How to Draw Anything with the help of basic shapes
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2020
- This video shows you the trick on how to draw almost anything by breaking it down into the simplest shapes. Use cubes and cylinders to recreate everything within your drawings. With the knowledge from my previous fundamentals videos this is the next step towards better drawing.
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That's incredible! As a total beginner I always start drawing a complex object as a complex object instead of drawing it from simple shapes. Thanks!
I'm glad I could help :)
I work with 3D mechanical design for about 14 years now, but I never actually had drawn even a signle shape (correctly) by hand. So I found those videos and there crazy good! I mean my brain is making those crazy connections now between the shapes and how to draw them .
I am very happy to hear that you found the video useful ^_^
seriously am i the only one who thought this channel is incredible. the only resource i see for industrial design that actually explains how to do stuff step by step.
do i even have to go to school? lol thanks for the video my dude!
Thank you very much for the kind words I really appreciate it! Please don't leave school :D But just for drawing it's not necessary although you can learn a lot of other useful stuff there! :)
nope
Why is this free?! This is amazing! Thank you! 🙏🏼
Because education should be free if possible :)
Shhhhh please I need this
Don’t give him ideas..
This was very informative I often struggle with life objects going to give this a practice when I have the chance.
Glad you found it useful, and yeah definitely give it a go you can apply it to most everything.
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I was dumb forgot the password. I would love any help you can offer me
@Dalton Will instablaster =)
Yep...im gonna eat all of this construct like hell and then go to life drawings and then............ahahahha ahhahahahahahahhaha
*Continued maniac laughing*
WHY ARE THE CAPTIONS AUTO-GENERATED IN ITALIAN?? 😭
I can already say this video is a blessing. I was struggling a lot with either not knowing basics or trying to learn ultra-complicated sketching. This falls right into what I was needing. Thank you for taking time to teach us!
Glad o read that you found this video useful!
Thank you for your great videos. I am studying drawing in general as a hobby, and I found that industrial design teaches you how to REALLY draw. So I've been really getting a lot of value from your lessons.
Thank you very much! Industrial design type sketching is definitely a great basis and teaches you most of the important fundamentals. I would recommend doing figure studies(as soon as corona allows it) because there is nothing better for learning the human body than doing live figure drawing! Also have fun with drawing :)
Totally agree!
stumbled upon thousands of videos before finding this one and I gotta say, thank you for making things seem easier. I finally am stress free and all set to draw.
I am very happy to hear that you found my video useful, no one should draw while stressed by it!
For future reference, rectangular prisms are also known as cuboids. ^^
Thank you man, cuboid is so much easier to say XD You saved my future life so much better :D
@@robertlkiss And a shape looking like a cone which does not have a pointed end is called a frustum of a cone ^_^
@@advaitpathak9582 Get away from me with you frustum I'll stick with cone :D
@@robertlkiss That's better now, I guess ;-)
"Box" also works. :)
I think a great way for people to understand the importance of basic shapes and forms is: Put yourself in the shoes of a 3D artist. If you are trying to get into a design job, eventually your designs will need to be handed off to a 3D artist to model. Now fortunately for the 3D artist they are given the shapes and forms automatically. Perspective is done for them. Unfortunately for us designers, if we get even one angle wrong, the poor 3D artist will be scratching their head trying to figure out why what they are doing is looking wrong. They start out with basic shapes and they make cuts and extrudes and bevels and projections and whatever else they need to, to get that basic shape to look like our designs. And their programs they use are very precise! So it makes sense that we should aim for that level of precision. Draw like a 3D artist models! The chances for mistakes will go way down..
And honestly I find it fun to be this precise. Freehand doodling has its place... but eventually you will need to design something that only exists in your brain. And for that, it's very helpful to know how to draw, even a cube, in perspective, at any angle. If you can do a cube, you can make a series of cuts to practically make it any shape.
This was the video I was looking for months , nice touch of humour too
Glad you like it :)
This is the grid i looking for
This is great i learned a lot! I drew along side you and it was really great, super thankful since I’ve had trouble simplifying basic shapes, and everywhere you go no one actually super much explains it? So thanks a bunch! 🤗
Thank you for your kind comment, happy to hear you found it useful!
Thank you for the video! I was learning 3D modeling before I decided to learn drawing as well and I can say with confidence that looking at every object from the perspective of its primitive shapes is absolutely fundamental and helps a hell lot down the line!
Glad to see that you like the video!
