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@grapetonenatches186

9 ай бұрын

Every time I see this logo I think TravisMathew

@grapetonenatches186

9 ай бұрын

Tart school.

Step 1. Blocks Step 2. FULL DRAWING

@blackcitadel37

Ай бұрын

there simplified blocks for each muscle group too but it'd take an eternity for him to show each one there

@MrgamerstyleTURJO

10 күн бұрын

That's what art is

Both me and my boyfriend learn about anatomy and construction... Except I learn for art and he learns for his medical univercity degree😳

@strangeaelurus

9 ай бұрын

Ngl that's kinda cute

@en2456

7 ай бұрын

​@@strangeaelurusWhy did I think they were gonna say they learn anatomy from each other?

@inexistence631

6 ай бұрын

Me who does is for both: 😈

@tanuki88

Ай бұрын

University XD

@Cod_ghost-g5t

29 күн бұрын

Same here

This has been one of the most gratifying revelations of my entire art journey. I spent most of my time in school doodling geometric shapes and block stick figures, simply because I was bored and didn't know how to draw anything better than little pyramids, cubes, cylinders, and whatnot. Now I'm discovering that I accidentally spent about 10,000 hours practicing a fundamental skill I can use to draw just about anything. It's like finding a huge crate of money buried under the floorboards of a rickety old cottage you were about to sell.

My main issue rn is trying to get my brain to comprehend which side of the cube I'm looking at lmao

How do you always drop art advice at the PERFECT time??

@skillustrates

9 ай бұрын

Your mindset made him do it. Basically, you drew this advisement on construction into your reality (excuse the pun).

When I started learning drawing I used to make as detailed as possible art eventually. Now, that I am maturing further into the art, I came to realize that simplicity and basics is the heart of any art. Thanks for sharing this!

So, decided to give this a shot in a redrawing of one of my previous works... it made what was before a nightmare of a pose so much easier! Definitely gonna keep applying this to other works.

Marc and his nigh messiah abilities to drop fire pieces of advice at the right time never ceases to amaze me

Yeah, I’m47 and back then … I mean 20… 30 years ago, there was no KZread, not a single tip on how to draw, not even good books explaining the basics you could get with the clarity you can find today like THIS video ❤

"BUT-" *proceeds to draw a butt*

@creepermanzombie24

2 ай бұрын

Ohh you're right that has to be on purpose lmaolo

My brother went to art school and while i was watching your short my brother saw it then he literely said 'Damn thats more easy then a 5 page essay about that topic'

Constructive education is a habit-forming process. This is what I do, because I purposely make constructions to teach myself to do geometry and work in three-dimensional space. Which is a lot of fun for me because it's kind of problem solving. Also silhouette vs construction. Sometimes I use a quick silhouette to mark where the construction should lie. All this is very fun because it teaches discipline and teaches the Artist to realize that the Art Process has steps. So an Artist should not rush. Just take your time and have fun learning the steps in constructing your structure. It is almost like you are constructing a house or a building. The same principle applies to living bodies (bio-meshes). It first starts in geometry and then goes into soft shapes just like in 3D where you smooth out your initially rough geometric shapes.

This is why it's easier to draw something after you've sculpted it and easier to sculpt something after you've drawn it. It's not a paradox. Your brain is working on converting between 2D and 3D

THIS! So many artist on KZread giving beginners guide but keep telling you how you should understand the right anatomy without emphasizing the importance of mastering basic shapes first!

this really helps. Along with your gesture drawing videos. Thanks Marc

Боже Мужчина, спасибо что появились у меня в рекомендациях 😳❤️

Please make full and detailed videos of each art fundamentals

Perfection! Thank you marc!

Mark, Can you do a class on using silhouettes and tumbnails?

Take it from someone who learnt how to draw anime art: I cannot stress anymore how damn crucial learning the fundamentals are. I unfortunately skipped out on most, the exception being perspective but I never fully applied it. This ended up causing my drawings to look off and not dynamic at all. However yesterday I made a massive breakthrough, and can now draw boxes in all angles, and other various simple forms. Seriously, learn shapes before waifus, man.

i am learning this now :) thank you marc :)

lol, that was THE FIRST skill I tried to pick up, but fast forward 16 years later I still kinda suck at it. 😂

Can u give instruction on deconstruction?

