I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any help you can give me
@Kase Keaton Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
oh i for sure know what you mean, and i kind of even gave enough info in this tutorial to learn to do it but i promise ill put a video out explaining how its done. till then you can look up how to draw form tutorials from fine artists and that will give you tons more knowledge on the topic
Hey Grim, i started in November 2023, and i just gotta say, this video helped me a lot! I was confused, but this really sorts everything out. I think you should also make some advanced tutorials if you haven't already, since they would help more advanced writers as well. Anyways, have a nice day!
this tutorial series has been so helpful for me. i've been keeping up with the videos since it started (i literally found your channel a day before the first one.. lucky me!) and i applaud your willingness to keep up with this every day. i've learned so much about style and graffiti
lol im glad you learned a bunch, this took a ton of time to put together but im crazy excited to start working on the second bunch of videos. normally we upload once a week so this week was an exception but man am i happy with how it turned out
@@Theartistblock so these are just Ideas •Maybe a list of cool color combinations as inspiration •Or different Line Weights in a Tag(hope that makes sense... xD) Really appreciate your work for us Lg Linkin Oh Edit:I saw the new video about th drawing tablet..Can you make a in depth tutorial about how to shade a dropshadow?!?!??pleeeeease😊😂
#graffitigod... Damn ur a good teacher! One of my buddies tried to teach me one time.. And it was rough. Then my tattoo artist taught me but not all this technical stuff. Thank u. U are a saviour to my art 😂🤙
Love these recent tutorial =) Can you develop about 3D and continuous edge ? And as already asked in the comment how to color/shade ou 3D ? thank you very much really appreciate your work :D
This video should teach you how to do for any and all letters numbers or even drawings in general. Just like math class where your teacher teaches you the formula for how to do a new type of equation I'm teaching you the formula here. If you know the formula then you can use it for anything. If you're having issues feel free to ask, and also be sure to get my 3d ebook for this topic ( there's a free version) link in description
interest is never annoying man, i havent spoken to them in a while, been super busy so i likely wont be able to contact them for a little bit but once i do ill be sure to include it in a video :D
I was at school but I feel like your god level is beyond insane.I mean like your actually insane at graffiti and painting.Like screw collage I got everything I need in these vids. I’m still going to collage jk jk
I just purchased your bundle I have no idea worked as a union plumber my whole life 19 years . got hurt and now need something to do. Where are you located my friend?
@@jennieredrose5819 before you download any of the books, lets see if i can help you really fast. id hate to have you grab the book up just for this little info lol. Ok ok ok so when we're locating the "apex" of any rounded shape, we are considering the "apex" to be the highest point RELATIVE to the direction of the 3D. At 5:27, had i drawn the 3D coming off the form lower than the apex then every part of the shape between my new line, and the actual apex would be missing 3D , it would look flat. If i drew my 3D line, above where the actual apex was then we wouldn't see the 3D line at all because it would have been behind the form. that means the apex has to be at the exact point where it's no longer behind the form, AND where it doesn't leave any of the form without 3D. if you'd like, reach out on Instagram and i can draw an example for you (just let me know it's you so im not confused lol). i do tons of critiques over there daily .
i like the way ur explain this but i cant learn that way. u explain this more on the geometry side of it more on the Intellectual aspect of it witch is not bad but thats the whole reason y i dropped out of school. hahah. u no the is more easier way explaining it than haveing to get all smart on us hahah. but i get y ur doing it that way.
The Artist Block hahah oh no i didnt mean it as idk what to do or how to do it. im jus sayin that u get technical my man u explain it the longer way like u get in depth with it. i was tought to do 3d shadows it that it needs to match with the piece its hard to explain threw messages or txt or in writing but like if u do a drop shadow it all has to have the same thickness on every letter u no. an for 3d idk really much cuz i never really practiced that.
Its actually called a block out its a basic letter font. Calling it 3d confuses people the angle doesnt make it 3d its actually 2d unless with multiple letters in one peice you would change an angle giving you a third dimension. Those letters. Show a flat panel with one side thats 2d . to learn 3d look up 3d blocked. It helps to study fonts.
Something is bugging me, especially right here.....at 5:40 in.... I thought the definition of the word Apex meant the Highest Point..... Where your pencil and ruler are.... is not at the highest point. ""
for 3d and perspective, apex refers to the highest point relative to the perspective or the angle of 3d. This is how it's commonly taught and referred to as. its understood the apex is contextualized by the direction the 3d is meant to go. This is super evident when looking at 1 point perspective, you can kinda draw a cone from the vanishing point to the "apex" of the circle where the lines would protrude from. if we imagine the vanishing point as an eye then this point where the lines come from would be the highest points (the "apex) the vanishing point could see.
