As it's said often "you need to know the rules before you can break them". Learning to draw realistically before exaggerating so you know what you're exaggerating is important.
I can see now you are going to help me a lot, Stan. I'm finishing school next year and after that I want to study art. There will be exams and I really need to prepare myself, because I lack basic art education. I have very little knowledge of how to draw proportions and almost 0 experience. With your videos I can practice in peace. I thank you for that.
@@libertyhaas6950 Hehe, I did. And I left without finishing the 2nd year 😁 Didn't like it. Realised I don't want education at all. Call me crazy. But I am cooking up a creative project, that's gonna involve a lot of art.
The whole concept of drawing shapes instead of naming things is really well developed in Drawing on the right side of the brain, Betty Edwards, really advice viewers to read it... Even more if you are a beginner :) This + those videos will help a lot to improve your skills
Hi Stan, you just made me more aware of my stupid brain and the many mistakes I make. Many thanks for your christal clain explanations that will help me to become a smarter artist :-). High regarts, Lineke
Hehe, I draw lots of bad artwork, but I always love to use extreme perspectives and weird angles, so even though I'm pants at shading, I'm possibly the best of all my friends at judging perspective. I don't do it w/ vanishing points, though - I find it easier just to learn when it 'feels' right. Btw, the "1 pt perspective hallway photo" was actually in full perspective, but it just showcased a single perspective more strongly than the others - but the others WERE still present...
i find that what people really mean, is whether it is necessary to know the names of the muscle... which is not. it is important to know their shapes and how they flex and what do they connect to, etc.
You get over it by doing it. One of the biggest things preventing beginning artists is that they're afraid of ruining sketchbooks, expending canvases, wasting paint, etc. But you have to think, is it more useful for you to paint on it and learn from it, or for it to sit there blank for the rest of forever? The canvas isn't going to contribute anything to the world by itself, so you might as well use it. Once you've used 30 canvases, it won't bother you nearly as much.
hmm. thanks for the advice. I will be doing the exercises :) One real world example which I found while reading up was airplanes at an weird angle, or cars being flipped about in the air would have these kind of perspective.
Oh and just to add, there can be more than one horizon line in an image. There is only one *true* horizon line, but there can be others like when you draw an incline/decline in a road. Connecting two of the three dots should give you the pseudo-horizon line. Now, I could be completely wrong, but these are the conclusions I came to when learning perspective :)
Need help: doubt in 3 point perspective, what are the situations when all of the 3 VPs are NOT on horizon and how to plot them, plus how to plot the measuring points? Thanks.
As you saw in the two different two point perspectives, the location of vanishing points really depends on what you are going for, or if you want a real world example: they depend on the 'lens' the 'picture' was taken with. I'm sure there is a mathematical way to plot exactly where the vanishing points go (I don't know it sorry), it usually just takes a trained eye to be able to spot where the vanishing points go. Draw a bunch of cubes on paper using 3 randomly placed dots, its a good start.
I know this feeling, canvases are not cheap. But if you'r feeling insecure, try sketching in a rough draft with a pencil first, with low pressure. Even if you make mistakes, you can still erase :)
necessary? That depends on what youre doing. If you want to depict natural looking people, yes.. There should not be any part of the body that is a mystery to you.
Actually I don't see where the foreshortened leg looks right. The picture at 4:15 is incorrect anyway because the right foot in the photo is ahead of the left foot but reversed in the drawing. To me it still looks extended.
What about artists in the comicbook business? Okay so usually the men are way bulkier than the women so it would help, but does that mean you can be a bit more ''freeform'' or ''stylized'' with the ladies?
Do one with boxes, only boxes and draw them at every angle possible or show us how to IN DETAIL Please.. ? I like your structure one but was not detailed much and this is very important. Do it as if we know nothing about it. Please
Late reply but look up "Environment Design 1 | Master Class Demo" on UA-cam. This demo video goes into how to place the Vanishing Points properly. It doesn't talk about flattening perspective specifically but its related. The closer the two vanishing points are the more distorted the object will look (i.e. the corner of the car will really stand out). If you spread out the vanishing points the perspective will be flattened and the corner will not pop out as much.
love your content. If you could love nudity a bit less.. I mean nothing against the human body and such but at the end of the day I mostly watch your vids in coffee shops, so when a shawang pops up on full screen.. Ok but seriously your stuff is so helpful, love your vids
yup. It's because I always wear long sleeves in my videos..
"Everyone knows that my biceps are enormously large" hahahaha I love it! xD Thanks for this series!
Reaching hundred likes after 3 years 🌸
You're very lucky, Stan. You've got two valued skills or talents--art and teaching. Very few people can do both of those things so well.
