see, this is how art teachers should be with their students. positive feedback, not just saying what they need to work on. a lot of people could learn from you, matt!! wow i really love jenn's style, and i love seeing her development of her art skill in each page. really great

She is my favorite yet!! Her work is beautiful.

I'm a cartooning major at SVA and I love to watch these sketchbook videos they are super inspirational.

Watching these sketchbook videos always gets my hands itching to draw.

Way to Go Jen From Penn! One of my favorite sketchbooks so far - very strong when drawing from the imagination. Good work!

I really like the Jenn uses pen to express movement or a specific emotion in some of her sketches; very nice!

I can definitely see the improvement in her work

Nice work, Jenn from Penn. I like that you had so many intimate images. Very nice. Keep up the good work.

Jenn is a pretty cool student. Check out her sketchbook.

@kanime14

10 жыл бұрын

matt man did you skip pages

she's so pretty :,)

* heavy breathing * jack...... f-frosssssst >:T

Very cool Jenn! Keep on going!

i love how jenn has all this grphic stuff i tend to draw graphic stuff so this has become my favourite after alex at least that`s because alex inspired me to keep practicing my drawing through the videos jenn did the same thing but alex inspired before maybe they tied

Very gifted young woman.

Wowie my name's Jennifer too (Jenn for short), but I wish this was my sketchbook. I also want to be an animator or an illustrator uvu Very cool sketchbook!!

You can really see the improvement she's making throughout her sketch book, If she's coming to Pensilvania i hope she's not coming to the Poconos, if so I'm sorry lol

Do more of the stuff at 3:28

I wish I had a instructor like matt. My drawing teachers confused the shhh out of my understanding of drawing. I am still confused why they could not skip that blind contour shhhh. Is blind contour a Ideomotor response? I discovered memory drawing and it set me free. It took 6 yrs after school when I could draw from life.

@solodark5646

10 жыл бұрын

Exercises like blind contour drawing are spawned from a lack of understanding about how the brain mentally creates objects. When you do a blind contour drawing, you rob yourself of the benefit of sight, forcing your brain to complete the drawing without worrying about its imperfections, as well as creating muscle memory. however, if you have no understanding about how the object you are drawing would actually exist in 3D space, it's entirely useless. In short, many art teachers only teach students to draw withing a 2D understanding, limiting them to drawing what they are seeing or have seen, only in the perspectives in which they were seen. If you strive to understand objects dynamically in 3D, you will be able to draw and design without being confined to drawing what you have seen, within a certain perspective. If you need to draw a human, bisected and one side turned 90° horizontally, with only photo reference of the whole human body, and individual organs, you will need an understanding of how the organs fit inside the human body in 3D, in order to draw their 2D representation. that is an extreme example, but it is actually quite common if you are to design an alien species as a concept artist, you will need to understand the organs and skeletal structure of something you have never seen before, and does not yet exist.

I'm have to start talking to art students. Some of those women are attractive

whats her instagram?

What's her instagram? I can't find it

@TheJalusi

8 жыл бұрын

+AThoughProvokingUsername @JalusiArt on Instagram

Wasting paper. Draw on the backside and other page. OMG