Nope not for isometric 3d being what graffiti uses. Graffiti's traditional 3D is pretty simple and basic, and uses isometric 3d instead of traditional 1 point perspective at very least like other art forms. You can certainly use 1 point perspective on graffiti, Iv even done 2 - 5 point perspective pieces of graffiti but this tutorial is for basic 3d
3d is a technique in graffiti that refers to isometric 3d shown in this video. 3d graffiti is a whole other style as you mentioned but this technique is still called 3d
the apex is the highest point in something, especially when coming to a point. I recommend watching some how to draw form tutorials, if you learn forms you'll learn more than enough to do basic 3d
oh thankyou for bringing this to my attention, i made these vids so long ago i had forgotten that i gave a specific price. Short answer, the free and the $2.50 no longer exist. Over the past year or two I dedicated tons of time an money into upgrading the books with more and more chapters and to pay for these improvements I had to raise the price. These books were written by me with no editing, or knowledge of book writing so i made them pretty cheap as a result, they were also just a few pages. The e books initially were just a transcription of the video and that was really it, with the $2.50 version containing a few chapters more of info not found in the video. Now we've added lots to the book and we're currently getting all of the books fully professionally edited.
@@letmebreakitdown2u152 i appreciate it, you can pick up the Basic 3D book from this link www.theartistblock.ink/store/3dp This book contains all the info needed for doing basic 3D. The Bundle Book contains ALL of the "Basic Books" in one (this includes 3D)
this is for basic graffiti. although for fine art and any other artform, 1 point perspective is basic, for graffiti thats one step above this technique. 1 point perspective will come in the next batch of tutorial videos, for now, we are keeping it basic and to the rules of graffiti traditional graffiti that does 3d this way.
I was just kiddin man. I know all about dat drop 3D. It looks best with a bubble fill or a piano fill in it like the OGs used to do... a la Seen and Phase 2
nothing changed, the formula stays the same. Simply draw the 3D on the farther vertex that normally would be out of view. I recommend looking up proper form tutorials as they would teach realistic forms as opposed to isometric forms used in graffiti.
I wish these vids existed when I started ✌️
lol fucking truuuuuuuuuuuue. spent years making some really basic mistakes lol
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any help you can give me
@Ruben Solomon instablaster :)
@Kase Keaton Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Kase Keaton It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out !
3D is one of the graffiti fundamentals I actually fully understand. Other things like color theory and letter structure just really rustle my jimmies
3d effects are the easiest to grasp and you can still paint decent shit w mediocre letter structure If the 3d effects poppin
Appreciate this one 🙌 been wanting to learn 3D for a while and this summed it up great!
Do a tutorial on differenet kinds of 3d. Two point perspective and things of that sort
Pretty please
Dude youre on fire with these videos man. Good idea on the tutorial series. This is where i go for my daily dose of graffiti knowledge. Thanks Doc!
Will you do a video about shading 3d?
oh for sure I will. we will go over all shading for 3d, basic, suggestive, and realistic
@@Theartistblock wow thanks💪
How come you didnt warn us about the evil that are tangents?
lol im sorry :'( i think i have a video specifically about tangents coming out in the future actually. i need to double check
I’m waiting for the advanced one. For 3D over a letter. Like how do we add a shadow over a letter, you know what I mean?
oh i for sure know what you mean, and i kind of even gave enough info in this tutorial to learn to do it but i promise ill put a video out explaining how its done. till then you can look up how to draw form tutorials from fine artists and that will give you tons more knowledge on the topic
Dude youre on fire!
lol thanks man :D
@@Theartistblock are you still doing critiques?
yup, just getting this tutorial series all completed is all
Hey Grim, i started in November 2023, and i just gotta say, this video helped me a lot! I was confused, but this really sorts everything out. I think you should also make some advanced tutorials if you haven't already, since they would help more advanced writers as well. Anyways, have a nice day!
this tutorial series has been so helpful for me. i've been keeping up with the videos since it started (i literally found your channel a day before the first one.. lucky me!) and i applaud your willingness to keep up with this every day. i've learned so much about style and graffiti
lol im glad you learned a bunch, this took a ton of time to put together but im crazy excited to start working on the second bunch of videos. normally we upload once a week so this week was an exception but man am i happy with how it turned out
This video is amazing... he is a wonderful teacher, very direct makes information fun and easy to recieve
I’m a artist and I got into graffiti. I know somewhat some basic art things about 3RD that helps me so much.
yo this actually helped me so much as a beginner graffiti artist 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I absolutely love this video but honestly your whole channel.
Best way to explain 3d thank you for this one
Beautiful lesson bro super easy to follow! Really helping me understand the basics!!