Desdemona Gladiola it’s called years of research, experience and practice. There’s no such thing thing as “lucky”
@@hanhoang7883 ya ,he worked hard dude it's not natural talent or smt it's his skill he developed over years
@@hanhoang7883 lmao yall really be replying to a 7 yo comment
Replying and salty about it too. Like "you're lucky" isn't just a saying.
As it's said often "you need to know the rules before you can break them". Learning to draw realistically before exaggerating so you know what you're exaggerating is important.
I heard "simple shape" as "simple shit".
Had quite a good laugh.
I can see now you are going to help me a lot, Stan. I'm finishing school next year and after that I want to study art. There will be exams and I really need to prepare myself, because I lack basic art education. I have very little knowledge of how to draw proportions and almost 0 experience. With your videos I can practice in peace. I thank you for that.
3 years later...did you ever go to art school?
@@libertyhaas6950 Hehe, I did. And I left without finishing the 2nd year 😁 Didn't like it. Realised I don't want education at all. Call me crazy. But I am cooking up a creative project, that's gonna involve a lot of art.
@@initialcreation Honestly, good for you. Not pursing extended education isn't for everyone. Best wishes on your future projects.
@@libertyhaas6950 Thank you very much! I wish you all the best too! :)
@@initialcreation How you doing now?
Oh no! I uploaded a 720p video. I don't know why youtube shows only 480p. Anyone know?
But , i can see this video in 720👍
Proko the genius creature,I have got a lot from your lecture.thanks alot.
Indeed and I think he is probably the best art/drawing teacher currently here in youtube. I never get bored of this lol
next dvd, probably later this year on figure drawing fundamentals
well said Jon
The whole concept of drawing shapes instead of naming things is really well developed in Drawing on the right side of the brain, Betty Edwards, really advice viewers to read it... Even more if you are a beginner :) This + those videos will help a lot to improve your skills
aww this man is precious
great video! thank you!
Hi Stan, you just made me more aware of my stupid brain and the many mistakes I make. Many thanks for your christal clain explanations that will help me to become a smarter artist :-). High regarts, Lineke
Hehe, I draw lots of bad artwork, but I always love to use extreme perspectives and weird angles, so even though I'm pants at shading, I'm possibly the best of all my friends at judging perspective.
I don't do it w/ vanishing points, though - I find it easier just to learn when it 'feels' right.
Btw, the "1 pt perspective hallway photo" was actually in full perspective, but it just showcased a single perspective more strongly than the others - but the others WERE still present...
Your videos are simply awesome Stan! It is so easy to overlook the fundamentals of art and your videos serve as a nice refresher for me. Thanks a lot!
You'll have to get over that. When I do figure drawing videos there will be a lot more naked men.. It's natural.
What
i find that what people really mean, is whether it is necessary to know the names of the muscle... which is not. it is important to know their shapes and how they flex and what do they connect to, etc.
You get over it by doing it. One of the biggest things preventing beginning artists is that they're afraid of ruining sketchbooks, expending canvases, wasting paint, etc.
But you have to think, is it more useful for you to paint on it and learn from it, or for it to sit there blank for the rest of forever? The canvas isn't going to contribute anything to the world by itself, so you might as well use it. Once you've used 30 canvases, it won't bother you nearly as much.
You've grown so much👍
best channel
You are mysteryly great.
Please make a video on how to draw a correct square in perspective. Preferably 3 point
@proko yes , please make 🙏
Love your deep (but funny) vids. There is a lot of good information packed reasonable way in your vids. I greatly admire your drawing skill too.
i hate foreshortening with a passion -.-
It does seem to come natural for some people. I struggle with it massively.
For some reason proprioception makes figure drawing and foreshortening easier.
Awesome video Proko, love your channel. Cheers from Brazil
hmm. thanks for the advice. I will be doing the exercises :)
One real world example which I found while reading up was airplanes at an weird angle, or cars being flipped about in the air would have these kind of perspective.
Glad to see you back. You make learning easy. My favorite online instructor, when is the next DVD coming out? Thanks.
I read about this concept, although need to practice more in order to fully understand the concept.
Oh and just to add, there can be more than one horizon line in an image. There is only one *true* horizon line, but there can be others like when you draw an incline/decline in a road. Connecting two of the three dots should give you the pseudo-horizon line. Now, I could be completely wrong, but these are the conclusions I came to when learning perspective :)
Need help: doubt in 3 point perspective, what are the situations when all of the 3 VPs are NOT on horizon and how to plot them, plus how to plot the measuring points? Thanks.
This video was super informative! Thanks for this great video.
great job Stan!!
Nice video! Helped a lot.
