You missed his point. The sub text is 'computers still need a talented artist'

@cyrus138

2 жыл бұрын

*swoosh*

@michaelbrittain7445

5 ай бұрын

Actually computers ARE stupid,. ie; they are an INSTRUMENT, like any instrument they are inherently inert. The artists input can use the computer, or pen or pencil to MAKE something clever, but the objects themselves remain, in effect, "stupid", until the human mind influences them. Neal is spot on. The computer is just a tool, which he was perfectly willing to use, as he admits, but he was concerned that they might be used as "shortcuts" to artistic success. He was not, therefore, contradicting himself at 23:42 at all.