Learn Design Drawing In Just 20 Hours!
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2017
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Ladybirds and Gentle-bugs, This is the story of how I went from sucking at design drawing to being rather darn good at design drawing. And the real kicker is that I did it all in just 20 hours!
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Oh it was headphones the whole videos? I thought it was hairdryer.
Ikr me too🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅
lmao for some reason i thought it was a sewing machine...
he said earbuds in the beginning silly 😅
This channel came at the right time. Struggling to draw sketches and trying to avoid the pain and frustration of sucking at it. But your videos inspire me and I've gotten better already! Thanks
Dude this is genius. This is some serious personal development stuff youre demonstrating right here.
Thanks man. :)
At first, i thought you were going to get 20hours of getting good at Headphones, turns out you already had a foundation in perspective drawing and made some impressive and various drawings ! very motivating!
This is so encouraging! I can't wait to keep persevering into design sketching myself.
Thanks Chris! That is really nice hear.
Go for it. :) It is a super useful skill that less and less designers these days seem to be putting time into learning.
I've been looking for videos like these for ages! This is great
I want to be a product designer and I’m planning to go to AUT and it’s so cool to see what’s it like from a students perspective. and it’s funny how I recognize a lot of the locations where you film. Thanks for the inspiring videos!
Nice work, love the editing!
my brother,you cant believe what kind of confident you gave me with this video.thank you.
i just wanna start doing drawing so hopefully someday became designer for kids toys.
Thanks, that is so cool to hear. All the best man.
Hey, im also a design student and my biggest struggle is design drawing. In my opinion you can draw 100 houres and still suck. You need cordination otherwise you are just drawing your own mistakes over and over agian
Great video! We are really enjoying watching your journey through Product Design :) We really enjoyed this video and your experiment to learn something in 20 hours! From the AUT Social Media team :)
Thanks so much. :)
Hey! I really enjoy watching your videos, I honestly have a crap ton of fun every time, keep it up!!!
Thanks man. I fully intend to keep them coming. I so enjoy making them. :)
you're a great teacher, love the simplicity, with details! subbed!
Nice video Myrin. Great example of showing people how to push through barriers and increase self confidence - a very valuable lesson for improving life in general. Thank you =]
Thanks a lot - your video is a Great start to soft soft. I'm onto it !
Really cool video! Loved it, nice job!
Cool left handed sketchers!!
I just watched ur video now and it was wat av been looking for bro..... thanks champ
Excellent! it's just what i'm looking for
Found your channel today! You make great and inspiring videos, new sub!
Very cool!!!
Gonna try this out for design
I've enjoyed both of your How to Learn Anything in 20 Hours Video's. You are a very good presenter and video creator. Subscriber 289
Thank you. :)
Myrin you taught me a awesome thing today n I am going 2 practice it just like u
#fanfromIndia
Gonna try this. Very inspiring
Nice. Really motivating me to keep up my sketching every day routine. BTW, I've seen improvements in my sketching too.
Nice one man! Looking good!
Thanks bro!
I 'am from Mexico.I like this video.
I feel 10x more confident in soft soft, thanks!
Great video! Cheers!
Alright I need to do this! Let's GO!
About to give it a try and see how it goes
What steps would you advise beginners to take? I'm trying to split Industrial sketch drawings into little chunks and pieces but I don't know what to start mastering before I try the big stuff! What would you recommend, if I were to try and master one concept a week?
Hi Alexis,
I would recommend you begin with learning how to draw in 2-point perceptive. Once you get a handle of that start learning ideation sketching (no, colour just quick product drawings). Once you have those two under your belt start learning to do it al digitally. Here is a list of helpful tutorials and links I used to teach myself digital design drawing:
This is a great Lynda.com course that will explain all the fundamentals and techniques of product design sketching. It is a bit hard going, but stick with it. - www.lynda.com/Design-Skills-tutorials/Sketching-Product-Design-AEC/197940-2.html?srchtrk=index%3a3%0alinktypeid%3a2%0aq%3aproduct+design+drawing%0apage%3a1%0as%3arelevance%0asa%3atrue%0aproducttypeid%3a2
Here is another tutorial on Lynda.com that I went through to learn the SketchBook software - www.lynda.com/SketchBook-Pro-tutorials/SketchBook-Pro-7-Essential-Training/171765-2.html?srchtrk=index%3a4%0alinktypeid%3a2%0aq%3asketchbook%0apage%3a1%0as%3arelevance%0asa%3atrue%0aproducttypeid%3a2
The SketchBook Blog has some great advice and tutorials on digital design drawing which I referred to a lot when doing the shoes - www.sketchbook.com/blog
These blog post, in particular, a really good:
www.sketchbook.com/blog/industrial-design-product-rendering-step-by-step-tutorial/
www.sketchbook.com/blog/how-to-draw-shoes-with-hudson-rio/
Finally, go to UA-cam and search something like digital product design drawing. You will find SO many drawing time-lapse videos that you can watch.