I only learned this recently. Tip for anyone interested, try to use 3d modelling software e.g. Blender as a basic reference. I imported a free model and added some basic lighting and I now have a good reference for almost any pose. This could help until you can make your own proportioning

Ah yes, the perfect loop

I can't wrap my head around foreshortening

@RSA-zv9hd

10 ай бұрын

I hear you

To be honest, I need those art files in your folder man, cause its hard to see and the handwriting

I think I will also need to do this. I really want cool perspectives in my drawing, but things feel weird... I think this will help me so much.

Thank you

What would be a way to make the poses appear less robotic when using this method?

Nice 🎉❤ this is what I needed to see. My biggest weakness was exactly that

so drawing blocks occasionally as a pass time made me understand a bit about construction but now I understand I need to break body into blocks or shapez

He 100% telling the truth

you sir are a god to me

Thanks man! I have been struggling with drawing humans because im currently starting again, i quitted like 2 years ago and i dont quite remember a lot now, Thanks for the advive.👍 I tbh use this tecnique to draw animals or theropods but i didn't quite know to use It for human construction lol.

Do you have any longer more detailed videos on this

For people with aphantasia this does help but we are so far behind it doesn't make much of a difference 😢😢😢

I really want to take your drawing course, but i draw almost exclusively on paper / don't use my pc at all for art. 😭

How do you go from the simple shape to the more detail one, I struggle a lot with that 😅.

Thank you! In fine arts class I'm waking a wolf with cross hatching, do you want to see it when it's done?😊

I’ve been learning to draw purely construction but I think that’s destroyed my ability to draw any details like clothes or anatomy (used to be able to draw them loose, now an rigid) Any tips?

Me, who still needs help drawing a perfect cube: 😅

which brush do you use in your videos? also which program do you use?

are there any yt channels or artists on social media that teach how to draw bodies with those two 3d boxes? i dont understand people like proko

@RSA-zv9hd

10 ай бұрын

Could you let us know when you find one

@Hyde_Tolut

10 ай бұрын

Check the short channel bro, marc brunet help me improve a lot in understanding fundamental drawing, and how to study drawing

@quandingleberry445

10 ай бұрын

drawsh studio

@ArtMontef

10 ай бұрын

Marc has tons of super helpful tutorials on that topic

Could you do tutorials on plus size women?

cool

Is there a way to make learning contruction fun? It just want to draw people and action

Quiero comprar un curso

I can only construct shit figures after 1 year of practice ☻ this shii is too hard

Question, how do you exactly do this traditionally? It seems like erasing the construction after adding the details would be a pain in the butt

@GiggaGMikeE

8 ай бұрын

That's one of the reasons I'm focusing on doodling more in digital forms. You can use layers in applications like Aseprite or GIMP so your simple shapes are on a lower level and the details are drawn on higher levels.

@luceropenalba9457

7 ай бұрын

It isn't so hard as it seems, just try to be careful of pressing so much the pencil at the paper, also many details of the examples shared in this video aren't obligatory (like the shadows or the lines used at cylinders) the only reason for using shapes is to understand what you're doing, you could only use points for the vertices of some blocks

@luceropenalba9457

7 ай бұрын

Personally I don't erase the construction, at least not when I'm practicing

My problem is that I just can't detail shit 😭

What app do you use for drawing?

@nicole6532

10 ай бұрын

I believe he uses photoshop although there are plenty of other cheaper alternatives that work great (Clip Studio, Krita, etc)

@Ax0n100

10 ай бұрын

@@nicole6532 I've tried Photoshop but , for me, it doesn't feel like a real pencil. I think it needs some specific settings. Any recommendations? Thx in advance

Why do I still suck even tho I'm training art once every month drawing on my y9s in Ibis paint with a 20$ Staylopen

yeah, EF yeah to the capital K, this skill is a top daddy G. Even for any pros it will bless you. Nothing beats the foundation if it is well built. Don't be like the three stooges who build a crappy house, where in the middle of the house is a beam; it gets pulled and everything crashes down on them.

Yeah thx I'll just draw some boxes 💀

bookmark

“Butt” hehe

THINK. LEGOS.

but like, I can't draw the details

should i start a art youtube channel yes or no

“And this is Y…”, Y what? This has my 🧠 on a loop. (C what u did there? 🧀) 🤦‍♂️

see this is where my garbage perspective comes in

Hahaaaa I see what you did at the end of the video. "And this is why... EXECUTE ETERNAL TIMELOOP" 😐😐😐

That's not simple

Thank you