I did this the other day when I drew a couple of flowers but I didn't think much of it, so thank you for making me see how to use it for everything else 😊
Very good if you have this down you'll be able to draw most everything.
I always dreaded the technical aspects of drawing. Thanks for making it accessible and fun, I'm learning a lot from you!
I'm very glad you found this video useful. Why did you stop uploading videos if I may ask? I liked the ones I saw posted on your channel!
@@robertlkiss Thank you! I was getting good at copying, like you mentioned in your video, and not at understanding and constructing. These fundamentals were servery lacking in my art and I found them being taught on your channel. But I guess it doesn't explain me not uploading anymore. You've given me something to think about, thanks for asking :D
@@primepalindrome5768 I'm very happy to hear that. But this is a good moment for you to share your process again :) if you ever do upload again send me a message would love to check it out.
@@robertlkiss wow! That's very motivating 😊🙏 I will!
Thanks for your videos they are so well presented, educational and the way you explain the techniques is clear and brilliant.
Learned something new every day. Thanks for your content.. Great way to simplify things when you draw.
Happy to hear you found it useful!
So simple yet so detailed in explanation! Thank you!
Glad you found it usful!
I love the way you convey . Thank you so much !!!
Most welcome 😊
Wow, thank you so much! I am just a beginner who has to design objects for my design class in school, so this was actually really helpful, as I didn't know basically anything before. Thanks!
Very happy to hear that you find my videos useful :)
this is gold! Thank you
Glad you find it helpful!
thanks man.. m new in sketchbook and u help me a lot.
Thank you for your videos!! They are awesome, you are awesome! Hahah it really helps us a lot.
I'm starting in this world of product design and I was completely lost, you really helped me a lot. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your kind words, I do these videos to help others, so a message like this really makes my day. Thanks again ^_^
Super helpful tutorial! Nobody has ever explained this thing better and easier👍
Glad you think so!
Yayy another Industrial design gold mine. Thanks for sharing such amazing info man
Happy to help!
I love your channel so much. Thank you, really. I'm subscribing
Glad to hear that and thank you!
Thanks for the video has helped me a lot to understand better and be able to correct my mistakes
In very happy to hear that!
Excellent. Thank you.
it hits, incredible.
His sense of humor is so fun,
Best drawing video ever!!!!
Amazing video! Very well explained! Thank you so much!!
Happy to hear it was helpful!
Loved the way you explained realllyyy information ❤️
Happy to hear that :)
Love it. Very informative and enjoyable to watch!
Glad you like it ^_^
Great video. I learned alot. Thanks!
Glad you found it useful!
This is a gold mine.
Leave some of the nuggets for the others as well :)
Hilarious and also very informative! Thanks for sharing.....never hurts to revisit the basics every now and then.
Thank you my friend. I realized that there are new people looking for this information out there all the time so why not share it here :)
Robert Laszlo Kiss hahahaha, even some of us older types also need to go back to the basics sometimes! When I’m stuck I go back to the basics, sort of like pushing restart on the brain 😉 you are doing a great job for the community and directing the newer generation to a better future!
I understood this video perfectly!! Thank you
I'm very happy to read that!
a joy to watch 💪
Thank you, I didn't know pirates like drawing videos :)
ThanQ so much it was really helpful I hope you do more like this short and fullness 🌸
You're welcome 😊Take a look this Monday a very similar video is coming out!
Holy smokes!!! So... this whole time i've been copying.... I would have just drawn the thing from the bottom up adding all the detail as I went along... Copying all the details and learning nothing. This way, however, I learned how to build it and completely opened a new door for me to be able to practice drawing from my imagination! The possibilities are now endless! Thank you so much for this! SUBSCRIBED!
Happy to hear you found it helpful! Copying is helpful as well but yeah intent and analysis are necessary too.
great lesson thank you!
Glad you found it useful!
Amazing , I love this one , thank you
Thank you too!
Your library looks lovely
Thanks for helping me with shapes 😊
Thank you, I'm glad my videos are of use!
@@robertlkiss you're welcome 😊
Thankyou make it look so easy this way
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you so much for this😭💙💙
Glad you found it useful!
Very well explained......thanks
Glad you found it useful :)
that was super helpful thanks !
Happy to read that!
This was so so so helpful thank you!
Glad it was!
You are amazing!!!!
Thank you!
This video was much needed, helpful, thanks Alot
Happy to hear that!
thank u for this, im a self taught artist and this was informative and helpful! thanks
Glad it was helpful!
That was really cool and insightful. Thank you for that.❤
Glad you liked it!