Awesome vid. Really helpful
Thanks I just started graffiti 10/10
This is key thank you man
Please do more of those Videos..It's just so fun and informing to watch!!
Greetings from Germany👋😊
lol what videos do you have in mind?
@@Theartistblock so these are just Ideas
•Maybe a list of cool color combinations as inspiration
•Or different Line Weights in a Tag(hope that makes sense... xD)
Really appreciate your work for us
Lg Linkin
Oh Edit:I saw the new video about th drawing tablet..Can you make a in depth tutorial about how to shade a dropshadow?!?!??pleeeeease😊😂
Loved this and helped me a lot
This. Fixed. Everything.
Thanks
Bro, fantastic channel!!! I'm so glad I found it...
I absolutely love the sound of your voice. . Easy to listen to you haa
Can you do a video explaining how to find the apex please
Thanks Professor grim 🤞🏽
#graffitigod... Damn ur a good teacher! One of my buddies tried to teach me one time.. And it was rough. Then my tattoo artist taught me but not all this technical stuff. Thank u. U are a saviour to my art 😂🤙
Isometric pespective IS still correct perspective, its just drawn from an infinitely far away camera view.
THIS HELP SO MUCH
Thanks 👍😊
thanks
Well done again
Thank you for letting me Subscribe
Love these recent tutorial =)
Can you develop about 3D and continuous edge ?
And as already asked in the comment how to color/shade ou 3D ?
thank you very much really appreciate your work :D
Great info !
Dude this is perfect thank you
lol no thank you for watching :D
The Artist Block np man
Awesome video👍👍
I just started ... like 3 days ago
Can you pls do a lowercase l 3-d tutorial
This video should teach you how to do for any and all letters numbers or even drawings in general. Just like math class where your teacher teaches you the formula for how to do a new type of equation I'm teaching you the formula here. If you know the formula then you can use it for anything. If you're having issues feel free to ask, and also be sure to get my 3d ebook for this topic ( there's a free version) link in description
Ok thank you also you are very good at graffiti keep it up 👍
good lesson but on 5:09 wouldn`t the 3d of the diamond go over the circle cus like how does the diamond go over the circle but the 3d doesnt
3:46 I explain that yes you can overlap but graffiti considers that advanced 3D, this is a basic 3D tutorial.
@@Theartistblock okay i got it thank you
How's it looking for those beanies?
(sorry for beeing annoying)
interest is never annoying man, i havent spoken to them in a while, been super busy so i likely wont be able to contact them for a little bit but once i do ill be sure to include it in a video :D
I was at school but I feel like your god level is beyond insane.I mean like your actually insane at graffiti and painting.Like screw collage I got everything I need in these vids.
I’m still going to collage jk jk
lol you are possibly one of the kindest people in this community lol thanks a million man
Man I waited this video so long
lol be sure to pick up the free or premium pdf if you want more info
What a legend.
Really my difficult is drawing curving lines. (I'm Brazilian, Sorry for english LOL) 🇧🇷
Not too bad, few good tips thx
What about words that are together?
How do I make barcode 3d?
even though i know everything about this i still watched it idk why
Do more on bubble throwies!!
i have two great videos on that topic that honestly teach everything you need for basic throws
@@Theartistblock thanks! I thought you just had only 1 video on the topic, keep the great stuff
I just purchased your bundle I have no idea worked as a union plumber my whole life 19 years . got hurt and now need something to do. Where are you located my friend?
thankyou dude, i know this is super late, but i appreciate the support! Im based in PA! hope you ended up healing well and good buddy!
Hey bro can i add 3d and a drop shadow in same peace? It's confusing me whenever I tryed doing it it turns out ugly!! Help pls
Are you supposed to fill it in or not
is the 'apex' the first point that doesn't go 'into' the shape or am i wrong
I still don't quite understand how you find the apex. Like @ 5:27 you're like here is the apex. But how would I know that particular part is the apex?
I mean I can always kinda just see where the apex should be. But i think I'm missing the exact way to see it.
I think I'll download the premium version
@@jennieredrose5819 before you download any of the books, lets see if i can help you really fast. id hate to have you grab the book up just for this little info lol. Ok ok ok so when we're locating the "apex" of any rounded shape, we are considering the "apex" to be the highest point RELATIVE to the direction of the 3D.
At 5:27, had i drawn the 3D coming off the form lower than the apex then every part of the shape between my new line, and the actual apex would be missing 3D , it would look flat. If i drew my 3D line, above where the actual apex was then we wouldn't see the 3D line at all because it would have been behind the form. that means the apex has to be at the exact point where it's no longer behind the form, AND where it doesn't leave any of the form without 3D. if you'd like, reach out on Instagram and i can draw an example for you (just let me know it's you so im not confused lol). i do tons of critiques over there daily .