Incredible.
i see batman on the knee
Hahahaha :D
M Mirza this is all i could think about as well 😂
Knee knee knee knee knee knee ♪ knee knee knee knee knee knee knee knee knee Batmaaaaan!! ♫
I'm sorry, I'm leaving now, please don't shoot!
thank you very much, this video is very useful to me
As you saw in the two different two point perspectives, the location of vanishing points really depends on what you are going for, or if you want a real world example: they depend on the 'lens' the 'picture' was taken with. I'm sure there is a mathematical way to plot exactly where the vanishing points go (I don't know it sorry), it usually just takes a trained eye to be able to spot where the vanishing points go. Draw a bunch of cubes on paper using 3 randomly placed dots, its a good start.
Pena que não tem legenda em PT português, mas Excelente trabalho Proko tu é muito bom
Good job as usuall! Do you think it is necessary to know each muscle in body?
Thank you sir
Aw man that’s so true.
everything is great! not sure what happened.
I know this feeling, canvases are not cheap. But if you'r feeling insecure, try sketching in a rough draft with a pencil first, with low pressure. Even if you make mistakes, you can still erase :)
Great vid, Stan :)
cool))) it was one of my horrible mistakes))) thank you Stan!!! ^_^
Pero que guapoooooooooo sumado a lo bien qeu explica, eso no le quita lo GUAPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooo
Thank you one more time. =D
Nice video Proko!!.. By the way, I didn't know that your biceps are that big ;)
Can you show us how to paint with acrylics? I've been wanting to start but I don't really know where or how.
necessary? That depends on what youre doing. If you want to depict natural looking people, yes.. There should not be any part of the body that is a mystery to you.
Actually I don't see where the foreshortened leg looks right. The picture at 4:15 is incorrect anyway because the right foot in the photo is ahead of the left foot but reversed in the drawing. To me it still looks extended.
What about artists in the comicbook business? Okay so usually the men are way bulkier than the women so it would help, but does that mean you can be a bit more ''freeform'' or ''stylized'' with the ladies?
It is necessary to know the muscles we see and that most influence how we percieve humans. So not of all of them. And not the names really.
I did this during math class during the eighth grade
6:00 Daisan No Bakudan Bites Za Dusto 👍
Awesome Proko, LOVE YA MAN (no homo)
Did you hear that at :50?
I think that is also one of the reasons behind his huge audience growth. I am always trying myself to upload better content.
Do one with boxes, only boxes and draw them at every angle possible or show us how to IN DETAIL Please.. ? I like your structure one but was not detailed much and this is very important. Do it as if we know nothing about it. Please
3:37 anyone seen a video explaining how to flatten perspective?
Late reply but look up "Environment Design 1 | Master Class Demo" on UA-cam. This demo video goes into how to place the Vanishing Points properly. It doesn't talk about flattening perspective specifically but its related. The closer the two vanishing points are the more distorted the object will look (i.e. the corner of the car will really stand out). If you spread out the vanishing points the perspective will be flattened and the corner will not pop out as much.
only 480p?? :(
Know this sence ever. I just don't even thinking about it anymore lol.
But we must understand that some of the viewers are beginners. :-)
bruh i was not expecting that naked photo i'm at work LOL
there is always one mystery part :D
They can be...
Stupid brain! :D I liked the video, it was really helpful. Thank you!:)
0:50 CREEEEEEPY
"My biceps"
Wut happened at :50 I never heard it?
Something akin to the dying breath of a ringwraith was mixed into the audio.
In response to nachman elharar, I also notice something different, a tired sad quality to this video. Worrisome. Be well Proko, love your videos.
if you give me your subtitle files, i would love to translate it to portuguese :D
So it's a mystery then.
this is my problem always hhhhhhhhh thank u
where my full sail students at !!?
wtf , pause at 05:27 , i wonder if he did that intentionally?? hahaha
the model's muscles tho..
"most replayed" in that naked guy lol
Am I the only one who heard, 'Everybody knows that MY biceps are enormously large.'??
you seem more depressed than usual stan, is everything ok?
(y)
love your content. If you could love nudity a bit less.. I mean nothing against the human body and such but at the end of the day I mostly watch your vids in coffee shops, so when a shawang pops up on full screen..
Ok but seriously your stuff is so helpful, love your vids
Why I can't still draw perspective right??? Why I'm so dam F***ING STUPID? :(
Careful with figure drawing classes. You might feel awkward.
I know--fig leaves are so silly. Penises really aren't that scary.
I would have rather seen a clothed person than the almost naked guy.
You are definitely the last person I would like to have as a teacher... Is not okay when you start insulting...
What? I know this is a very old comment so you probably won't reply, but... Where did he insult anybody?