Diane Wood's Art Lesson Channel
Diane Wood's Art Lesson Channel
Simply made art instruction videos. Nothing flashy, lessons just as I would teach them to my high school students. I have also included progress slides from my painting and drawing commissions.
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Wonderful explanations, I've been looking for vids like yours for years! on drawing perspectives, thank you.
@Michelle-kw2sp great! So happy to help. I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.
First time watching & I so appreciate your teaching ability it makes aworld if difference. I am an Early Childhood Educator who thrives on clear explanations just like the "littles" do. Lol.
Thank you so much! I taught high school art for 35 years before retiring. High schoolers aren't much different than the littles! Glad you enjoyed it.
Can you make a video on how to make scenery by perspective points
One of my videos, how to draw a room in 2 point perspective, may help, or how to draw a house in 2 point perspective. Are you thinking outdoor scenery, such as a landscape? If so, the same rules apply, just not as strict (for example, no ruler). The horizon line is your eye level, like the "divider" between sky and ground, if that helps.
Your videos are very nice
Thanks. Not fancy, but they work. 😁
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 yes
How do you know where the VP lines go.
Not quite sure what you are asking. The line first drawn is the horizon line, which is at your eye level. As for the vanishing points, they are, in this case, at each end of the horizon line. All lines that are not vertical, with the exception of a select few diagonals, end at the point. If you are asking how to tell to which vanishing point to draw the line, use your visual judgement. If you draw your line to a vanishing point and it doesn't look right, try the other one. Hope that helped.
did my homework thank you
Happy to help!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, you made this sooooo very understandable, not a big fan of perspective, and I am glad I can hear your voice giving instructions instead of annoying music, again thank you.
Lol, thanks. I once had someone comment that I talked too much when teaching. Um...
No way you talk to much, no unknown reason for that
Probably a high schooler whose teacher made them watch it.
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Excellent, I will be attempting this later. Clearly explained. 😊
Thank you! I hope you have success with it!
So helpful. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Very helpful. I had to laugh, my dog was sleeping on the floor beside me when your's barked; of course, he jumped and was so startled till I muted the video! Looking forward to your other videos and thanks for sharing.
Too funny!!!
Really helpful, thank you.
You're welcome!
I like both, especially the first one. This is exactly what I have wanted; to see the entire drawing. Thank you, most helpful.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Merci
Merci
So clearly explained. Thank you 🙏🏽❤️
You very bad you dont say centimetres you are level 1 gyat dickhead
Obrigado por compartilhar o seu conhecimento 🎉
You are welcome. Do you live in Portugal?
Nice sketch
"You're training your eye to find those edges" . . . of all the demos and "tutorials" I've watched about how to develop continuous or contour line drawing, yours is the first I've seen that actually begins by talking about how and where you can start when considering what to draw and then how to proceed. Well done . . . I know that should be an obvious starting point (no pun tended) for any tutorial, but hardly anyone seems to cover this mental and imagination-based aspect of the process. Extremely useful. 100% thumbs up and bell rung.
Wow! You just made my day. Many people don't realize the mental process, or the fact that there is instruction present in executiog a drawing technique. Thank you for your kind words.
Your two videos on perspective were beyond excellent. Please, do more of these!!
Thanks. I recently did 4 videos on 1 point perspective. Check them out.
Thank you. Exactly what I need. Clear, concise and clean.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad to help.
Definitely a great well explained video. Well done
Thank you!
hey i have a exam in about a week and its on one and 2 point perspective, prior to this i have veey little practice. What do you recommend me to do right now and which videos of you should i whtch and practice. Thanks in advance!
Concerning one-point perspective, start with Part 1 of my one point perspective videos and continue through Part 4. They will teach you the basics. As for 2 point, I would look around to find a beginner video. Unfortunately, I haven't got one on my channel yet. The room and house videos were a lesson for my second year students. Also, since it's an exam, I am guessing you already have an idea of what the teacher will ask you to do. Practice that. Good luck- let me know how it goes.
school any1? even now lol
Please explain. I'm confused by your comment.