Hope you find this useful. :)
2 videos in and I am already in love with you...
Hey hey! ;-)
did you use reference images when you did your sketches ?
Hey I‘m wondering what pens you use. An overview would be great! Thank you!
What materials did you use for this?? Pens, pencils and markers? As well as brands? Looking to get into design as well!
Woah.... in awe! :-O
:-D
Amazing. Could you post your drawing tool? Mainly the pens?
your give me a very great idea right now
Where did you get all those beautiful reference sketches? There's so many of them!
U must have got a lot of skill... Im doing a design study and still cant draw like this haha. what video's did you use as reference or was it really just that teacher who taught you? Dang this is incredible you can sketch like this
Actually quite inspiring.
Ligit Your videos is really really good. im on the forth floor at aut, i see u around the we lab alot just get too nervous to say hi ahahha 🙃🙃🙃
Thanks so much. That is super nice to hear. :) Next time you see me in the wet lab, please come and say hi. It would be great to meet ya. :)
haha the german lecturer... :)
He is the man! His drawing skills are off the charts!
@Myrin do you know what uni your lecturer studied PD?
As a graduate student, should give it a try to learn writing an essay in 20 hours .
Nice! It's impressive
Hey, I wanna give it a try and leverage my sketching skills. How do I go by this process? Did you use some pictures for reference or you just start sketching ideas you thought of?
You don't !!! This guy is a joke. You do not learn to " draw " in 20 hours. Why ? Because you have step to do before being able to " draw " for example. First you need to learn to " see " and this in it self is a challenge then after that you need to learn to reproduce what you see and for that you need to learn / understand the fundamentals which are in his case: PERSPECTIVE, SHAPE/FORMS BASICS and finally still in his case ( industrial design ) proportion.
This guy is actually a scam ! Why ? First for all the reasons that i just listed and secondly 1.this guy is actually filming his video in a INDUSTRIAL DESIGN school. 2. This guy is drawing next to a book of kool eissen which is an unstructor/teacher of " INDUSTRIAL DESIGN " the name of the book is sketching or sketch basics ( google it ). and finally this guy is not drawing from imagination but from reference which are in front of him in the video.
So at worst what this guy is doing is clickbaiting for views which not gonna pay him anything since his channel have not reach the minimum requierement of UA-cam to be able to get paid from google. And at best it's discourage you because now when you gonna hit the 20 hours mark in your learning journey you will think of this idiot and compare yourself to him and think that you are actually crap when in reality he is the one to blame for discouraging you just for the sake of money and ego.
If you wanna learn how to draw ? Go through everything you find about perspective and work you way through it until you become able to turn cube and cylinder in any direction. Be strong !
This should be titled: "in just 10 hrs". For the results in the thumbnail, which is even better haha
Hi.. could you please mention where do you collect the reference pictures for your sketches!
I must tell you,This is some inspiration. Incredible!
Thanks, I mostly find them on Pinterest.
😂 the description "ladybirds and gentle-bugs"
Hey dude,I'm a sophomore student from China, do you know any other good websites or videos or any advice to learn sketching? By the way, I'm deeply impressed by your video,it's fantastic!
Hey man I am also gonna start with Product Sketching cause I wanna become a Designer too, my question to u is like in this 20hrs challenge what was the entire schedule of yours, like how much break u took inbetween or like how much hours u did in one day and did u continue your two minute sketching after every hour of practice?
you deserve more subs!!!!!
Thanks. Yup, that would definitely be nice.
What is the names of the products (pens) are you using. Please advise some brands too
hi I'm product designer from Saudi Arabia and I really enjoy watching your videos
Thanks man.
at our product design school it is no elypse tool or other tools. and only fineliners. insight in this?
i love your works and WHAT?? THEY ALLOW YOU TO USE RULERS??? keep up the good work!
Hi there Myrin, what pen is your instructor using at the beginning of the video?
Just a simple Bic ballpoint pen.
Does anyone know what kind of pens/markers he's using? The orange one he uses at first and then the darker, thicker ones?
What are you desining?
What type of markers do you use for the coloring?
Man u r great ....
I have question.
Where do u get dedication..so much of dedication
Industrial Design is all about making small tweaks to reality that make life better for all. I find that idea very exciting.