@@robertlkiss I totally did!😆
thank you very much for this🙏
You're welcome 😊
great video, excellent explanations!
Thank you, glad you like it!
thank you!
Thank you!
See I know these since I work with 3d modelling and drew a lot before going digital when I was in school but whenever I draw for fun, I just magically forget the basics. Thanks lol!
Oh yeah that is familiar I do forget other basics quite often as well :)
This is the best video I have ever watched
I am very happy to hear that!
Amazing!
Thanks!
Great Video!
This is very helpful! thank you so much!!
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Thank you for this amazing video
Really helped me alot
Glad it helped!
thank you for the great video!
Thank you for the kind message!
This tutorial is simply awesome
Keep up the good work man 🤘🤘
Thank you! 🙏
You're always welcome😃😃😁😁
This IS AWESOME.
Thank you!
It’s a very useful video, thank you!
Glad you find it useful!
Wow this is helpful.Thank you for this awesome video
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!!!!
Glad you liked it!
Cool video man ! Keep up the good work all year round :)
Thank you very much buddy ;)
Love this video ❤️
Happy to hear that ^_^
Thank you!
I thank you for popping by :)
Man you are brilliant
Thank you very much, very kind of you to say that :)
Thank you ♥
Thank you!
Helpful! 👍👍👍
Thank you 🙏🙏
thank you
very helpful! thank you and God bless
Glad it helps!
very very good thanks you
glad you like it!
Wow thank you so much ❤️
You are very welcome!
🥰Thank you for This video.
Gld to see that you find it useful.
What a goated channel damn👍
Appreciate it ^_^
This video is treasured in my heart. Keep it up!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you so much! I was searching on the whole UA-cam for a video that will help me understand the basics of 3D object design!
I'm starting my portfolio for applying to a university and I don't have the basic knowledge into this domain, even though I have knowledge of 3D modeling, when it comes to sketch it on paper I'm a total noob. 😂
Don't worry about it, sketching is not the most important if you are fast and efficient with 3D you should be good ;)
@@robertlkiss I wish... this university requires around 20 50x70cm project sketches, all traditional media. You can add digital, but they should not be included in the 20 drawings (or 2 A3 drawings on a page).
The admission exam is also on paper, so... we can't cheat 😂
More of this please
Will do! Feel free to leave a comment of specific things you would like to learn.
I am currently learning anatomy and watching your other video about shapes with a referenced human body--it was so amazing!! I really love how you do it and I can't help but search for more of your videos on illustrating with shapes♡
thank you so much！😭🙏
先生、ありがとうございます！！🥲👏
どういたしまして! 😊
好有用，感谢分享。
很开心你喜欢！
We have to think about the object, incredible!
The object is king!
Okay, so the object is the most important time.
Do we have to watch through the object so we can understand where we are plopping the tiny pieces of shapes?
@@questionable69 You should always draw through everything. It will help you understand better what is happening behind and around your object.
Thanks for giving us enormous advice on improving our productivity in making 3D shapes and setting small pieces of shapes so they could stand out!
Fantastic, thanks a lot it will help me at university .
I'm happy to hear that!
Already apply most of this stuff but, great video anyway mate!
Thanks. Yeah it is sort of industrial design basics but I noticed not many people know or apply these simple techniques outside ID.
Subscribed! purely, for your sense of humour :D
- and your tutorials are very good too! ;)
Thank you I appreciate that ^_^
man you are amazing
Thank you very much, kind of you to say that.
Nice tutorial
Thank you!
Big Like Thank you my friend... 💕 Very good tutorial
Glad to hear you liked it!
thanks for this, very helpful :)
Thank you very much, it makes me very happy to hear that!
ok this channel is so helpful, so many drawing tutorial channels go on and on about every detail of drawing people, but what about STUFF. Like I've been struggling trying to figure out how to draw cars and this one video made it made it so much more approachable.
Thanks for the kind comment, this is why I do this stuff :)
Yes
It was amazing ❤❤❤❤
Glad to see you found it useful!
I subscribed to your channel a couple years ago, but I was a dumbass and didn't take that stuff seriously. Now that I have practiced "my own way", I stumbled upon some road blocks and had many questions, (mainly due to my suffering fundamentals, lol), I rediscovered your valuable videos and I am getting the answers I am looking for. Thank u very much.
Well happe to hear that you rediscovered my channel and found it useful! ^_^
Awesome. Subbed. ❤
Thanks, much appreciated!
Wow..!! A Game Changer for me..!!
Subbed..!! 👊😎
Awesome! Thank you!