Super basic so I know it but still very entertaining
I can't download the free version and I'm in italy
i like the way ur explain this but i cant learn that way. u explain this more on the geometry side of it more on the Intellectual aspect of it witch is not bad but thats the whole reason y i dropped out of school. hahah. u no the is more easier way explaining it than haveing to get all smart on us hahah. but i get y ur doing it that way.
for sure id love to, let me see what i can put together for ya
The Artist Block hahah oh no i didnt mean it as idk what to do or how to do it. im jus sayin that u get technical my man u explain it the longer way like u get in depth with it. i was tought to do 3d shadows it that it needs to match with the piece its hard to explain threw messages or txt or in writing but like if u do a drop shadow it all has to have the same thickness on every letter u no. an for 3d idk really much cuz i never really practiced that.
👍
Its actually called a block out its a basic letter font. Calling it 3d confuses people the angle doesnt make it 3d its actually 2d unless with multiple letters in one peice you would change an angle giving you a third dimension. Those letters. Show a flat panel with one side thats 2d . to learn 3d look up 3d blocked. It helps to study fonts.
How do writers on the street do this without measuring?
Something is bugging me, especially right here.....at 5:40 in.... I thought the definition of the word Apex meant the Highest Point..... Where your pencil and ruler are.... is not at the highest point. ""
for 3d and perspective, apex refers to the highest point relative to the perspective or the angle of 3d. This is how it's commonly taught and referred to as. its understood the apex is contextualized by the direction the 3d is meant to go. This is super evident when looking at 1 point perspective, you can kinda draw a cone from the vanishing point to the "apex" of the circle where the lines would protrude from. if we imagine the vanishing point as an eye then this point where the lines come from would be the highest points (the "apex) the vanishing point could see.
So there is no need for a VP?
Nope not for isometric 3d being what graffiti uses. Graffiti's traditional 3D is pretty simple and basic, and uses isometric 3d instead of traditional 1 point perspective at very least like other art forms. You can certainly use 1 point perspective on graffiti, Iv even done 2 - 5 point perspective pieces of graffiti but this tutorial is for basic 3d
@@Theartistblock Thanks!!
Instructions unclear: penis stuck in the 2nd dimension
Isn't it 2d? I've seen 3d pieces that look like wildstyle.. 3d graff is on another level.
3d is a technique in graffiti that refers to isometric 3d shown in this video. 3d graffiti is a whole other style as you mentioned but this technique is still called 3d
Could you hypothetically use you real name for your tag name?
Sure, some people do.
Grim I don’t get what the apex means
the apex is the highest point in something, especially when coming to a point. I recommend watching some how to draw form tutorials, if you learn forms you'll learn more than enough to do basic 3d
I hit the link for the $2.50 premium PDF and it took me to a book for $10.
Where is the PDF for $2.50?
oh thankyou for bringing this to my attention, i made these vids so long ago i had forgotten that i gave a specific price.
Short answer, the free and the $2.50 no longer exist.
Over the past year or two I dedicated tons of time an money into upgrading the books with more and more chapters and to pay for these improvements I had to raise the price. These books were written by me with no editing, or knowledge of book writing so i made them pretty cheap as a result, they were also just a few pages. The e books initially were just a transcription of the video and that was really it, with the $2.50 version containing a few chapters more of info not found in the video. Now we've added lots to the book and we're currently getting all of the books fully professionally edited.
@@Theartistblock oh ok got you! I'll still get the book. Where's the best place to buy it?
@@letmebreakitdown2u152 i appreciate it, you can pick up the Basic 3D book from this link
www.theartistblock.ink/store/3dp
This book contains all the info needed for doing basic 3D.
The Bundle Book contains ALL of the "Basic Books" in one (this includes 3D)
Balm
"perfect 3d"
- no vanishing point
I'm about to go angrygermankid.mp4 over this.
this is for basic graffiti. although for fine art and any other artform, 1 point perspective is basic, for graffiti thats one step above this technique. 1 point perspective will come in the next batch of tutorial videos, for now, we are keeping it basic and to the rules of graffiti traditional graffiti that does 3d this way.
I was just kiddin man. I know all about dat drop 3D. It looks best with a bubble fill or a piano fill in it like the OGs used to do... a la Seen and Phase 2
Hey
hey :D
Holy shit thank you 😭
I liked the examples, what about transparent "ice cube 🧊" looking
nothing changed, the formula stays the same. Simply draw the 3D on the farther vertex that normally would be out of view. I recommend looking up proper form tutorials as they would teach realistic forms as opposed to isometric forms used in graffiti.