Hi, great video and very inspring! Are there any book or online resources you could recommend to me for improving my design drawing? :)
This is a pretty good course - www.lynda.com/Design-Skills-tutorials/Sketching-Product-Design-AEC/197940-2.html?srchtrk=index%3a1%0alinktypeid%3a2%0aq%3aproduct+sketching%0apage%3a1%0as%3arelevance%0asa%3atrue%0aproducttypeid%3a2
Whats the music used at 3:37 when u draw the two minute sketch?
I can't remember the name of it, but you will find it somewhere on this playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PLGznEl712WekDoVkJ7KHElMXpbltvjXYJ.html&disable_polymer=true
wow man
I was importing the midi files from my PC, after importing the midi file, the midi file only runs on the default tempo.
does anyone know how i can get the pirated version of soft soft
what is the best pen, that does not bleed when marker is put on it? Mine is bleeding and I have to redo the whole construction after putting marker and its making me go nuuuts
PLZ HELPH
What type of job is that? Where do you go to do that?
What is the title of that study book laying on the table at 3:21?
What type of pen they are using??
How did u know what tools to use? I want attempt this challenge
I did this challenge while doing a design drawing course at uni, so my lectures told me what to get. What you will need are the following:
-A3 copy paper
- A black ballpoint pen
- Copic markers
- A black felt marker for thick lines (optional)
- Metal Ruler
- A set of French Curves (optional)
- A circle and oval stencil set (optional)
Hope this helps
i am currently undergoing a project where i am designing on ear headphone (similar to the ones at 6:05) and I'm really struggling on how to get the proportions right, could you give any tips or techniques???
Sorry for the late reply. Here is a pretty good tutorial on how to draw headphones - ua-cam.com/video/mDwdDCAT7t4/v-deo.html It is kind of hard to explain proportion techniques in written form, but I will try my best.
An easy way to get your proportions right is to measure all the parts of product using only one part. For example, draw the right ear muff of the headphones then establish many ear muffs long the other parts are, like the headband part might be two ear muffs long. I'm not sure if this helps, but here is an online course that I found really helpful when learning design drawing - bit.ly/2z8RU2C
Myrin thank you
Which school do you go to?
What kind of pencil is that?
What is this type of major is this type of designing?
Did you actually learn to sketch in 20hours? And how and where to you get there inspiration ?
How did you learn perspective drawing again? I wrote it down but somehow lost it.. can you please let me know!
I can do one better. Me made you a video :) - ua-cam.com/video/Y7OXLIE9Gf4/v-deo.html
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Thanks so much for making tNice tutorials video! You really broke it down well.
rofl :') "goodbye my dear friends your shinning colors have betrayed me and seduced me..."
What's name of music?
6:14 is that the Autodesk logo
What is the pen's name in 1:25
What Markers do you use?
I used Copic Markers
botton and cant see what it does (HELP PLEASE) I want my soft or say to long 5 , 10mins long... you understand
Is product design a subcategory of industrial design?
No, they are really just the same thing. Product Design was the original name for designing physical products, but in recent years what happened is that software also became known as a "product" and so we needed a new term that referred more to the physical products. Thus, people coined the title Industrial Design. There's a bit of history for ya. ;-)
Basically, if you want to sound creative in conversation say you study product design, but if you want to sound smart and technical say you study industrial design. :)
Thou you are right, it IS just recent history. :)
Wiki: The first use of the term "industrial design" is often attributed to the industrial designer Joseph Claude Sinel in 1919 (although he himself denied this in interviews), but the discipline predates 1919 by at least a decade. Christopher Dresser is considered among the first independent industrial designers.[14] Industrial design's origins lie in the industrialization of consumer products.
"product design" is a wider term, coined much later, and encompases any type of product - software, hardware, handmade, industrial...
keep on with the ID studies, cheers..
Ha, Thanks. :)
song at 6:40?
What kind of pen do you use?
Just a simple, black ballpoint pen.
BIC clic M10
oi oi to the heaton manor lot who got told to watch this for homework
Max Davison same
ur line quality is still ass but you proofed your point. Good Job! you really improved/acquired a new skill.
SO ass. :)
Youre so dorky but like the only i guy i can get content like this
Another Lefty 😁
are you shure myrin that I can became awesome alike you hahaha because I have 1 hour sketching, so if I wanna be good or awesome sketching cars I have to put dedication of 20hrs continuetly that is so fu.......g crazzzyyyyy but I will start
It takes a lot of practice to get good at design drawing, but starting now is the best thing you can do. I wish you all the best. Doing a 20 hours challenge will help you get over the first initial learning hump and in my option is by far the best way to begin learning a new skill. Go for it! :)
can we design a glove
You did continue 20 hours 🤔
2:35 supa clin
He reminds me of Newt Scamander from Fantastic Beasts
Ha, cheers. :)
Funniest thing about this video might actually be that you are apparently listening to the EXACT same music as I do.