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 90% of art classes in scotland are being recommended this video
@@lawyerdawg Lol. I'm not sure that is true, but glad someone is watching. Are you in Scotland?
@@lawyerdawg wait! I just saw that you commented 2 years ago! 🤣
Oh, this is awesome! I learned felting really recently and have fallen in love with it since. I'm primarily a 2D artist, but I love doing 3D pieces with felting. I've made a few felted dolls with wire armatures (although none of them are complete yet!)
I haven't tried anything 3D yet. I did order some new roving, and hope to create some 2D pieces. It is definitely addictive!
Diane, I love your content <3333
Thank you.
Have you ever used the string, tacs etc. when doing your 2 point perspective pieces?
No. I have seen it done, and it's pretty cool. My high schoolers would hate having the tack holes in their paper, lol.
Quick correction: I stated that I was using fleece, but the correct term is "roving. " Sorry- it's been a while.
cool now i know how to draw 3D house
Glad to help.
Thank you so much.
You are welcome. Hope it helped!
You are doing a great job, I am fond of that art so I have started to learn ! I have seen other videos but yours one is good because you explain "if and but" about method you carrying out to draw any scene or object.
Thank you for your kind words!
Once again, your explanations were very clear, and adding the openings made so much sense. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I hope you get a chance to look at the other videos as well.
Another informative video. I wish I had had you as an art teacher in school! I am looking forward to trying Part 4. Thanks!
Thank you! I hope you're having fun with this.
Your explanations made so much sense. By the time I got to the star, I could figure out what to do on my own. Thank you!
Oh good! It's called "sequential learning." You progress based on what you've learned previously. A fancy term for something that just makes sense, lol.
This video was very informative. I have not seen stacking and overlapping so well explained before. I am looking forward to the rest of the series. Thank you!
Thank you! I get discouraged sometimes because of my lack of experience in creating videos, so I appreciate the encouragement.
Thank you so much You saved me from failing the exam💗🤍
You're welcome! Very happy to help!
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Thank you!!
@@dianewoodsartlessonchannel2229 Hello, Diane, I'm 20yrs (Since 2000) out of perspective practice, I'm 40 now but decided to get back into as a hobby again. What exercises, sources, would you recommend for perspective drawing?
I love this tutorial
Thank you!
Learnt so much. Thank you so much.
You are welcome. Glad to help!
Thank you, I learnt a lot from you in this video. I really do struggle with perspective. Now I will practise this method.
So happy to help!
This helped so much. I couldn't really wrap my mind around 2 point but you made it really clear
Yay!!! So happy to help.
Thank you for being a wonderful instructor and making art EASY
You are welcome. I hope you watch some of my other videos as well. Thank you for the kind words.
wow amazing video awesome beautiful video 👍 i'am New friend 🤝
Thank you for your kind words.
Thank You!! You are a great art teacher. Easy to follow and understand!
Aw, thank you! I appreciate your kind words.
Very nice
Thank you!
My sincere thanks to you Diane!! The insight into not making parallel lines while using the Vanishing point saved my day. . . . .I was making it all parallel. . . Your tutorial was such a relief. Thank you!
Glad to be of assistance.
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Phenomenal lesson! As always our sincere gratitude and appreciation goes out to you for blessing us with your generosity and kindness. I sure do envy your students for having such an angel of a teacher like you, I wish if I had an art teacher as nearly as good as you back then when I was in school, would have definitely taught me at least how to draw in any types of drawing styles 😔 in my Country our education system lacks attention towards art and music classes including P.E🤨 mostly in these classes it’s always about time passing🤷🏻♂️
Many times art and music don't get the support they deserve in the educational system. Fortunately, I worked with colleagues and administration that supported the arts. We worked really hard to establish and grow a successful program. I feel like I left a good solid legacy when I retired. Thank you for your kind words!
10:55 I didn't understand when to use the 1st vanishing point and when the other v.p?
When you first draw the edges of the window, you use the point opposite of where you're working, i.e. left wall, right point. To create depth in the window, use the other point. Go back to that part and listen to the explanation. Good luck!